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Commentators say it wasn't malicious, but is it just me or is the way Romero put his boots into Anderson totally malicious?

I could be wrong, but I think he's been promoted every season he's managed in the championship. Three years of management in the championship, three promotions.

He's had to make several saves? That's impressive from their two shots on target.

Double benched? Talk about insult to injury.

Being shite may have hampered it more.

FYP

I think 71 is absolutely in reach. We by rights should be winning our three home games, and then we'd just need to win one of our away games. We've got a good record against Villa, Brighton seem to have lost their form (and they've been a very streaky team this season I think) and we've played Arsenal three times this season, winning all three without conceding. Obviously, all three games the home teams will probably be favourite, but over the course of them I think we should win one. We've only lost 5 away games all season.

But if Guehi gets enough of the ball to redirect it's movement, which Pope does, you'd never get a penalty.

The italian media seem to think we are happy to sell him to Juventus for £70m. You'd need to double it to start the conversation.

You get penalties for stupidity? Great, do we get a penalty for Eze's stupid penalty attempt?

I thought Wharton was poor when he came on. Thought he gave the ball away a lot.

Of course it is. But it's still fun taking the piss because it's Man Utd.

Oh so they're using Home and Away PPG? I just used the raw PPG.

The average PPG of Villas remaining matches is 1.48 and ours is 1.44.

Given he's scored the most goals from inside the 6 yard box in the league, I'm not sure that's a particular weakness of him at all.

Sorry all. My fault. I put the Chelsea match on. Was inevitable from there.

Also drew with Brentford who are bottom half. So 4 wins 2 draws against bottom half teams in 2025.

To be fair, we did then have to sell ASM, Minteh and Anderson to balance that.

In fact, direct quotes that imply he's previously turned down Inter because of his love for AC: I was thinking about when I could have gone to Inter. I never accepted it. It wasn’t because they weren’t a strong team, but I didn’t consider myself 100% happy about making that choice. Every day there was talk about it. I spoke with my agent, and i had big doubts. It was a mountain I didn’t want to climb. The call from Paolo Maldini changed everything, it made me happy, and I said: ‘Either I go to Milan or I stay at Brescia.’ My dad passed this bond with Milan on to me. I used to have breakfast with a red and black Gattuso cup, and when it broke, I made my mom fix it piece by piece. When the transfer was finalized, I asked Rino for permission to wear his number 8.”

If you google Tonali AC Milan you'll see it constantly referred to as his boyhood club. Di Canio was probably just stirring shit.

He's not. He's a boyhood AC Milan fan.

That'd only really work now if we kept selling a player every year for 80m. Or increased our commercial revenue by that much.

They're fifth. Are they facing a massive points deduction or something?

Really undeserved equaliser for Man Utd