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Genuine question, why? By all accounts he's well liked around the club, and is good in his role.

Yeah, i'm pumped now.

I still want us to do TBG's suggestion tbh.

22 Clean sheets in 31 games is utterly bonkers

The ref was such an utter jobsworth that there must have been atleast a little bit of sexism going on. The second one gets me, the lady barely mentions anything, but gently touches his arm as its in her face, and she gets sent off

Saw a Zealandism on that the other day. Absolutely hilariously shit

Out of interest, would it be possible to build a temporary stadium somewhere on the outskirts of the city while the work on the stadium is happening? And if it is possible where would it be best to be located? As just thinking, last year at the Cricket World Cup in the US, they built a temporary stadium in parkland in New York, which had a capacity of 34000, and cost $25M to set up.

Provisional Move in date the start of the 2031/32 season. Wonder if it'll be Mad Max theme'd given we'll be in a nuclear hellscape by that point

The 97-98 Away kit is quality imo.

Kelly only played 301 minutes for us, and we just sold him for a £20m profit, incredible business.

Feel like that harsh on BDB like, he's been utterly immense this season.

So if this Chelsea result sticks, this weekend everyone from 4th to 11th will have bar Fulham

He gets to live in Turin and play for one of the 5 most storied clubs in Europe, I think he'll be fine

Been wanting to say this all day... Luke Edwards is a shit siring tool.

Maddison apparently out for 3 weeks now

Its NUFCBlog

I wonder how much Burnley are enjoying this season, they pick up results but every games seems so cagey and mind numbingly boring, this will be their 9th 0-0 of the season in 29 games, and of the other 20, 13 of them have had two goals or under.

The most mental thing of that video is how skinny Joelinton is

Man, if only this had gone in, it would have been dirty

A 0.1% chance of 13th, worrying.

Is this the most boring Transfer Window ever? Other than Man City, it feel like nothing has happened.

Man United have now only lost once in their last six, it feels like they're starting to turn a corner, luckily though they have a turning circle of a Liebherr R9800.

I've only watched the first episode, but the Copa90 documentary series "Once In A Lifetime: Argentina" feels like a it's going to end up being a must watch for football fans. Eli Mengem is a quality documentary maker.