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20 Aug 2025 15:49:35
Sancho wants 10m to walk. When has he run? It got smacked me that a lad with great talent is not aiming for higher and more in life.
I feel sorry for his family and kids because school and social life means he is the laughing stock for centuries. Wait till his children start asking questions.
1.) 20 Aug 2025 19:11:13
We pay him £13m a year, why would we pay him £10m to walk away.
Keep him on the books and make him do promotional work around the world hosting fan forums for 12 months, let’s see how long he lasts.
2.) 20 Aug 2025 20:20:26
Including the amortization cost of the last 10 months of his contract of about £12m he's going to cost us 80% of his £13m salary. So around £22m in total. You would think most clubs are going to steer clear of a players who has been rejected by United and Chelsea and who, rather than grasp an offer to play football somewhere, would prefer to sit on his arse for the next 10 months. Itv would be worth it for United to sell him for £20m and cover 1/ 2 the remaining salary commitment, but a player who was highly touted, was once considered to be of international quality, can't even command a £20m transfer.
3.) 21 Aug 2025 06:45:08
All this about Sancho, are we talking the same player that Shappy said was so good and along with Onana was the missing part of the ETH master plan of a jog saw with his intricate play, speed and precision…. was going to take us to the moon…. how did that go!
Was always a waste of time even at Dortmund and everywhere he been, the red flags were there, still we were stupid enough to give him a contract so all of our own making and he milking that.
No principles or honesty in football.
4.) 21 Aug 2025 10:18:27
That stalker is back Shappy, he knows what you said well before he had an account, creepy at best.
5.) 21 Aug 2025 13:59:14
If he’ll walk for 10m I suspect he has somewhere to walk to. Hopefully they will offer him 4m see what happens.
6.) 21 Aug 2025 15:11:20
GDS, I have been able to read for far too many years! Is that difficult for you to grasp…. Clearly is! So carry on.
7.) 21 Aug 2025 18:03:14
Eth didn't sign sancho. He inherited him. i'm no eth fan but we can't blame him on sancho.
8.) 21 Aug 2025 20:03:29
Sancho appeared a good signing on paper, shame his talent never made it off the page.
10 Aug 2025 15:51:11
Take with a pinch of salt but it's on X that Rasmus is leaving on loan. He refused but has been told to go as playing time will be vastly limited
Good news if true.
1.) 10 Aug 2025 18:33:47
Makes sense to loan him out for a loan fee + his wages covered. No one is going to pay the amortized value of his transfer cost. This way we won't have to book a capital loss.
23 Jun 2025 22:20:47
Rumours that United have accepted a bid for Sanch from Napoli?
Scott MacT is on £90k per week and V Osihmen gets £162k per week so I doubt sancho will accept the wages Napoli offer.
1.) 23 Jun 2025 23:14:30
Osimhen £162k pw, I think not, it's well documented he is on circa £400,000k pw at present, the figure he is also demanding from us!
Seemingly he has stated he is not looking for a pay rise from us.
Suspect it will all prove irrelevant as AL Hilal have come back for him with an increased offer of £34,000,000 per annum, that's £653,000pw. Hard to turn away from that kind of dough.
2.) 23 Jun 2025 23:45:41
If he wants the money more than playing for us let Osimhen go simple.
3.) 24 Jun 2025 00:16:40
Quite so Salford, can't see us giving him £400k pw anyway, so would mean him taking a pay cut, don't see that happening.
Only player I know who took a pay CUT to come to us is M De Ligt. (Goes up when we get ECL qualification) However, show's a terrific attitude and desire to join us. He was of course at Bayern, so was already at massive club, he just wanted to play regularly. Well done him!
4.) 24 Jun 2025 05:19:07
Sadly, it’s difficult to see him leaving on a permanent deal. And why would he? If he stays, he continues to earn a ridiculous wage for one more season and then gets a nice £10m+ signing on fee next summer after leaving on a free. We’ll almost certainly allow him to leave on loan to recoup some of his wages, so it’s a win-win for him.
Personally, I’d like to see us take the L and force him to play with the reserves this season. Dock his wages every time he’s late and then sack him after it’s happened enough times. Allowing him to call the shots makes the club’s leadership look like clowns.
