Rayvin

A player who fully deserved the useless management and pointless club he ended up with

Imagine what his career might have looked like stuck under Steve Bruce man. Would have been difficult to shift as no one would have paid anywhere close to what our outlay was, so could have been stuck here through his 20s having an unproductive, pointless career. And now with just 18 months under Howe, he's made the Brazil team, qualified for the champions league and is probably more than worth the 40m we paid were we to sell him tomorrow. Fully deserved. I wonder how many other genuinely brilliant footballers had their careers ruined by useless managers and pointless clubs.

They did almost win it at the end though. If Pope doesn't make that save, the whole gameplan would be lauded as a masterstroke. If they'd opened up and played us properly, they would have lost by 2 or 3 goals IMO.

Rodgers seems to be the one coming under serious fire from Leicester's fans for what's happened to them. Has his star fallen or was it never up that high anyway? I'm inclined to think the latter.

Some of them are claiming it's a conspiracy mind Not sure you want to stand too close.

Agreed, the fella has barely played. More game time and he'll be fine.

Fucking good, since his entire shameful political choice to cut the country to the fucking bone undoubtedly killed people. Fuck all will happen but maybe just a bit of attention about the actual human cost of austerity might land with a few of the 'a national economy is like a household budget' halfwits.

Posted the Dan Burn article but can see it's already been done Nice that it's not all horrific media nonsense though.

The guy is more than entitled to have his view tbh but I'm not sure where this idea that we as fans of NUFC give much of a toss about what anyone else thinks about it is coming from. Who gives a fuck if he and/or other neutrals don't like us anymore? I'd wager it was more pity than like anyway. If we're not that pitiable club anymore, good.

In Sean Casey's own words...

I mean yeah, that looks really bad. I'm not even sure it is 'legal' in his words tbh, it sounds like grooming.

Think that was pre-takeover when he'd had some success with Derby, in my (very flimsy) defense? I have a mate who is a Derby fan who was singing his praises at the time. So to be clear, we're comparing pre-Chelsea Lampard with Steve Bruce at the point in time I said that

Aye, it's all about the relegation scrap really. I do wish Chelsea were down there too - if only they'd brought Lampard in sooner.

Same. Funny how much difference in makes in life to have something to be happy about on the football side of things.

I agree on that bit, it was the political donations I take more of an issue with. Anyway, this isn't the thread for it really.

Yeah I don't have an issue with that being flagged tbh. Ashley was so shit that it's been really easy to just enjoy having owners who genuinely seem to care, but being aware of their failings is important too. And for all we've heard the Saudi stuff to death by now, this is relevant too.

Your English is genuinely fine for 95% of the things you post mate, don't worry too much about it

Wigan circling the drain by the sounds of it? Not really kept abreast of that but their fans seem to be getting increasingly frantic. Points deductions for next season now in place, failing to pay player wages and seemingly no willingness by their board to put money in to resolve any of it.

I forgot Villa-Boas was even in existence Apparently took up rally car racing...

"The hat is tainted with bloodmoney!! Sportswashing marras. FTM and Fuck Bruno with his tyrannical, murderous hat!"

I reckon Potter tbh. And he'd be a decent call for them since they need a full rebuild.

It's not really mentioned much on this either but tbf I'm not sure this is the speech for it. This seems to be more about getting the UK back to some sort of productive economic position, the social impacts of which aren't touched so much in the piece. You would hope that would be part of it but they're shying away from tax rises so it's hard to tell.

Fair - I hope a lot of this becomes clearer as we move forward, it's tedious having to sift out key details from opinion pieces.

What is it Maguire is meant to do well

And the fourth is that all this must happen within effective national fiscal rules – and not by allowing debt to balloon. That's how I'm interpreting this sentence.