Dinho lad

No wonder you think ASM is better than Barnes.

Rafa knows.

Must be sitting like a king on his toilet seat these days, good old Brucy.

With all due respect , why would he? I just find it funny that he said that (albeit in isolation). A bit like Pardew's 'no more goals' shit.

'I never, ever read'.

At least he's entertaining.

Ball stopped rolling?

Harvey Barnes is better than Saint-Maximin.

Criminally underrated by the media.

He's a 21st century Dave Bassett. Dave Bassett was a better manager.

Don't know the story behind it, but those tweets may well be when he you was young and stupid? I don't know anything about him, so I'm not defending or attacking his reputation; I just haven't seen any examples of his twatery, so I asked.

So?

Yeah, I do those often and have had some good bets come in. Last night I missed by one, which was Suarez to score. (20/1)

https://www.google.com/search?q=steve+bruce+celebrating&sxsrf=ALeKk00KgNmhqx_TuBVS6SWUHFNrMkiRBQ:1603649754426&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiOh9PvrNDsAhU5ZxUIHV2nA7cQ_AUoAXoECAQQAw&biw=1366&bih=625 Enjoy.

He didn't even answer the question appropriately. The question was about the direction of the club been taken. But his answer was mostly about a manager who left over a year ago. Grade: -F. Even at football you're a thick cunt, Timothy.

Applies to quite a lot of pundits TBF, probably most. Probably?

Won league titles with record point tallies and completely changed how the game is played. And three champions leagues with any team is impressive Yeah, won league titles with Messi, Inesita, Xavi, etc! He didn't complete change the game, his philosophy is largely influenced by Cruyff.

Guardiola himself said his success was done to the likes of Messi, Xavi and Iniesta. What has he done without them? You can also fuck off about Zidane as he had the BBC.

Keegan? I stand corrected on this. I think he's very much the exception that proves the rule though... Zidane, Guardiola and Conte are others that quickly come to mind. Conte wasn't a great player. He was good, not much more. You could argue that Zidane and Guardiola aren't great managers.

Probably because he formed that opinion based on analysis of his goals, as opposed to guestimation, nessy. It's even more of a valid question then. What were his brilliant 11 goals? Should be easy to answer after the analysis already done. Oh, really?

I'm not convinced Fergie would be a good manager these days anyway. Right up there as one of the most stupid posts in the history of N-O! I thought you were fucking joking, yo!

Pickford's challenge was wildly out of control. Not sure why the pundits have been defending him.