I had to read this twice before I got that you weren’t talking about Willian & wondering WTF he had to do with it…
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A remarkable game at Old Trafford.
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I hated it, loved it, hated it. The story of the game is the officiating though. Some great preserving of the brands there. UEFA will be delighted.
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Looked like a clever push in the back from Maguire on Niakhaté for the winner. Just enough of a nudge to give himself a clear run on the header.
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The second yellow...was there even any contact? never mind a yellow card....for what looked like just running on the pitch. Have ten men for half and hour, after an hour and a half. Hardly mentioned, which is a bit weird in the context of a 'mighty comeback'. Nobody think the other side being shattered might have contributed?
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Exactly what I said, never a yellow, not even a foul and pretty much glossed over in all the gushing. Imagine if that'd been a Utd red card (would never happen at Old Trafford).
And the little shit they pictured crying at 2-4, he didn't deserve that win.
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Watching Derby Luton. Derbys pitch is shocking.
And Luton just scored!
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Watching that Spam, Utd game I noticed that Sherki fellow being pretty damn good. Are Lyon still in Financial trouble? I think we should help them out with a cheeky bid for him. He looks a moody fucker but if anyone can get a tune out of him it would be our Nuno.
Anyway, onto Monday and hope that the Spuds are a bit buggered.
Chicago: Planning for world domination.
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I wouldn't get over excited about one performance against manure, in the leyland daf european nearly rans cup. Even Lacazette looked good. Being faster than the manure midfield, doesn't necessarily make you proper 'ship ready fast.
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Don't know what you mean, Man U came back from two down to win and are clearly the best team in the world (according to all media outlets today).
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We are the Brands. Lower your standards and surrender your wallets. We will add your tradition, history, and distinctiveness to our own. Your football culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.
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Everton v City isn't a very good game, but Everton are the better side so far.
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Palace had a player sent off for two of the softest yellows you'll see all weekend. Shocking decisions.
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City winner inevitable, one feels.
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An Everton winner looks much more likely to anyone actually watching the game. Honestly, this endless miserable fatalism from some of you lot is starting to get quite wearing.
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City, by the way, have yet to sell out the semi final and are allowing season ticket holders, and anyone who’s bought a ticket since 22/23, to buy four tickets. So clearly struggling to sell (I’m sure if we’d been to Wembley and won as much as them in the last decade, we’d also be struggling).
