Other games (2024/25)

[Froggy]

2 hours ago, ianbeany said:

 

He was going on about 93% of Newcastle fans wanting Spurs to win (fuck knows where he got that stat from) and how we are trying to force a rivalry with them but we'll never be rivals

 

This was a poll on The Athletic by the way:

 

[smootsmack]

2 hours ago, Lush Vlad said:

 

Can't stand him and it is hard to have sympathy when he is such a dick to the media.

 

However, if the bloke asking the question genuinely wrote about him being a 'clown or hero'.  Then I can understand his reaction here. 

 

It's such a pointless and rhetorical question here too, I haven't really followed these, but I feel like I sympathize with him every time I've seen clips

[ianbeany]

22 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

This was a poll on The Athletic by the way:

 

 

Ah, cheers.  Thought he'd just pulled it out of his arse tbh

[BlueStar]

So we hate Man U more than City and Everton hate them more than Liverpool, going solely off that. 

[Beren]

Really hoping - and part expecting- Vince McMahon to bowl up before kick-off and announce this is an "I Quit" match for Ruben and Ange, with Earl Hebner refereeing.

 

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Did they have 'don't care' as an option?

[Big River]

whats the weather like in Bilbao @Froggy

[Novocastrian]

Man Utd dipping out would be funnier. They won’t even value the trophy if they win. Got to be Spurs.

[AyeDubbleYoo]

I guess Ange is out the door even if Spurs win, so no need for us to wish for that. 

[mighty__mag]

15 hours ago, Fak said:

 

 

Need the full clip, nobody suggested he was a clown, except himself.

 

 

[Paully]

2 minutes ago, mighty__mag said:

 

Need the full clip, nobody suggested he was a clown, except himself.

 

 

That journo wrote it in an article to be fair to Ange - he was well within his right to have a go at him back 

 

 

Edited 4 hours ago by Paully

[mighty__mag]

Just now, Paully said:

That journo wrote it in an article to be fair to Ange

 

So it was previous.

 

He's still pissed at the guy

[The Butcher]

Want Man Utd to lose, meaning they'll win.

[Froggy]

18 minutes ago, Big River said:

whats the weather like in Bilbao @Froggy

 

[Paully]

Hearing these Spurs fans on SSN - I think I want Man Utd to win - helmets!

 

This expressions clown is an utter tosser!

[Froggy]

20 minutes ago, Novocastrian said:

They won’t even value the trophy if they win

 

You are very wrong.  

[Kid Icarus]

1 hour ago, Froggy said:

 

This was a poll on The Athletic by the way:

 

 

[Elric]

Gonna watch the final on discovery+, it's free so I'm expecting it to be horrific

[sempuki]

Hate them both but Manure seem to be after our transfer targets so I'll reluctantly go for Spuds.

[Abacus]

Sticking to my guns and being in the 7% wanting Man U to lose slightly less than Spurs, since they are least turned up in that league game against Chelsea instead of bottling the league altogether.

[geordie_b]

Here's one to ponder during the build up to tonights game, 

 

In a hypothetical scenario where

 

1. The winners of tonights game won the trophy/prestige/money but then had to defend it next year.

2. Losers got the 'consolation' prize of Champions League qualification 

 

What do you think the % split of the fan base opinions would be for Man Utd, Spurs but also if it was us in the same scenario.

 

I'd imagine the owners of both clubs would take option 2 without hesitation but would like to think the fans were a little different. However this year with the PSR implications and so many 'top' teams needing to make CL qualification it feels like a bit of a sliding door moment taking the trophy option.

 

Genuinely dont know what I think (probably would have been different pre March 16th) which makes me feel a little sad for the future of the game.

[Pixelphish]

4 hours ago, Froggy said:

 

This was a poll on The Athletic by the way:

 

 

Everton officially off the shit list, thats incredible stuff.

[Mike]

Howay @leffe186

[leffe186]

7 minutes ago, geordie_b said:

Here's one to ponder during the build up to tonights game, 

 

In a hypothetical scenario where

 

1. The winners of tonights game won the trophy/prestige/money but then had to defend it next year.

2. Losers got the 'consolation' prize of Champions League qualification 

 

What do you think the % split of the fan base opinions would be for Man Utd, Spurs but also if it was us in the same scenario.

 

I'd imagine the owners of both clubs would take option 2 without hesitation but would like to think the fans were a little different. However this year with the PSR implications and so many 'top' teams needing to make CL qualification it feels like a bit of a sliding door moment taking the trophy option.

 

Genuinely dont know what I think (probably would have been different pre March 16th) which makes me feel a little sad for the future of the game.

Would bite all of your limbs off for option 1. Think all of us would tbh.

[JT24]

Can both teams lose?