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I find the mentality of "They still have something to prove" really odd tbh, I get that they inherited a shell of a club so there was a lot of easy wins, but they still did it, they still doubled our revenue, and signed a £30m (potentially upwards to £40m) shirt sponsorship etc; and have shown signs to continually do so, hell in the last month alone we've announced partnerships with RedBull and InPost, but people don't seem to take that into account. They've also done it in during a time when restrictions have been in place to specifically to stop us acquiring sponsorship deals. It just seems weird to me.

That feels incredibly harsh for someone who was a free signing and who was bought in as squad filler. Especially when we have no idea what his wages are.

Journalists.

Gameweek 16 Arsenal 2 v 0 Everton Liverpool 1 v 1 Fulham Newcastle 3 v 1 Leicester Wolves 1 v 1 Ipswich Forest 2 v 0 Villa Brighton 2 v 1 Palace Man City 2 v 2 Man United Chelsea 3 v 0 Brentford Southampton 1 v 4 Spurs Bournemouth 3 v 0 West Ham

These have conceded 47 shots in their last 2 games, they're very get-at-able.

Man, you bite on that quicker than I thought

What an absolutely uninspiring list of managers that is.

Casually pushing him in the back of the neck in the box

Spurs man

Mate?

@Froggy @leffe186

It would have been really interesting if that had gone in.

Not sure what would be funnier, Spurs losing this having been 2 goals up, or Timo Werner scoring the winner.

That may be the most blatant penalty i've seen in a very long time

Using TransferMarkt Prices: Sanchez: €23m Cucurella: €65m Colwill: €0 Badasheille: €38m Caicedo: €116m Lavia: €62m Fernandez: €121m Neto: €60m Palmer: €47m Sancho: €0 Jackson: €37m Total: €569 Subs: Jörgensen: €24m Disasi: €45m Gusto: €30m Veiga: €14m Adarabioyo: €0m Dewsbury-Hall: €35m Nkunku: €60m Félix: €52m Madueke: €35m Total: €295m Grand Total: €864m That also isn't including Mudryk (€70m) and Fofana (€80m) who are both injured

Fucking quality hit that.

Cucurella

While its really frustrating that annoying that we are really inconsistent, its good to know that the same can be said about literally every other team. We've barely looked convincing this season and are still on 5 points off fifth, wild season

From the BBC here Turns out, in the end, we pulled their pants down

Its good to know Man United are still a basket case. This, the ticket price scandal, and the massive job slashing. Are the fans still seeing Ratcliffe as the saver? Or are they realizing he's just a grifter there to make a buck?

Well this is certainly raised my spirits after yesterday

Being an inconsistent team may be more frustrating than being a shit football team