PeterParker wrote:
Golden ball. Right there.
Bluemoon4610 wrote:PeterParker wrote:
Golden ball. Right there.
PeterParker wrote:As much as he gets the heat at time, I want to give a big shout to Jordan Pickford.
A fantastic performance yesterday and a bit thanks on giving the world a thing to smile in these horrible times.
Here is to you, Jordan!
Bluemoon4610 wrote:PeterParker wrote:
Golden ball. Right there.
PrezIke wrote:
Scatman wrote:Who are these four world class centre halves? I can only see one, and he is out for the season. Yes, whoever played alongside Dyke last season did well, but I think that says more about Dyke than it does about the others. I guess we will see between now and January just how good Gomez and AN Other are, without the Liverpool fans there to cheer them on.
Harry Dowd scored wrote:You have to wonder about the standard of education in England when they produce people who say things like this -:
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Should Aguero be considered a Champions League great?
#bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only)
SMS Message: Sergio Aguero is a wonderful goalscorer and definitely a Premier League great but not yet a Champions League great. Divock Origi, with two goals in a semi-final and one goal in a final, has a more valid claim to be a Champions League great. from Tony, The Wirral.![]()
Harry Dowd scored wrote:You have to wonder about the standard of education in England when they produce people who say things like this -:
50
Should Aguero be considered a Champions League great?
#bbcfootball or text 81111 (UK only)
SMS Message: Sergio Aguero is a wonderful goalscorer and definitely a Premier League great but not yet a Champions League great. Divock Origi, with two goals in a semi-final and one goal in a final, has a more valid claim to be a Champions League great. from Tony, The Wirral.![]()
nottsblue wrote:Man Utd net debt increases 133 per cent to £474.1m; total revenue drops 19 per cent to £509m; losses of £23.2m after £18.9m profit in 2019
Becomes very clear about the proposed changes to football
£474M in debt. Mention this to every rag whenever possible
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:nottsblue wrote:Man Utd net debt increases 133 per cent to £474.1m; total revenue drops 19 per cent to £509m; losses of £23.2m after £18.9m profit in 2019
Becomes very clear about the proposed changes to football
£474M in debt. Mention this to every rag whenever possible
It’s funny, but every single club will post a loss inbthis year’s accounts.
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