Premier League 2023-2024

[Gael85]

Another away clean sheet for Arsenal.

[jcpen]

Spurs have a penalty in the last minute to draw with City. You're a Spurs man and taking the kick. What do you do?

Boot it into the net and pick up your scoring bonus, maybe kiss the badge in the process to please the crowd who you've no affinity with as you're from Brazil, Korea or wherever.

 

Aye as if Richarlison or Son or whoever takes penalties for Spurs would give a feck if them scoring would mean Arsenal would win the league, hilarious that fans think that players care about rivalries between fans from different clubs, probably different if you're from the area or supported the club but if your Brazilian or wherever you're not going to care.

[thewobbler]

Spurs have had one penalty in 36 games so this scenario is borderline implausible

[screenexile]

"Big club"

https://x.com/projectepl/status/1789732208518787239?s=46&t=phQ2HHkWD0UVsLqr_FKpag

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Fergie's tears?

[J70]

"Big club"

https://x.com/projectepl/status/1789732208518787239?s=46&t=phQ2HHkWD0UVsLqr_FKpag

What are they at?

We were seeing pictures of that roof torrent a few years ago.

[Milltown Row2]

Arsenal's record at Utd has been dreadful these last few years..

But hey ho, will mean nowt as Spurs are rubbish

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Here's hoping they will continue to be at least until after Tuesday.

[jcpen]

"Big club"

https://x.com/projectepl/status/1789732208518787239?s=46&t=phQ2HHkWD0UVsLqr_FKpag

What are they at?

We were seeing pictures of that roof torrent a few years ago.

The Theatre of Floods.

[Milltown Row2]

Prefer theater of streams 

[johnnycool]

The Theatre of wet dreams....

I'll get me coat.



But it reeks of owners who've bled the club dry and not one bean of their money will ever be spent on Manchester United.

[tiempo]

The Theatre of wet dreams....

I'll get me coat.

But it reeks of owners who've bled the club dry and not one bean of their money will ever be spent on Manchester United.

How can you say that, just the £2.1bn in player acquisitions since they bought the club

[johnnycool]

The Theatre of wet dreams....

I'll get me coat.

But it reeks of owners who've bled the club dry and not one bean of their money will ever be spent on Manchester United.

How can you say that, just the £2.1bn in player acquisitions since they bought the club

And not one bean of it from the Glazers.

That was all revenue generated by Man Utd PLC.

[Look-Up!]

Nervy 3 points for Arsenal as was to be expected. Good to see City having to at least work to the final day to win the league. I know there's an air of inevitability about it but I'm half expecting a major twist in the saga yet. It's a long season, bodies are tired, anything could happen. Villa nearly burst City's bubble 2 years ago on the final day. No reason why Spurs or Hammers mightn't throw a spanner.

[TabClear]

The Theatre of wet dreams....

I'll get me coat.

But it reeks of owners who've bled the club dry and not one bean of their money will ever be spent on Manchester United.

How can you say that, just the £2.1bn in player acquisitions since they bought the club

And not one bean of it from the Glazers.

That was all revenue generated by Man Utd PLC.

True, but as owners they could have used the cash reserves to pay themselves dividends so it is their money. I dont disagree that they have been shocking owners but it is a case of spending money badly rather than not spending it.

Its the risks of being a plc as United was, there are benefits in terms of access to cash to invest and grow but you are vulnerable to an unwanted owner coming in.