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I'm thinking the opposite, cancel each other out and tight, like last season. Plus our games with Brighton are usually forgettable.

Man United obviously had a spate of it Ferguson's - it would be like all those dodgy decisions going to VAR and still being allowed now, Which maybe they would have been

Its really not. Its more likely they'll win every game so we'll need more points with the league leaders next. Logically we beat Leeds and Leicester and get at least a couple points off one of the others but its football. Logically we'd have won the league, never been relegated and never beaten Barcelona with that team we put out

Needs to be a compilation of them, to call more attention to it because its spooky now. Was three in the cup game at Brighton, West Ham, the superkick on Sunday, Isak's goal being disallowed and this c*nt tonight off the top of my head.

That's what fucking me off. They're not even playing well and getting bailed out by these decisions every game and scraping by.

"A controversial penalty" for Liverpool well i fucking never

Maybe there's nothing to fear but fear itself, and because of the fixtures its going to get more fearful before it gets relaxing.

Often see how NUFC doesn't exist anymore often from that Roker Mackem c*nt who spends all his time on the threads of a club that no longer exists getting worked up and agitated about a club that no longer exists. Thought Exile had been put away or is it just with that thread being dark-webbed he's yet to venture into a single other thread on that entire forum? discombobulated c*nts

You won't piss it up the wall either. Whats your take on the Leeds/Man City/Chelsea debate? (bigger pre the latter two's takeovers)

Got a 90/91 black greenalls label vibe about it. Or maybe the black McEwans logo Entertainers one. I like.

Pretty sure one year Wimbledon were. Joe Kinnear's Wimbledon.

Leeds had to be bigger than Chelsea until the late 90s. Chelsea were the epitome of a nothing club until then. Only guessing but I'd say by every parameter Leeds would have been ahead - trophies, Europe, all time table, attendances, away support, vibe

btw that all-time table, pre Ashley we were probably 6th or 7th

They spent almost all the 80s outside the top division and until just now been out of it since 2004. So depends on when the individual started watching football. Anybody who started in the early 80s will see their top flight stay 90-04 as an oasis, anybody that started watching in the early 00's will see them in the top flight as an anomoly. Just happens with me, my first full season was the start of a hot spell - promotion, top 4, title and probably briefly the best atmosphere in the country at the time, so I always thought of them as bigger than they probably are. Their attendances over the years aren't too hot either and Elland Road, certainly pre cantaliver stand was a surprsingly small looking stadium that perhaps told a story.

And they're okay with the FFP police? Seems as though even if they're within the rules this amount of wastage should be punished on the grounds of decency alone

Paid good money to sack Potter and bring Lampard in. Classic Todd.

Should have seen him in the 80s

Leicester in 1992 anniversary. Speaking of orgasmic releases of tension.

Made our game trickier no doubt. May not pan out that way but the environment of new manager, first home game, must win is a worse scenario than before.

Had a look earlier and was pleasantly surprised to see Forest had Southampton at home next

Was our lot under Ashley forever in his ideal world. So we know from experience.

Suspect there's going to be at least some disappointment there, if not 100% disappointment I fear

Better to die on your feet than live on your knees. A life better lived than Everton's existing.

No use to man or beast that. Not good for either not bad for either, not good for their rivals, not bad for their rivals and nobody's any the wiser about who is going down and were going to have to help Everton out.

They're both playing less shit so the game has gotten worse