Dr.Spaceman

So he didn't pick Sean and then instantly regretted it. This season is going to be fun

Personally I'm underwhelmed with the Adidas stuff. The speed with which they're releasing their new gear is good though, hopefully something I like the look of in the next year or so.

I'm sure there's someone who could help him out financially...

Is he leaving altogether or just taking a step back for a while? Hopefully he makes a speedy recovery and comes back to lead the charge.

As if that FAB means anything to Yasser

Same, the stand looks tiny compared with the Leaves for example.

Derby - Forest numerous times, including as an away "fan" at the City Ground. That's basically their us v the mackems. Those games were always super intense. My mates all used to idolise Horacio Carbonari for scoring a worldie in one of those games. Derby - Leicester. Pretty spicy, not on the level of Forest but way more about it than us v Boro. I saw a 30 something Derby fan attack and old man on the way back to the train station calling him 'Leicester scum' which to this day I credit as one of the main reasons as to why I never went over the top as a football fan. I'll never forget it. The bloke was fine, I just thought it was completely pathetic. Derby - Leeds used to get fairly heated as well. Something about a bloke called Brian from the olden days.

I just retried and it worked fine

Something something something can't serve drunk patrons something something something

Homage to our greatest ever PL season in '96, obviously.

Varane has retired. Man Utd broke another player.

Yes but I still believe they're going to attempt to do whatever they can within the rules. There's no evidence to suggest they're not wanting to invest significantly into NUFC.

If they're dropping billions on Golf and millions on professional wrestling why does anyone think that they're not going to attempt to push NUFC to the top

They've never won the EFL Trophy though

Surely we were all expecting to at least have heard some info on our longer term plans regarding the club's infrastructure

No idea, but probably very different circumstances. Bournemouth's owners don't have to put up with Newcastle City Council for example

But we're going to do none of that because...

I wouldn't say it's falling apart, but it's quite outdated compared with other PL teams grounds. We need to do something for ourselves, not because Leeds are expanding Elland Road.

Why is the capacity the only thing that matters?

Left behind in what sense? Elland Road is old and shite as it currently is, bolting on an extra few thousand seats isn't going to do much. I'd take a reduced capacity at SJP for an overall better matchday experience.

That would be heart attack central

What the hell has happened there? Surely they build those things to withstand severe (by UK standards) weather

The last training video I saw showed two goalkeepers beating two outfield players, so I'm not so sure