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In the last few months alone: Arsenal 0-2 Newcastle Tottenham 1-2 Newcastle Man United 0-2 Newcastle Nottingham Forest 1-3 Newcastle

What am I meant to learn as a fan? How to type quicker in match threads?

Well that was shit, time to completely forget it ever happened.

I see there have been a couple of contentious decisions that have gone against Real Madrid today. I look forward to the completely normal and calm reaction from the club to this.

Over the last 3 years:

Our record against the teams in Europe this season plus Forest, including cups is: Played: 11 Won: 9 Drawn: 2 Lost: 1

You mean the performance that got us into the second cup final in 3 years? That performance?

Fifth

In 2022/23 we had the second best defense. In 2023/24 we had the tenth best defense. (Massive injury crisis and all that) This season, before today we had the fifth best defense.

Unlike you to be massively hyperbolic

Well that was shit. Hate playing at the Etihad

Into these. Huge opportunity.

Sake

Eurgh, i've sat through this shit for 80 minutes, I feel like I'm owed a Leicester win, not that Lego headed guy celebrating on the touchline.

Bristol City fans must be in dreamland right now, they're actually in the play-off race, after being the most boring club in existence for the last decade: Although it may actually be Preston that claims that title:

In fairness, he did play really well in that game, and Livramento has been off for a little while now.

When players talk about playing too much football, they should use him as an example. 649 appearances at 30 is obscene, its no wonder his legs are gone.

This Leicester vs Arsenal game is really flat, almost feels like a last game of the season with nothing riding on the result where the players are going through the motions.

I honestly don't care if their are rules in place that stop us going on a massive spending spree, and I actually think a form of financial fair play, that keeps the field even is a very good thing for the game as a whole, as it keeps everything competitive and stops monopoly's from forming. I know it's very American, and it also has some big flaws, but this competitiveness is one of the reasons I kind of like the draft system, the teams at the top fluctuate, and the teams and the bottom have a chance to improve and challenge in 3/4 years time. But these rules where designed purely to stop clubs with ambition from being able to enact on that ambition, from us, to Villa, all Richard Masters and by association the Big 6 clubs wanted was stop clubs from sharing the lucrative pie they had kept all to themselves. Honestly the way these rules where introduced was so transparent and so egregious and avoidable that the Premier League deserve everything thats going to happen to them, and it's going to be fun to watch it all burn.

Is it just me that has no appetite to watch Brighton Vs Chelsea? It feels really boring.

Wooooooooof

They'll be spending millions on legal fee's already, and they're not funded by an oil state like Man City, so unless they want to hemorrhage money, they'll need to like their wounds and come up with a fair system then isn't open to legal challenges.