HaydnNUFC

God. Filled with fewm now. Fuck sake.

“Aye, but we’re gonna put them up anyway.”

Digne screaming like he’s taken a round on Omaha Beach.

Or they could just not fleece their own fans.

Had a look at their ticket prices, given they’re charging £90+ for CL games regardless of the opposition, for PL games they charge between either, £92, £78, £72, £67.50 or £55.00 in descending order in terms of ticket category for adults and wheelchair bays. Absolutely vile. Imagine they have back to back home league games with a home CL game in the middle in a week?

A few empty seats it seems at Villa. Wonder what they’re charging besides what they are for those disgusting CL prices.

Agree a million percent on that.

A record that always stuck in my mind; we did not win at St. James' in the PL when behind at half time for 12 years. December 2006 vs Reading all the way to Man City under Benitez in January 2019.

From those who saw enough to comment, as I can only go off auld highlights; is he a better finisher than Cole or nah? Cole's scoring rate for us is an absolute joke, like. Took him 50 games to score 50 goals. Suppose that answers itself.

Had a deek; 15 points gained from losing positions this season.

Our record at coming from behind to pick points up this season must be mad.

After we went in front there was no way we weren’t winning that. They’re dire.

Professional. Job done. Happy days.

Lush, that like.

What a bit of play from Murphy. unreal finish GET IN

Also hope this co commentator goes home to find his house has been burgled tonight.

Right. Win this, for fuck sake man.

Can't even watch it as all the rivers are shite.

And that ^ I remember tbf; when we had a stoppage time equaliser ruled out at Anfield only to score another one immediately after. Stuck I think a tenner on Willock next goalscorer as soon as he was subbed on.

I'm surprised you remember any matches at all tbh, Paully. I don't remember most of them but I do remember the first one (Sheff Utd), West Ham away opening day, Burnley ASM masterclasses home and away, Southampton (Willock debut), Leicester away (won 4-2) and the final two with limited capacities vs Sheff Utd and Fulham. The rest all blur into one given how abject many of the showings were.

That season was my personal nadir. Lowest I've ever felt and COVID/lockdown on top of that. Grim. I think also February onwards that season is why I'll always have a massive soft spot for Willock; despite him being poor for a while now these days. Him and ASM were all we had at that point (as Wilson was injured mostly, again).

From a Leicester ITK so probably bullshit but rumours going around in Leicester circles that Van Nistelrooy is close to walking. Was promised signings and nowt happening. If true, what an absolute shambles that club is. Mad given how they were the envy of most of the league 3-6 years ago.