Happinesstan

We're Saudi Arabia. We do what we want.

Nobody should be on twitter.

It's another case of pundits occasionally glancing at results, league tables and transfers, and thinking they know better than people who watch every minute of every game and follow every development at the club. And the usual bias towards anyone British. The arrogance of it is pathetic tbh. And the majority of their audience are the same, in regards to clubs other than their own. They'll read something about another club, check the tables/stats, and agree with the reporter/pundit. Reporter gets a good [lazily built] reputation. On-screen pundits have the added benefit of displaying the table/stats simultaneously.

Dunk is very underrated - on the ball he is canny - even takes the occasional free kick I've had Dunk on my fantasy football bench, all season. It's remarkable the number of times I've wished I used him. I remember him being touted at a young age, and while he's never hit the big time, he's more than capable. People are banging on about Ake being snapped up from Bournemouth but Dunk is a better CB, in my opinion. Whether Ake is more valuable as a ball player than Dunk is as a CB remains to be seen, obviously, but it's Bournemouth that look like going down.

Someone's already asked Caulkin that tonight and he said ner. Caulkin knows less than half of what he thinks he does. He knows how to do ambiguity.

The letter acknowledges their correspondence, nothing else. Therefore they have revealed the contents.

KDB surprises me because he doesn't look particularly athletic, yet he's a machine.

Kinky Kim beats it Have you got her number?

By the same token, to play devil's advocate, do you see why making a point of saying you'll keep it private has got the seagulls flapping their wings? I'd argue just saying he acknowledged the letter would have been suffice. The second you talk about 'keeping it private' it gives a connotation that there is vital information being shared. It's just the way we share information these days. I know something but if I tell you it becomes false, so I won't tell you. But if I told you nothing at all I wouldn't get any recognition for not telling you anything.

He’s right unfortunately. (Well nearer 43 but still shite). 49, 39, 37, 44, 45. We won the championship with one of those points totals?

Christ the lad must be some age if he was playing in 92-93. Only been the Championship since 2004 tbh. I was sure it was only the 1st division for two years at most.

Timeless.

Christ the lad must be some age if he was playing in 92-93. Edit: It was still the first division, wasn't it? how long did that last?

He'll probably just snap up Eldon Sq., so he can continue to be a constant thorn to the area.

My main feeling is jealousy and seeing other teams enjoy success just reminds me of how miserable it is to follow NUFC. Watching other teams succeed, never reminds me of supporting NUFC.

We did sign another striker capable of playing30 plus games. For £40M

Be supervised if that could happen, the american leagues tend to not allow foreign owners. Aye. But why would they need to supervise you?

Yes, she will be the initial 'front-person' doing the interviews, making presentations of the way forward, ambitions of the club, etc. The current court case she is involved in could well inhibit this though. But, I'm sure she'll give it a go! She’s only been for a few days between 10am-4pm. I don’t think she’s due back in now. She could easily have worked around the court case if she needed too, or have got her lawyers to do everything, as would be normal practice. It's like nobody's seen Better Call Saul. Kim Wexler would be on it like something that rhymes.

July the 4th, so they can't be blamed for people gathering at SJP. Is that something to do with the USA ?? No. It's the date that the Johnson has decided it's safe to go out.

Carver looks like something Bob Mortimer would dress up as.

July the 4th, so they can't be blamed for people gathering at SJP.

TBH I think the pundits just don't want to upset a fellow ex-pro. Once he's gone, and replaced with a proper manager, he'll never be spoken of again. Unless the new guy does worse, in which case they may have a point.

As much as I yearn for us to win something, there's a part of me that slightly doesn't want us to win this year's FA Cup. I definitively don't want us to lose at the weekend but the clamour for Bruce to stay from loads of people if we won the FA Cup will be unbearable. I see it as either win the FA Cup this season and have to watch the first bit of money PIF allow to be spent on transfers if and when they takeover to be spent by Bruce, or don't win it this season, bin Bruce and get one of Pochettino, Rafa or Allegri to spend that money. I know which I prefer. Don't worry. I doubt the crown prince of Saudi Arabia is worried what Graham Sounness thinks.

This - I used to have loads of pirated music but haven’t downloaded anything dodgy in years as Spotify feels like good value and covers pretty much everything I listen to. Football costs a fortune and being split across a number of providers inevitably means there are plenty of games I don’t have a access to (even after paying all that money). Spotify gives the square root of fuck all to the artists Perhaps it means the most popular artists earn less. At the same time it allows for much lower barriers of entry for starting bands and artists, less reliance on agents (record companies) and arguably a healthier marketplace for music. The analogy works quite well with football come to think of it. Don't agree with this....the best will always earn millions one way or another. I personally think Ed Sheeran is garbage, and Adele couldn't sing her way past the first round of x-factor, but enough people disagree with that opinion that they are sitting in houses worth millions, and I'm almost certain they sit and dry their tears over my opinion with £50notes every night Yeah. I’m sure I’ve seen plenty of artists come out and say that singers are now required to do more tours if they wish to make money anymore. I think a lot of them have recouped revenue through the increase in popularity of vinyl, and other merchandise though. However they have said that they now have to work more for their money rather than spending a few weeks every couple of years in a recording studio.l like they used to be able to do. Those people aren't artists, they're slaves to the music industry.

He's earned his substantial pay-off. That's all.