Liverpool are awful

(forgot there was a euros forum)

The rancid red bastards probably did it on purpose to see if citeh lost at Swansea. They can play their kids now keeping their main men for the cup final.

 

C'mon Palace

 

on the other hand, they know a 19 goal  victory will guarantee them CL footy next season, so can go all out with a 0-1-9 formation

This united fixture on Tuesday there's going to be gazillions of empty seats I love every single empty seat at the theatre of SHITE!!

This united fixture on Tuesday there's going to be gazillions of empty seats I love every single empty seat at the theatre of SHITE!!

Are they not on course to earn £500 million in one single tax year?

 

Not sure a few empty seats will bother them.

Are they not on course to earn £500 million in one single tax year?

 

Not sure a few empty seats will bother them.

 

pre-tax, yes.

but only £500m after tax.

 

Wait a minute, hang on...

The rancid red bastards probably did it on purpose to see if citeh lost at Swansea. They can play their kids now keeping their main men for the cup final.

 

C'mon Palace

 

Whatever the circumstances were, MU have gained an advantage from the situation.

 

They now know the CL place is beyond them, but that they are guaranteed an EL place (unless they suffer a 2+ pts deduction).

 

They need a draw tomorrow, or a cup final win, to go direct to the group stage of the EL.

 

Clearly they have the opportunity to rest players in a way they did not on Sunday.

 

Which leads back to the questions around the planted device.

 

When was the "training exercise by a private security firm"?

 

And when was it booked?

 

Is there are link, explicit or implicit, between MUFC and G4S whoever this private firm is?

 

Why were the dummy bombs not counted out and counted back in?

 

Why was the device not found before the ground was opened to spectators?

 

I will be satisfied if MUFC are deducted 4 points, fined £20M, and warned as to their future behaviour.

 

At least Bournemouth have something at stake. A draw will move them up one place and a win two places, with each place worth over £1M.

That £1m could be the difference between little old small Bournemouth scraping through ffp.

 

Although it would be ironic if player bonuses cost them more through finishing higher up than the extra revenue

Are they not on course to earn £500 million in one single tax year?

 

Not sure a few empty seats will bother them.

 

Aye, apparently the first football club to turnover in excess of half a billion pounds in a fiscal year  -  absolutely bonkers. Apparently their kit supplier pays them £75M per year for the privilege of making their shirts. The cunts

Aye, apparently the first football club to turnover in excess of half a billion pounds in a fiscal year  -  absolutely bonkers. Apparently their kit supplier pays them £75M per year for the privilege of making their shirts. The cunts

 

Lets just hope they fail to qualify for the CL next season. 

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11003145/Manchester-United-must-reach-Champions-League-within-two-seasons-of-start-of-adidas-deal-or-face-23m-penalty.html

 

They'll still be making £52.5m per year though!! 

Whatever the circumstances were, MU have gained an advantage from the situation.

 

They now know the CL place is beyond them, but that they are guaranteed an EL place (unless they suffer a 2+ pts deduction).

 

They need a draw tomorrow, or a cup final win, to go direct to the group stage of the EL.

 

Clearly they have the opportunity to rest players in a way they did not on Sunday.

 

Which leads back to the questions around the planted device.

 

When was the "training exercise by a private security firm"?

 

And when was it booked?

 

Is there are link, explicit or implicit, between MUFC and G4S whoever this private firm is?

 

Why were the dummy bombs not counted out and counted back in?

 

Why was the device not found before the ground was opened to spectators?

 

I will be satisfied if MUFC are deducted 4 points, fined £20M, and warned as to their future behaviour.

 

At least Bournemouth have something at stake. A draw will move them up one place and a win two places, with each place worth over £1M.

 

As much as I'd love it to be some huge conspiracy theory, people make mistakes. End of story.

 

It doesn't matter how many processes are in place, someone will fuck up now and then.

The cunts

As much as I'd love it to be some huge conspiracy theory, people make mistakes. End of story.

 

It doesn't matter how many processes are in place, someone will fuck up now and then.

 

Surprise surprise. The rearranged match is on Sky Sports.

Wasn't it reported a controlled explosion was carried out yesterday?

 

Dosnt add up too me, I'm not having that a pretend bomb could have been forgotten about and left in a toilet at old Trafford. Not a prayer.

Initial 26 man euros squad includes Rashford and Wilshere

 

surely the latter doesn't go with just 2 games this season

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36300164

 

be surprised if either went tbh

A fit wilshere is our best midfielder.

 

Play him in the friendlies and he should be the sharpest player in the squad.

 

Or he will get injured again and be out anyway.

Surprise surprise. The rearranged match is on Sky Sports.

 

the original was meant to be so no real surprise 

 

sky ended doing the studio in the car park

 

Surprise surprise. The rearranged match is on Sky Sports.

Can see a poor audience on the tv and a poorer one in the stadium.

Red Bull bought a German fifth division outfit in 2009 and have bought their way into the top tier

 

So everyone hates them

 

Wonder if they'd be interested in anyone over here:

 

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/most-hated-club-germany-earn-080028289.html?cmp=ukfb

Leicester parade for winning championship - 6000

 

Leicester parade for winning the premier league - 100000

 

 

JCL's

Leicester parade for winning championship - 6000

 

Leicester parade for winning the premier league - 100000

 

 

JCL's

And if only 6000 turned up tonight they'd probably get slated for a poor turn out given that they won the league

 

There's probably people who aren't Leicester fans but live there and are proud what it's done for the city

 

Might get a cheap curry as well

Leicester parade for winning championship - 6000

Leicester parade for winning the premier league - 100000

JCL's

Come down from Chorley.

Can see a poor audience on the tv and a poorer one in the stadium.

 

clashes with Hull v Derby.

clashes with Hull v Derby.

Nobody outside of hull or Derby will care about that one

Nobody outside of hull or Derby will care about that one

 

I think Sheffield will be interested.

Red Bull bought a German fifth division outfit in 2009 and have bought their way into the top tier

 

So everyone hates them

 

Wonder if they'd be interested in anyone over here:

 

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/most-hated-club-germany-earn-080028289.html?cmp=ukfb

Cant open the link yet but guessing its Leipzig? They're proper detested over there, goes against what the majority of other German clubs stand for.

 

RB did the same to Casino Salzburg (I remember them from early Champions League days!) so a fan owned club started up, theyre doing well now

clashes with Hull v Derby.

 

That's a dead rubber as well.