Mr Misery

https://youtu.be/8gvEwhDimUg?si=Z2AComtf3gWT7bUs

That hasn't just happened; it was spring 2024- the case is in Court: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjrylve553lo

https://youtu.be/2Py37G9qsfY?si=eaOWreDnPpHhknaf

Not if you're a Mackem.

He's from Wythenshawe. All his family support Man Utd. He supports Altrincham. [cough] https://m.allfootballapp.com/news/EPL/Fans-rage-as-Anthony-Taylor-announced-as-referee-for-Manchester-Derby/2094201

Botman not fit enough for the bench today. Only the West Ham game to come. How can he be match fit for the final?

That's a better ratio than Barnes...who should have played Isak in earlier.

But correct - I should know.

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Congratulations to the new manager; great result in his first game.

Oh, an online petition, that'll teach em. Yeah I know...it's a waste of time. Ad I said above 100k to be "considered" for a debate. No chance it would happen.

https://www.gov.uk/petition-government

How many do they need for it to be brought up parliament? Unless it's changed, 10000 used to be enough to get it proposed for debate. Doesn't mean it will be debated though, just put to the Speaker 10,000 for a response from Govt; 100,000 "considered" for a debate.

Bruce's biggest fan now apparently.

Your point being? Two points: - The NY Times journalists who won a Pulitzer for their investigation in state funded terrorism know about Saudi Arabia. The analysts at the Department of Treasury in the US know about SA. This guy does not. - Do you boycott petrol too? Of course he does...he knows it from the NY Times journalists (and other sources). He is the Chief Sports writer for The Guardian ffs. You and I know enough about Saudi Arabia anyway to make an informed choice. I have no control over boycotting petrol. If I could buy ethical petrol I would. I will continue to boycott NUFC. Buy an electric car if you care so much May well do the next time we change car. Was Saudi Arabia a drastically different country last time you bought a car? Fair point but I think you're stretching your argument a little. I think there's a difference between essential car use and voluntarily paying to watch a team directly funded by the SA regime. Why? you are providing them with money and you have a choice not to by getting an electric car. Both fundamentally have the same benefit to Saudi Arabia by either buying petrol or spending money with the club. Edit: I for one will continue to consume petrol and spend money with the club. I do not have a choice whether to drive or not*. I may buy an electric car next time out...bloody expensive last time I looked. I do have a choice about putting money into NUFC. *I actually cycle to work and it's the Mrs who drives the car so she is funding the beheaders not me. Generally cheaper. Than a five year old Mondeo?