Kid Icarus

Pathetic approach to the second half tbh. Would have been a needlessly hard fought for win at 1-0. Always felt like this was coming

So far so good, just need to be careful and not get too complacent. We've seen enough to know that they'll get chances, so need to have a bit more purpose on the break so that we're out of sight if Everton buck their ideas up.

Willock on the bench is a good move I think. At least gives us a bit of room to manoeuvre if changes are needed.

Why's everyone playing a game of fucking Guess Who? Just say who it is.

Awwww. That's my cousin's son, you regularly see them when players celebrate in the Gallowgate West corner.

I work with him and he's a nice lad. Think he has a media background tbf, but still haven't tried to find out where he gets his info, if at all.

Not sure, but as much as I agree in general, I think the degree of separation there is with Abramovic and our owners makes it easier to ignore than in the Greenwood situation where he's been recorded raping his gf and we've all heard it.

Should also say that I think it's bad enough that there are people at Man United who even thought this was a conundrum that needed to be worked out and shows just how low the profit motive makes people go. 'They'd sell their own granny' seems like a fairly mild expression.

For a few big reasons, you let him run down the contract and release him. Anything made from a sale comes with an offset of losses through negative PR anyway and that's before getting onto how it should be a moral obligation for a club the size and with the history of Man United to bin him. Anything less than that and they've deliberately dragged the club's reputation through the mud forever. There'll be plenty who think he should be sold to another club, but I think that's partly the reason why you shouldn't do it. Without getting into how it implicitly sets a precedent for normalising and excusing what he did (and for some people how it excuses it explicitly), this whole 'it's business at the end of the day' outlook is a normalisation of money, business, profit, compete at all costs, which is just as dangerous and toxic imo.

Gameweek 31 Newcastle 2 v 1 Everton Forest 1 v 1 Fulham Bournemouth 1 v 1 Palace Burnley 1 v 2 Wolves West Ham 1 v 2 Spurs Arsenal 3 v 0 Luton Brentford 3 v 1 Brighton Man City 4 v 0 Villa Liverpool 6 v 0 Sheff United Chelsea 1 v 1 Man United

I won't stop until that know-nowt seat sniffing smog tit is never shared in this thread again

Fair to say that this is the most weird season we've had supporting Newcastle? Definitely for me, nothing comes close.

That one's new to me. Know why 88, 100, 13 and the like are banned but dunno about 44.

So does he

Sunderland? More like 1under5and.

Is there really any need to speak to Matt like that? Jesus wept man.

Dunno how it's weird mind, I thought Murphy had a really good game.

Okay, well whatever this is then.

I think people are just generally happy with the match yesterday. If you're not fair enough and it's a shame, but nothing wrong with that at all, or being argumentative towards people pissing on their chips, intentionally or not (providing they're not being personally abusive obv)

95/96 and 99/00 are the only really great kits imo, but overall it's here where the fun ended I reckon. Just rubbish after this.

Why are you quoting Thatcher?

Don't think I've seen such a chasm between a result and the discourse on here like. The negativity is one thing, but proper needless toxicity following a hard-fought win from the jaws of defeat? N-O at its worst.

The point made about stadium rebuild/expansion meaning it'll be more affordable for people with less money has hardly any credibility like. Spurs' stadium is often pointed to as what we could have if we do it right. If this is doing it right I'd rather do it the 'wrong' way. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGeaVqbKd/

Can't imagine why