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Circus ManUnitus - Nobody's At The Wheel
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ricky2tricky4city
Luka Modric
Tbh it looks like something AI would knock up.
ricky2tricky4city
Luka Modric
Just goes to show a 300m investment can be gone in 1 year if you haven't a clue what you're doing or make bad decisions.
It's not even shifted the needle (well...maybe backwards)
It's not even shifted the needle (well...maybe backwards)
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The City of Liverpool should close the sea end of the canal for a decade long period of maintainence, just as the first vessel approaches.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Steffen Freund
I've read Sir Jim told the Sunday Times he would walk away if he gets a lot of abuse, but it's not a threat, let's see what the noise does now.
It fudging is, complete fluff piece of brick ..
- No club who can't afford to pay minimum wage staff is going to build a top tier Stadium in the current financial and political climate.
- Design, approvals, impact on local area, transport stuff, will literally take fudging years ..
- Our stadium cost damn near a billion, how much you think this fudging circus tent will?
This is where the media drives me fudging around a bend, same as the articles that Amorim will get rid of 9 players this summer, who the fudge is buying them? where is the money coming from to replace them with better players?
Dicko
Pat van den Hauwe
Exactly. Football has changed. People don't want expensive, older players anymore. It will take them years to rebuild that squad bit by bit.
Bullet
Chris Jones
Nonsense. Man United will buy expensive, older players. Wait, er... OK, sell them to yourself for immediate profit and amortise the payments out and ...er... build a circus tent, right?
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Kandi1977
Tony Galvin
Classy!
I don’t have a problem with that. It’s queue jumping and STs are not transferable. People are paying to be on the waiting list.
ricky2tricky4city
Luka Modric
I get that but perhaps there should be a way a direct family member (daughter, son) can take it on. As I assume the seats are together and it's these locked in experiences that bond generations.
ricky2tricky4city
Luka Modric
Has he lost his ticket as well thru breaking the rules??
Glenda's Legs
Ian Walker
So he has had the best part of three years for his daughter to use a season ticket not in her name? If she wants a ST get on the waiting list like every else.
Chrissivad
Michael Carrick
Gazza Dazzla
Christian Ziege
still some will blame the club no doubt? sounds a bit similar to the Grealish saga.
Fernandes was all set for sign for Spurs under Mauricio Pochettino.
The deal was all but done, after five meetings with his entourage and Spurs left Fernandes and his people impressed with the north London club's structure.
"They were absolutely next level when it comes to detail," said a source involved in the talks.
"Even the rooms at the training ground - each one was decorated just like the players' bedrooms at home, the ones they share with their partners.
"The bed was exactly the same. Even the flowers in the garden gave off a scent that's meant to be beneficial - it was mind-blowing.
"There were two weeks left in the window, but Sporting were going to accept it."
The club board, however, changed their mind, holding out for an offer twice as big that never arrived. With the transfer window closing, they made the decision during the Europa League draw in Monaco to sell Raphinha to Rennes instead.
Fernandes was so convinced that he'd be heading to north London that, when Sporting president Frederico Varandas came to explain the situation, he told him to go away.
www.bbc.com
Fernandes was all set for sign for Spurs under Mauricio Pochettino.
The deal was all but done, after five meetings with his entourage and Spurs left Fernandes and his people impressed with the north London club's structure.
"They were absolutely next level when it comes to detail," said a source involved in the talks.
"Even the rooms at the training ground - each one was decorated just like the players' bedrooms at home, the ones they share with their partners.
"The bed was exactly the same. Even the flowers in the garden gave off a scent that's meant to be beneficial - it was mind-blowing.
"There were two weeks left in the window, but Sporting were going to accept it."
The club board, however, changed their mind, holding out for an offer twice as big that never arrived. With the transfer window closing, they made the decision during the Europa League draw in Monaco to sell Raphinha to Rennes instead.
Fernandes was so convinced that he'd be heading to north London that, when Sporting president Frederico Varandas came to explain the situation, he told him to go away.
Europa League final: How Bruno Fernandes became Manchester United's heart
As Bruno Fernandes leads Man Utd out against Tottenham in the Europa League final, BBC Sport look at his journey - including almost signing for Spurs.
www.bbc.com
Glenda's Legs
Ian Walker
Maybe the players would prefer a room that doesn’t remind them of their partner at homestill some will blame the club no doubt? sounds a bit similar to the Grealish saga.
Fernandes was all set for sign for Spurs under Mauricio Pochettino.
The deal was all but done, after five meetings with his entourage and Spurs left Fernandes and his people impressed with the north London club's structure.
"They were absolutely next level when it comes to detail," said a source involved in the talks.
"Even the rooms at the training ground - each one was decorated just like the players' bedrooms at home, the ones they share with their partners.
"The bed was exactly the same. Even the flowers in the garden gave off a scent that's meant to be beneficial - it was mind-blowing.
"There were two weeks left in the window, but Sporting were going to accept it."
The club board, however, changed their mind, holding out for an offer twice as big that never arrived. With the transfer window closing, they made the decision during the Europa League draw in Monaco to sell Raphinha to Rennes instead.
Fernandes was so convinced that he'd be heading to north London that, when Sporting president Frederico Varandas came to explain the situation, he told him to go away.
Europa League final: How Bruno Fernandes became Manchester United's heart
As Bruno Fernandes leads Man Utd out against Tottenham in the Europa League final, BBC Sport look at his journey - including almost signing for Spurs.
