honourablegeorge

Him and Semenyo would be a very us summer

stranger things have happened

tbf. If you're into football enough that you go to Spurs away, you'd have enjoyed that experience as a football fan and probably a lot of ours in there too

Sounds like he may face the FA contacting him to remind him of the rules

Joao Pedro has 10 in 26 this year, but five were penalties. Thuram is one of those lads you only see at the word cup where he looks s***e. Mind you, i always thought Lautaro Martinez was one of those lads you only see at the word cup where he looks s***e.

Be mad if we ended up with a sudden Saudi clearout for the forwards like we did for the midfield.

I'd say no chance we sell both, so hard to predict given we don't really know what Slot wants Like - if you sell Nunez and bring in Alvarez, is someone like Jonathan David on a free then a good/different option to replace Jota, or do you want someone who can go wide Diaz can cover a few positions, but where he stands depends whether Cody is seen as first choice for the left side, and who might be a realistic replacement Isak, David and Nico WIlliams in, Nunez, Jota, Diaz out would probably be affordable relative to giving Diaz and Jota new deals, assuming decent fees for all three

Not like Madrid to keep it quiet if it was official

Yeah, we were really pushing them.

Those seem like incredibly minor things to worry about

Let the nostalgia begin

Bascombe, don't have the full text but "spending spree", "Ekitike" and "Kerkez" are the gist https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2025/04/28/liverpool-summer-transfer-window-spree-kerkez-ekitike/

I'm not fully sure on that, there's talk of a 1 year option on his deal

.might be a decision already made that he's regretting a bit.

It was Israel Adesanya's celebration, lots of players borrowed it

Anything but, he did loads of it, and was properly overjoyed.

starting to believe

Macca's first left footed goal, apparently

A Dan Burn special

the one where he evaded the question about the bust up before West ham? or where he evaded the question about the clause?

As you said, that's not to do with football, it's pure Brexit My dad, who is not a man given to making statements, did point out in the late 80s/early 90s that Arsenal were a team he didn't like, and described them as a "dirty oul' team", which is fair

I'm trying to find a way to agree with you while continuing to disparage Arsenal's achievements We can mark it down as a win until they do get stripped

But the fixtures are random, we're told/ Fair - but I'd say there were two teams that season both much better than that Arsenal side.

You've sort of alluded to this in your list, but I think our 97 point second place is as much of an achievement as Arsenal drawing their way to an unbeaten season