Sima

Toney (outside of his ban) would have been an obvious shout if they sell Kane but Brentford would probably demand the full money received.

No chance we buy players from Benfica where we currently are. They demand an absolute premium and usually get it.

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@SEMTEX

£50m

Baaaalli

Ordered the kid a shirt on day of release. Heard absolutely nothing since

Makes perfect sense for Rigg. He's comfortable there, he'll get plenty of opportunities and they play a decent brand of football.

Luque.

I think it was raised somewhere on here that it serves a purpose as a terminus and allows trains to change tracks. Not sure whether Manors has the same facility or not and could be used as a substitute?

Of course their attendances are low-balled. Dont believe the evidence of your eyes though that it could ever be the other way around…

Is it not possible to completely excavate/rebuild the metro station into new foundations? Would cost a fortune like.

And watching his favourite DVD- The Best of Womanchester United.

Funniest part was when that weird cunt Zig81 thought I was a bloke called Keith. He was weirdly obsessed with asking where where my missus worked as well.

Even though it was a short burst and he wasn’t the same player for us after that LC game against Arsenal, Ginola for me like.

Personally I’d rather wait a window or two and get someone to replace Schar in the first XI.

That was because of Lille's accountancy period iirc.

Nee way I'm going to be sweating over this all weekend.

That's not a real accent. Bet he's called Derek and works in Sambuca.

Copium

Chiesa has basically been my dream semi-realistic signing since we were taken over from what I saw in the Euros. You couldn’t peel me off the ceiling if we signed him.

Might as well go and get Chiesa to help him settle.

It's the roaster that always wears the turtle necks that I can't bear.

I believe that Milan were formed on the basis of some Sunderland fans wearing their red and white kits down the coal mines and then donating them to the locals. Hence the red and black stripes, marra. This is not the story officially, of course, but three erstwhile Sunderland historians know the real story.