Paully

I sadly think he's nailed on to be Leicester manager next season - he'll do very well with that squad and with an ambitious owner

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/02/21/dysfunctional-mike-ashley-rafael-benitezs-relationship-should/amp/?WT.mc_id=tmg_share_tw&__twitter_impression=true

Ended up £50 up thanks to the main man - he's won me a few quid lately! £30 Sergio, £20 Ron, £10 double We're 10/11 on Saturday! Rondon 5/1!

I'm still in love with at least three of the Sam Jacks strippers. The two in Idols late 90s - wow! Danni (sure she did Page 3!) and Helen (who was dating Peter Stringfellow!)!

Ronny 4/1 Skyboost 18/1 double with Sergio

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/02/19/dan-ashworth-aiming-make-brighton-sustainable-premier-league/

http://www.true-faith.co.uk/roberto-rojas-talks-miguel-almiron/

Absolutely mental few weeks! Also had £10 on the boost so Derby did me for £700! hoyed £4 on the draw (66/1) when it went 2-0 for a bit cover on the 2nd bet! https://imgur.com/a/zZtC2O5

1000000% this

Happy King Kev Day :smitten:

I can only recall Rashford's cross-shot which Buffon pushed round for a corner and it didn't even look on target!

From .com; The Evening Standard, Wednesday: Deal-hungry Sports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley has borrowed almost £1 billion to help fund his erratic acquisitions spree, despite profits more than halving at his personal investment vehicle. Mash Holdings entered a new revolving credit facility, which gives it access to £907 million, and “it is likely” this will increase to £1 billion, accounts at Companies House showed on Wednesday. Mash Holdings controls Ashley’s stakes in Sports Direct and Newcastle United. The billionaire, who was beaten by a Canadian entrepreneur in a battle to buy music chain HMV from administration last week, will use the extra cash “to seek out profitable investments and development projects”. How about a football club? He also pulled out of the bidding for Patisserie Valerie this weekend, just two days after he emerged as a surprise suitor for the collapsed cafés chain. Pre-tax profits fell from £277 million to £102.5 million for the year to the end of April 2017. The previous year profits halved from £520 million. This is down to Newcastle United, which saw turnover shrink 30% from £131 million to £91 million as media revenue fell. United remains up for sale. Sports Direct’s profits were also hit by higher foreign exchange costs. The accounts, which were lodged six months late, pre-date Sports Direct’s takeover of House of Fraser in August and Evans Cycles in October for £90 million and £8 million, and Ashley adding Sofa.com to his retail empire this month for a “nominal sum”. Ashley has kept the City guessing over his strategy. Some believe he’s making a concerted effort to take over the High Street, while others believe he’s attempting to make quick profits on opportunistic deals. The accounts show while Ashley did not take a salary or receive a dividend in 2017, Mash Holdings spent £109 million buying back shares from shareholders. This potentially includes Ashley himself. Sports Direct posted revenues of £1.7 billion for the 26 weeks to 28 October 2018, up 4.6%. However, underlying pre-tax profits fell 26.8% to £64 million from £88 million. Ashley could not be reached for comment. PS: The Northern Echo report that Ashley's MASH Holdings company received £9m for the sale of land for development on Strawberry Place - £3m more than he reportedly paid NUFC for it in 2009/10.

Bellends

Same as last season - 0 Rafa's teams generally motor from this period and we have by far the best run in!

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What is it? Can't get SkyBet Every time I mention it on here, it goes completely tits up Man Utd, Birmingham, Hull - 8/1!

I cashed out on the shots on target bet for £85 and cashed out on us after 84 mins for £221 (£275 return)! I had a canny day on Sunday too thanks to Sergio! NUFC and Sergio have made a few quid these last few weeks! 365 offer on for tonight - Man Utd vs PSG! Skybet boost looks good too!

I said after his first start that he reminds me of Carrick - fantastic prospect!

He was blatantly trying to catch it and fall down with the ball to kill the game off but he was clearly impeded by Boly – definite foul! He could have punched it and it went to straight to their player for a tap-in or out for a corner which they may have scored from and he’d have got slated for not catching it! I don’t understand why no defender blocked Boly’s run too – he had a free run at the ball. He’s a fantastic keeper and that Ronniegill article questioning whether or not he should be dropped is an utter joke!

0-2 Rondon, Muto off the bench

It should be £20 for me mind but it’s better than paying £2646 to go to Chelsea!

Fantastic reading their comments about Almiron mind :lol:

No wonder you looked particularly overjoyed on TV screen. Ha ha!

2-1 Rondon and Lejeune 6.30am train down, 8pm back up so a nice day in London's cheap boozers