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The tribunal found that Rayvin repeatedly and intentionally misled the public and the members of Toontastic.

http://www.goal.com/en-us/amp/news/fans-who-illegally-stream-matches-are-parasites-sunderland/1sa0cs7di3y31nzcjk39otsxx Mr PR man having a pop at the mackems who would rather watch from the pub, saying that he doesn’t understand how anyone could be poor enough to not afford a season ticket but have enough to go sit in the pub, as if that’s the only reason they weren’t there. Weren’t Sunderland one of the sides which didn’t join that service which would have allowed fans to pay and get stream of their games? That would have helped avoid this and they’d have got money from people who probably wouldn’t go anyway. I can sort of see his point but I think it shows how low they are that he’s that worried about not filling the stadium, which they will never do in League One. Calling parts of your own fan base parasites and seemingly snarling at poor people isn’t exactly the PR magic the tramps expected.

If you believe that, then I have some magic beans you may like to buy? The tide is turning for these cunts in the media and they are full PR offensive in an attempt to muddy the waters. If Ashley didn't want to buy Newcastle and then had an opportunity to sell, why didn't he? Because it, like everything from them is bullshit.

But not a very good one it would seem.

Literally nothing about Jimenez’s version of events rings true. Keegan refusing to sign world class players whilst not even being in control of transfers is a fucking classic though. Also makes sense not to sell a club you never wanted to buy in the first place. Anyone else going to see KK on Tuesday night btw?

You're aware this knacker is a proven liar?

He's bought HOF to place some of the failed brands that he's raped in SD over the years into and try and give them some kind of credibility back by being in a more upmarket store, and then slapped a SD 70% off tag on them. This can't have been the plan. It can't have been When was the last time he made a sound business decision? It appears to me that he fluked getting obscenely rich and it's provided him enough of a cushion to be able to bounce from disaster to disaster and still survive. That time he lost hundreds of millions betting on the stock market https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/2786869/Mike-Ashley-scores-own-goal-with-HBOS.html

There's no doubt they overpay players, particularly Sanchez who gets about £500k a week but JM was very public about not getting what he wanted in summer & Woodward basically pulled the plug on the Maguire deal, I can't imagine Guardiola, Klopp or Sarri having that issue. You can never really be sure who's even signing the players at Man United, who really wanted Pogba? Anyway, they're shite and it looks like nobody wants to be there.

Mourhinho knows he can never succeed at Man U given the competition he faces from other clubs so he's looking for a way out and a scapegoat. He's been out chequebooked and he can't cope.

It’s brilliant, he’s picked probably the worst player in the dressing room to start having pops at. Pogba seems to be very popular amongst the players, clearly a leader based off the World Cup showing, and is their best player. Deschamps was able to get class performances out of him while playing a more defensive style. I think he’s trying to get sacked and get the pay off tbh. I get Pogba’s comments were clearly aimed at Mourinho but you don’t dress him down like he did in front of the players surely, then burn the bridge with removing his captaincy (or vice captaincy) and saying he will never have it again. Which player does he think can help them close the gap? Sanchez?

Claims Ashley never wanted to buy us too which I can sympathise with because I nearly bought Arsenal by accident myself not long ago

Let’s see. One side got a compensation of 2m, the other admitted to lying. It’s really tricky who to believe here...

Someone's been on one slice of toast a day.