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Their logo is absolutely lifting. Cheap as they come.

So many of his goals during that first season were outrageous. His first vs Villa, the Swansea dink, both goals against Chelsea, and another one he prodded home from a cross against someone at SJP. They all looked so easy. https://www.premierleague.com/video/single/636291

I thought we looked like a competent, functional team for most of the second half. If that was Brucieball I could just about tolerate it. That said, the subs were way too conservative (or pointless in the case of AC).

Not quite. Says Rafa was like a dad to him, and goes in to plenty of depth about the problems his partner and child faced a few years back. He's complementary about Bruce (and, to a lesser extent, Ashley) but not over the top. Very honest stuff and just what you'd expect from Hayden, really.

Murphy's done really well there but that's another clanger.

If you sit off and let teams take pot shots at your keeper, eventually one will find its mark/he'll drop a clanger. We're so toothless and passive, man.

Darlow absolutely has to save that, like.

It'd be pretty amusing to see a few of these entitled arseholes locked into a league as whipping boys for 20 years, to be fair.

How long does he want like? We evidently didn't deserve anything from the game.

He's terrible, man. If we were a proper football club he'd have been peddled years ago.

He's a disgrace but the bigger disgrace is that he was given the job in the first place. His exit (and, more importantly, the exit of the fat oaf who gave him that job) can't come soon enough. Looking forward to his lifting excuses post-match.

*proactive.

I know I haven't been following the match tonight that closely (start-stop footage partly to blame), but I couldn't believe they said that.

WILL SOMEBODY PLEASE THINK OF THE TAP-INS?

You almost forget just how good that strike was. Outrageous, man.

Rejecting your own proposal is quite the power-play.

If they're oh so genuine in about their desire to help the lower leagues, then why can't they all immediately agree to a similar 'bail-out' for all EFL clubs without any sort of restructure? Edit: I hadn't seen the above story.

It's just straight up blackmail. It's been mainly about money for some time now, but this is so brazen. I see there's a desire from the 'elite' (mainly that cunt Agnelli) to have UEFA competitions played on weekends, too. It makes you want it to all come crashing down even more so than you already did.

Fifteen quid.

He did look dangerous. Hopefully he can kick on now as he could be a real asset.

He's a good striker and I'm glad he's hit the ground running.

ASM is a wizard.

That was the pass that immediately sprang to mind when I read those quotes. What a little cretin.