Stifler

You know they wouldn’t go our way.

Results elsewhere changed, so they are now only 12 points clear of 3rd and 10 clear of 2nd. They have however now scored 50 goals in the Championship.

Intensity is nowhere near our identity. Just sitting let them pass the fucking ball and make run in behind.

I’ve not really watched them to be honest, but the table doesn’t lie. They have more points than Leeds and Burnley did last season.

Coventry are 13 points clear of both 2nd and 3rd as it stands.

I’ll repeat what I said in the other games thread. The novelty is starting to wear off, and they lost to an average Fulham team last week. Their crowd is as poisonous to them as it can be beneficial to them. No chance they can justify their fans demand for an expansion to the SOL.

Novelty is wearing off, and they lost last week against an average Fulham team. As I’ve said, that crowd is just poisonous to them as it can be beneficial to them. SOL expansion my arse.

Am I missing something? Stoke are currently in the top 2 as things stand, they are playing Hull who are looking to get into the play off places. There isn’t anyone there.

We don’t struggle to retain health care professionals because of their salary, we struggle too because our government wants to sell off as many aspects of the NHS as possible so that they can profit from it.

They would make it back though. First of all we anticipate that half of it would be financed with the club paying it. We would also be able to sell stadium naming rights which would be worth hundreds of millions in a long term deal. The value of the club will increase massively in the coming years. Spurs are currently worth £3bn-£4bn for example. Since our takeover we have moved from being sold at about £330m, to being valued at £1bn. TV income has a way to increase when the Premier League decide to sell the TV rights directly to the consumer and show every game, we could easily end up with all the Premier League teams earning something like £400m per season compared to the £100m now.

It’s the weekend, let’s see what football is on tonight to get the weekend started. Oxford vs Ipswich Yeah, just going to find something on Netflix instead.

Ashley could come out with a 100k seater brand new multi-purpose stadium on Leazes Park that’s going to cost £4bn, have Rafa by his side, Staveley as his CEO, and Masters saying PSR is going to be disbanded and I still wouldn’t want the cunt back.

That’s a master plan made in conjunction with one of the proposed developers who are lacking funding. It’s not an official detailed plan, and can change massively.

No one is getting away with saying they’d take Ashley back even as a joke.

Get to fuck.

Very. Another way of looking at it is that Man Utd’s stadium as it is now is in the bid. Birmingham’s which no one is convinced will happen as seen is in the bid. Chelsea’s in case they get Earls Court is in the bid.

They probably are in the bid book, but not publicly until the new stadium is announced.

It will be the new stadium, a proposal hasn’t officially went in yet for the women’s World Cup, and even when it does they’ll not go public on a new stadium that hasn’t been announced yet.

9th or 10th play 23rd or 24th, and so on as you go down the table. A draw is done later to decide which of those it will be. The higher finishing team gets the 2nd leg at home. They tweaked it a little from last year as there was no real advantage from finishing 9th to 24th.

That was the joke I was making.

I always said Holly Blades was a mouthy cunt. I mean in all fairness I didn’t mean it literally, but here we are.

Why does the guy look like a young Eddie Howe?

On SSN. https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/13475733/sheffield-wednesday-receive-extraordinary-enquiry-from-owners-of-rivals-sheffield-utd-about-potential-merger-of-two-clubs

Sheffield United owners have asked the EFL if they would sanction a merger of the two clubs. The choice between merging with your rivals, or having Ashley as an owner.

If he doesn’t start at the weekend then he should just cut his loan spell short and go back to Southampton.