Nucasol

Christmas break maybe.

Parrish and Bloom would happily chow down on Henry and Levy’s dirty cuttlefish and asparagus mess, the filthy cucks.

Aye right.

Yep, project finance, other types of complex syndicate arrangement. Everton are probably in the leveraged loan space at this point!

Then people will challenge amendments on legal grounds from their various angles and it ends up with the PL being penetrated via more directions than a porn star in a gangbang.

Dr Mottcomb

Yep but the usual EPL cucks like Panja were saying city had won nowt, basically a data room issue. It’s a lot more than that.

Dan Roan’s grubby cartel mitts all over the BBC, can’t stand the cunt.

They name them in The Times article. Liverpool, Arsenal, Man Utd, then the cuck clubs Brighton, Bournemouth, Wolves and Brentford along with West Ham.

Really warmed to Krafth as time has gone on. Obviously the hope is we improve over time but he’s genuinely let no one down. Targett goes down as a “what could have been” for me. Looked a lock for the LB slot after his loan but absolutely shot to pieces with injuries. He needs to move on for his own benefit. He’ll also be a NUFC quiz question for being the first player injured by eczema.

Something about Big AC that’s refreshing.

Whoppersaurus Rex.

Gordon bollocksed up but the club made the bigger gaffe by spending another season relying on Callum Wilson to cover for Isak. Gordon shouldn’t be covering for that.

Spring it’s Achilles heel and inside you’ll find Mark Lawrenson.

Craig Hoop. Like it.

Kelly is the sort of expensive wage / contract signing we can hopefully avoid in future by sorting out the academy. Genuinely should be able to plug back up gaps from there and focus on buying in first team game changers. However, it’s where we are at the moment and we’ll have to live with it for a few more years yet.

Thumbs down. To paraphrase Jose Mourinho on Wenger: I am a specialist in failure.

Quality research by the tweeter. Was actually £10m and £40k average per employee. Which is a lower number for salary once you factor in NI, pension and other employer costs.

Are we expecting Cripple Cal back for Chelsea?

Clumsily worded tweet - apparently the redundancies saved £10m, so sacking Ten Slag would be lot more than that. https://amp.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/jul/05/sir-jim-ratcliffe-cuts-250-jobs-to-save-manchester-united-about-10m-a-year

Palace 2-2 Liverpool Arsenal 3-0 Southampton Brentford 1-1 Wolves Leicester 1-1 Bournemouth Man City 3-0 Fulham West Ham 2-1 Ipswich Everton 1-1 Newcastle Villa 2-1 Man United Chelsea 3-1 Forest Brighton 1-1 Spurs

Mr Worldwide @ the CWC