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Chelsea fans trying to run across the pitch to get in with their own fans ffs

If Spurs do use the full 90,000 next season, it'd be nice to draw them in the FA Cup. Allocation is 15% of the ground, if requested... It'd be canny to get 13,500 Although weird if you get them away in the Quarters, as your next three FA Cup games would all be at Wembley.

Aye, he looks like a real charitable chap to be fair. A credit to society.

This game is utter pants mind.

Mourinho is class. A winner who demands from his teams. Players that don't like it, get tossed aside. Maybe that's why he wins trophies every where he goes.

Is the top part not being open then?

The only Man Utd supporters eligible to apply for a ticket will be season ticket holders who have attended every cup game this season (home and away, all cups) and season ticket or executive ticket holders who have applied for a ticket for an away game in Europe at some point over the past two seasons. Even then, the demand will be far higher than availability.

Man Utd allocated 9,500 tickets for a European Final in a 50,000 seater stadium. Obviously the neutrals, sponsors and touts are more important than match-going fans.

It's more of a payment schedule, rather than a renewal for the 10 year deal. They just sent out the dates of next season's payments don't they?

Hopefully, like the flyover they did - the media wont give a shit at all and it wont feature anywhere other than the local rags who have nothing better to publish.

Those on the 10 year deal received their renewals in Feb. The one year deals should receive them over the next week. General sale should be late June/start of July.

Love the thought of Yedlin waiting a whole year to get his own-back on some geek on Twitter like

Maybe Ajax aren't through comfortably then...

What was the tweet that he was replying to? He's since deleted it.

Some people just love an opportunity to moan Literally nothing going wrong at the minute and all people can do is throw in "what ifs" and "in the past..." Rafa's happy, I'm happy.

Should be fine, providing you get them fairly sharpish when they go on general sale.

Cheers. Did wonder like, was sort of hoping Bournemouth could have got it. Any reason why they would just give a team a bye, rather than filling it?

Contract expires 2018 It may finally materialise...

I've just realised that... (and correct me if I'm wrong) Chelsea/Arsenal FA Cup Final means that 6th in the PL will gain Europa League qualification. Man Utd won the EFL Cup, so therefore will qualify for the Europa League, but if they finish 5th or 6th (which they will), that place will go to 7th. If Man Utd finish 5th/6th and win the Europa League (which they will) then 8th in the PL will also get Europe League qualification due to the above happening. https://www.premierleague.com/european-qualification-explained Therefore any of the teams in 8th - 12th could qualify for the Europa League next season, as only 3 points separate them. Any of West Brom, Leicester, Southampton, Bournemouth, West Ham could qualify.

No you can't get 5 quality players for that amount. Van Aanholt went for £14m in January. He's not anywhere near quality. Even in January, where prices are always higher, £70m could have bought: Morgan Schneiderlin, Gerard Deulofeu (loan), Wilfred Ndidi, Mamadou Sakho (loan) And you'd have around £30m change, even counting in loan fees etc. £70m + whatever we make from sales + whatever "other means is" is more than enough to build a good, competitive PL side. As has been said numerous times on here, the lower two thirds of PL teams are very overrated and the quality is nowhere near as good as people make out. All we need to do is bring in 4 or 5 "good quality" players and then upgrade on a few of our backup options (Colback, Hanley, Diame, etc.) and we'd easily be a midtable/top half team.

Not keen on this backing music for the pundits. Like a really terrible rap.

And people say that cheats don't prosper... in this case, they do - they stay up.

Only allowed in EFL, iirc.