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I'm already angry on his behalf for the inevitable refereeing stitch-up he's going to have to experience on the final day

Would love it if someone wrote YOU'RE JUST ANOTHER FOOTBALL CLUB FFS all over the outside of the Kop in 10ft high letters. They genuinely seem to think that they're way more important and special than any other club. Like supporting Liverpool elevates you as a person into following something higher like a religion or something. They're just another club

Just need to concentrate on Brighton and win that one and see what Man U can do to match it. No control over their results but we look pretty formidable atm. It's also nice to have reasonable fixtures AND options off the bench who can drop in and give players a rest whilst still contributing. Not convinced Man U will handle the pressure especially away from home, Chelsea have been up and down all season so I can't see them winning out either. Also lumps the pressure on a creaking Spurs side too. Looking forward to seeing how things pan out

Taylor is just an utter prick like. No need whatsoever to book Wilson or Anderson there

My fault. On the metro

Agree. Ridiculous rules encourage ridiculous loopholes to be exploited, fuck it, if it's within the rules then I'm all for jumping in with both feet. Get the cash in first and ask questions later

Then sell him

If we need just £6m by the end of June then they need to pull a few rabbits out of the hat rather than compromise our position in tying to rinse Man U. If we still need the coin in a few weeks time then we need to line up 6 x £1m sponsorship deals to sponsor any old shit - don't care what it is, just get that poxy £6m into the club without any questions being asked, hit the criteria and go again come July 1st

Took 26 of the first 30 points available and were pretty solid over Xmas. Definitely cracks there though

Club stooge says everything is looking good. Whoever would have thought that?

Going to try and pop in for an hour if possible. After the match, before food. I'll need to see what's what first though

Ah, gotcha

Sure Ruddock did him in pre-season? Definitely very early on in the season

I know no transfer is 'free' as such but not having to pull a big wedge of cash out to strengthen the squad has got to be a good thing. Sure he'll have a hefty signing on fee etc but I'd imagine he'd normally go for maybe 25-30m if he wasn't out of contract? Already good, can develop as he goes and isn't costing a bomb. Got to be a positive move

Didn't he leave a training session then just not bother turning up again for them? Not even a call to anyone, just left and fucked off for good?

Bellingham sot is evens tonight on skybet

Bermp

With every passing article like that I'm more and more confident that these cunts have no idea what they're doing. They'll probably finish above us, could even win the Cup next month but these fuckers will take that club backwards, every action screams unprofessional and leaking shit like that is borderline criminal, well-run clubs don't brief journalists about every single decision like this lot appear to be doing

The dirty little slut

And whatever they decide to do they need to get a move on before the rules are changed and the cost of the refurb counts towards FFP/PSR/new pigshit rules

Mentioned this a few weeks ago - to have no corporate at all running along the entire touchline isn't sustainable to maximising income. Corporate is going to be one of the next big cash injections we need to push on

Best thing Souness ever did in his career was to completely demolish the Boot Room as soon as he got the job down there. Just destroyed decades of culture and continuity overnight and it put them back 20 years. It was fucking brilliant

I think the fact only 3/20 teams actively dislike this new introduction is really encouraging for us and others. It suggests that many clubs are massively pissed off with the FFP/PSR rules as they currently stand and they need complete overhaul, not only do many reject FFP but they're now willing to oppose the big 6 and openly vote against them. In the past they've always just gone with them and most new rules have passed virtually unchallenged, the vote today implies that the worm has well and truly turned and there's appetite for huge changes and the PL can't say they never saw it coming. The way they've handled the FFP breaches at Everton, Forest and City have been a shambles. This is just the start of the small 14 pushing back and rejecting what is being pushed upon them

7 seems about right. Beat Brighton then take 4 or 5 from the 3 aways

First yellow of Betis/Sevilla. 6th minute...