Kid Icarus

Exactly what I was about to post

I don't think we'll sign anyone now and I'm kind of in three minds about whether I'm okay with that. On one hand, there's no danger of being anything lower than upper mid-table imo, getting a short term player in now could be detrimental to who we're able to sign in the summer, and it'll take a player a while to get up to speed anyway vs With Joelinton now being injured the opportunity to really push for Europe is threatened, so we need someone in vs Is it really that important that we get into Europe in some form next season and might we be better off being able to go fully balls to the wall in the league and domestic cups next season?

They're dead to me until they do the barcode kit. Also @leffe186 Do you want this? If you can cover postage it's yours.

That's the local council, the MP is conservative and has been for over 20 years. The boundaries are drawn differently for each I think.

Not bad Saw someone mention a version of Living on a Prayer that would be class as well but it never seems to have caught on. Woooooaaaah he's everywhere Woah-oh Fabian Schär! Give him the ball and he'll score from there Woah-oh Fabian Schär! He cost us fuck all and he's got great hair Woah-oh Fabian Schär! Something like that

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Newcastle United feasting on PSG at the St James' Park on a Tuesday night in October. I watched Keiran Trippier nutmeg a winger while hurdling a corner flag and Alexander Isak glittering in the darkness of our otherwise injured fate. All those moments lost in the Tyne, like tears in rain. Time to die.

It's a mix innit? Tory MP and Labour Council or something weird like that.

If we happen to have another season with players more or less constantly out to this extent then I'll be more concerned about that than how we respond to it, but until then I'm willing to view it as a freak season that probably won't be repeated

Leicester

If Everton go down either this season or next that'll be 2 teams who've gone down as a direct result of financial rules that we're supposed to believe are there to stop teams 'doing a Leeds' Bring on the article that's title is formatted like this by some self aggrandising The Athletic gimp folding their arms to the right of it. Fit For Purpose?

It's not actually confirmed is it?

Most of the Ashley-era players who got their big moves flopped big time, with plenty of them now talking about their time at Newcastle with starry-eyed revisionism. Wijnaldum was really the only one who was a success, and even one of the bigger successes on the list (Sissoko) wasn't liked by the club's fans. Injuries and so on obviously played a factor but the likes of Carroll, Enrique, Ba, Cabaye, Remy, Yanga-Mbiwa, Debuchy all flopped. Ironically the scapegoat (Simpson) and the waster (Thauvin) from that era went on to have more success than most.

Ah yeah, I misread the 2nd runner up on his wiki as a winning one. I'd still have him over Cole personally

It has to be McDermott, I'd imagine Frank Clark, Wijnaldum, and Tommasson are up there as well.

Always forget he was here before Liverpool not just after.

Milner of those two for me. 2 Champions Leagues, won things at 2 clubs

Hold on, I'm thinking of a different home match when Milner also played really well

It was the match that happened immediately after Keegan was appointed

Carroll was as near as it got, but nothing compares to the pain of when we sold Cole. I remember our teacher telling us and lads (including me) just openly crying at school It was horrible, my first of many football heartbreaks.

I don't remember him having a stinker before that goal like.

That's never usually an obstacle for anyone on here

So as usual Howe should have done something differently with his subs, but what that something is, no one knows. Genius.

Customers not supporters

What even is a Bryan Gil?

Spurs for the Willock assist Villa chip Brentford away