German Di Matteo, I’ll never change my mind

gave me one of the craziest football connected dopamine hits in my life icl

think hall would cost more but yeah this a quite sensible list

don’t think newcastle would like to let him go for anything under like 80m, especially knowing the situation at the LB market. huge asset for them honestly

and if he wins the starting spot over O’Reilly at the world cup then I think they could ask for even more possibly

btw Tuanzebe just sent DR Congo to the world cup

fantastic idea

yeah unfortunately they will probably ask for more. maybe we have to come back next year for him

don't say it twice

Barca letting the Rashford buy option go lol, can’t wait till they’re back in a few months trying to get him for 15 mil from us

I’d rather take him back and keep him on the bench/reserves until his contract runs out than letting him go to that cheap ass club

Like there’s no way there’s not a single club that would easily pay 30 mil for him, just his brand alone is big enough

Should be worth 40m tbh

Getting 70m for both him and Holjund considering we don’t want either isn’t too bad 👀

Getting rid of Onana will be the real work

Honestly best course might be to just terminate the contract, it’s that or Saudi

Yeah. We’re probably gonna have to do wait until the final day of the window to make sure we pick the best offer.

Looooooooo

Genuinely can’t remember what happened

Hoped this was an April fools

F***ing Stuart atwell should be charged for impersonating a referee

Bro always leaves on bad terms with other clubs already lined up to sign him

Amazing

First season lukaku was fire

then he got fat

hmmm

bbc.com/sport/football/articles/cwykx5yzr7ko

The Premier League’s Key Match Incidents (KMI) Panel has ruled that both the referee and VAR were correct not to award a penalty to #mufc’s Amad against Bournemouth.

It was noted that “while Truffert ran a risk, the contact made was not impactful and therefore fell below the high threshold for a foul.”

…

Two panellists said the action was "non-footballing and a penalty should have been awarded".

However, the KMI Panel unanimously supported the non-VAR intervention, stating that it was "in keeping with the high threshold for VAR overturns".

still a weird one to judge so yeah 3:2 vote split says a lot about the situation lol, doesn’t surprise me

Yeah the old boys club refusing to disagree and make themselves look bad

Remember one c*** told Shaw was it couldn't give us a pen against Chelsea because it would be controversial

Wouldn't surprise me if some mad scandal came out about officiating in high level football

hmmmm

Arsenal