Stifler

Nearly a goal there as well.

Willock man.

Unlucky there, should have been 2-0.

Fucking stream is just following Tonali, whisky the match is in play.

Was onside on the replay that was level with the defensive line.

Yeah, 1-0.

Shouldn’t have, as the rule is it has to be the scorer.

Get in!

Arm wouldn’t matter, he never scored.

A 2nd check, for fucking what?

That looks on.

He’s on.

Damn, he’s just off.

It’s the lead up to Christmas. Everyone going out for drinks after work, everyone stopping by to have a drink during Christmas shopping, and a few matches on TV. I very much doubt it would be the norm, but for Christmas, it’s believable. Didn’t it serve 20,000 pints in its first 24 hours of opening? That is £100,000 at an average price of £5 right there.

Man Utd.

There is chance that we go only 1 point behind Man City today.

Yeah. I’ve said it many times on here, but we are coming into a period of megastadiums that cost multi-billions. The NFL is in the process of replacing a lot of their stadiums. Spurs have kickstarted it happening in football. It also makes me question why Liverpool have opted for doing stand by stand replacements which aren’t really going to put Anfield in the elite list of stadiums. I think in 10 years time, they might regret that.

Fucking close that. Literally talking about a few mm.

He even admits that it’s normal practice to be paid late, and most if not all agents have been paid. He’s just there with Ben Jacobs, and Migual Delany at throwing negatives about us.

Yeah quite possibly, may not the Qataris, but I’d be surprised if both Kuwait, and Bahrain don’t snap up a Premier League team.

You can actually get a platform ticket.

It was a home tie though, the concourse was decorated in NUFC stuff, and the ground was full of people who are fully invested in what happens with NUFC.

I remember before we got our takeover that people were on about him buying us, imagine him cutting more than what Ashley did. It does seem to be that he’s cutting more and more just for the sake of it. I don’t see how it ends well. I honestly think he’s came in with the intent to get a new NFL stadium built using public money, so that he and possibly the Glazers can sell the club for more than they put in. That works with INEOS, where the government will give him grants to create jobs. It’s going to be a much tougher sell to get the government to pay for a new stadium to create jobs that are harder to pin down, just so Manchester can have a new world class venue when it already has the Etihad, and the COOP live centre across the city. Not to mention that despite the state it’s in, Old Trafford is still a pretty big stadium in capacity numbers, and still hosts events outside of football. It also doesn’t help that he’s a Tory donor, and he’s going to a Labour PM who is a massive Arse, I mean Arsenal fan. The only way he gets it down is if Burnham gets it done for him, and the higher ups at Labour hate him because of how well he’s done with social mandates that they are walking away from. I’m not convinced he’s a Man Utd fan either. He has had access to a private jet when living in Nice, and even beforehand, yet he travels to London and has a season ticket for Chelsea. His INEOS has signed a big sponsorship with Spurs as well. Nothing so far suggests that his tenure is going to be a success, on the pitch in anyway. After publicly spitting his dummy out because we wouldn’t just give them Ashworth, he’s then sacked him just to blame someone after a poor result. He wanted to replace the manager in the summer, and realised that he couldn’t really afford too, and when he has been forced too, he’s now appointed a man purely to just try and spite Man City, after reports said he maybe lined up as their next manager. He hasn’t hit the ground running, and has quickly dismissed winning trophies as an objective. This after a summer of also publicly telling everyone that every player was for sale, and not being to sell anyone they needed too.

At the time of him coming in, anyone outside of the top 6 would just have players in midfield with no real consistent end product as well as the ability to offer an outlet and track back. If they did, the big clubs snapped them up. Miggy offered us an outlet, and off the ball work, which considering we were a club fighting relegation, without having much of the ball, it was probably more needed. Now of course scouting and statistical analysis has came on so much, that more teams can get more rounded players. Ourselves, with the takeover releasing new funds, and aims for the club, we are also in a position where we need to get that more rounded player. Just because Miggy isn’t what we need going forward, doesn’t mean he hasn’t been an asset for us, and it doesn’t mean he wouldn’t be an asset for someone else. We can’t confuse were we are today as a club, to the club we were 3 years ago, and judge the players from 3 years ago, on todays standards.

Honestly think £50 for a ticket to Cambridge on the day isn’t bad.