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Bit miffed at how this got more likes than my post about trying to swallow my own shit in a jacuzzi in the General Chat forum but each of their own.

Sorted.

he's a very tempting 9/1 shot now.

I've just seen the odds for a top 6 finish at skybet. Spuds 1/500 Newcastle United 10/11 Man You 11/8 Chelsea 5/1 Brighton 750/1

That is funny given how utterly shit Chelsea have been.

Come on ! Someone else give this post ^ a like. One more for a well deserved 10.

It's good. But it's no "wind your neck in"

Na given rashfords form this season they still need to pay the £20m. Fair is fair.

Does he hate him? He hates everyone man.

My take on this new financial nonsense is that we wouldn’t have floated it and voted for it if it wasn’t going to help us bridge the gap

You and Wykiki have really fallen out.

Man United are apparently open to selling Rashford in the summer. They get Ashworth, we take Rashford, and we'll call it quits.

Are you a fan of The Walking Dead? Asking for a friend.

Are we signing Mbappe or not?

Ffs let clubs do what they want and go bust if they fuck up.

Yes but the anchoring element is irrelevant unless we can grow our revenues substantially.

I used to like horror films but decent ones are so few and far between these days, it's a chore watching them. Have you watched Speak No Evil? It's Danish but they've just remade it with James McAvoy. That's worth a watch. I've just looked and it only gets 6.6 on IMDB but I would say it's better than that. I'm saying nowt cos I don't want to give anything away.

How did he pronounce Howdy though?

That's what I'm basing it on.

I think it's basically to stop the biggest earning clubs taking advantage of the 85% figure as obviously that will be multiples of the revenue of the lowest earning club. But in effect I don't think this will really change anything as it's only really Man City and Chelsea that are adversely affected by it.

Is this not to replace the 85% spending cap? If not then what is the fucking point, it doesn't level anything. "You can spend c£400m this year, but only if it's less than 85% of your revenue" is fucking mentally over complicated.