Ameritoon

One of the most aggressively bad matches I've ever seen

Don't really care much about Ancelotti never managing a club like Everton before, people said the same thing about Rafa here and he managed just fine. He's seemingly fallen out with every squad he's managed in the last 5-6 years, though. And his training sessions sound like he just chain smokes and watches them kick the ball around. Will definitely be interesting if it happens

Incredible what he's missed so far then comes up with that

Wonder if it means SJP will get the match. Southgate wants the match in the north and every other option is booked.

In awe at those quotes. What a doofus

is he saying he just learned that overexertion causes muscle injuries

That game at Fulham 10+ years ago where Barton won it at the death with a penalty always stands out

Credit to Brewcie, who IMO is definitely better than Rafa

This has been fun

It really couldn't have gone any better than it has. Remarkable downfall

Credit where it's due, great result.

this will be chaos if they allow it

Carroll coming in is just funny, but Schar not getting his spot back is an injustice

Don't think they considered those with OCD when making that decision

Still two more seasons on NBC after this one Really? Hopefully Arlo White doesn't make the switch with them. Still a good chance NBC keeps the rights, I don't think the seasons beyond 21-22 have been opened for bidding yet. Losing it would put a huge hole in their sport collections though, bet they go all out to keep it.

Still two more seasons on NBC after this one

Nostalgia back to circa 2007ish Champions League on ITV He was great working over here for the 2010 World Cup

I like it

18 but I take credit on knowing a team from Bucharest and Belgrade won one, also missed on Feyenoord and Hamburg

Then entire 2011/12 season

Classic Dortmund. Flail about in the first have, come back for a single point in the second

There's like 10 clubs per season across the big European leagues who even have a chance of winning anything beyond a domestic cup. Basing managers' quality, especially young managers, on trophies is stupid.

Wonder how much better it would've went if they invested in the team and not a stadium for the last few years. Sacked is wild though, you have to think he lost the dressing room.

They're not making money off their US subscribers so I'm sure it's the same for the UK launch. They be backed by major venture capital funding for a while, possibly less than they thought now the VC is being questioned as a way to build a company. It's worth it for me personally, but I also follow US sports. If you don't you're only getting Waugh/Caulkin and maybe one or two non-NUFC related articles you're interested in per week.

Excited for the crowd to turn on him