5.) 24 Jun 2025 05:56:53
Redseven, nothing to do with us looking like clowns, there is such a thing as employment law/ contracts/ rights basically Sancho is in driving seat, it just comes down to pride and if he wants to be playing, not much else!
Deligt playing regularly, you mean when he is not injured, plus we allowed him to bring the fridge he carries around on his back with him!
6.) 24 Jun 2025 10:27:12
De Ligt played 29 out of 38 league games last season, I think we get that you don’t like or rate him Maze but you don’t need to say it constantly or make out his injuries are far worse than they are.
7.) 24 Jun 2025 12:59:53
I want our trophy back.
Osimhen is currently earning just over £160,000 per week. He is reported to be looking for significantly more money. This is why he is looking for a transfer, and why he hasn’t found a buyer.
My suspicion is that he would prefer to stay in Europe, and his agent is trying to see if anyone will double his wages here. If not, he’ll be off to Saudi.
Shame because he’s a good player, but his wage demands would undermine the club’s attempt to change its broken wage structure.
8.) 24 Jun 2025 13:25:02
Osimhen is pie in the sky. A shame, I'd love to see him in the Prem, he's a really exciting player. But unless the likes of Chelsea are prepared to give him what he wants (I doubt it, given just like us they've taken steps to sort out their wage structure), he'll be off to Saudi where they'll pay him handsomely.
9.) 24 Jun 2025 17:01:34
I read the Napoli offer was two players in part-ex. Other than Osimhen, who do they have that fits the system?
10.) 25 Jun 2025 20:57:20
Osimhen is apparently on 10m euros a year and is willing to join us for no pay rise .
22 Aug 2024 18:25:54
Man United agree deal to sign 2006 born Mali international talent Sékou Koné from Guidars FC,
1.) 22 Aug 2024 18:46:46
anyone want to do a write up on his strengths and pretend they know who he is lol.
2.) 22 Aug 2024 19:49:18
let me check YouTube, Ahmad!
3.) 22 Aug 2024 21:08:44
He's been good at the under 17 world cup apparently.
4.) 22 Aug 2024 21:33:14
It seems that Christopher Vivell, new director of recruitment, has a hand in this. He previously had roles at RB Leipzig and Salzburg, apparently they have a connection with Guidars.
Time will tell if this works or not, seemingly he is a defensive midfielder.
Will be a big cultural change for the lad, wish him good luck and hope he makes it.
5.) 23 Aug 2024 06:28:42
Essay incoming!
6.) 23 Aug 2024 08:55:39
Wazza ???.
7.) 23 Aug 2024 11:04:06
I watched some of the U17 world cup but mostly Argentina and France. The Argentinian guy city signed is a really good player and gets your attention. I did not watch any of the Mali games.
8.) 23 Aug 2024 13:20:02
Shappy - It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. But it was also the summer transfer window that we welcomed Sékou Koné to the club. I remember watching him running in Mali in the care free days of his youth … *3,000 words later* - he probably should be ready for a loan next summer.
9.) 23 Aug 2024 13:52:09
?? very good Danny.
It might rain but it might not rain if the sun comes out. But it might only be out for a short period if it goes back in again it might rain.
However if the wind gets up it could be windy so hang your washing out but look out for the rain in case the sun doesn't come out.
17 Jul 2024 17:48:26
Yoro deal done
Med 1 passed final result due but all sealef on a 5 hr deal acc to FR
Welcome yoro.
1.) 17 Jul 2024 17:57:31
Shortest deal in history!
2.) 17 Jul 2024 18:59:51
Little bit shocked, must be a good sign that we are beginning to move forward as a club instead of the regression we have all witnessed.
3.) 17 Jul 2024 19:43:23
5 hoursss bruhhhh the league doesn't start till August!
4.) 18 Jul 2024 00:28:15
100% going to have a Real Madrid clause.
5.) 18 Jul 2024 00:38:36
Ita a typo lol 5yr deal.
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08 May 2026 02:04:05
Not UTD related but a managerial question relevant none the less.
Pep and Enrique, 2 former Barcelona players, and both great managers. If I had to choose who is better:
The PSG manager all day.
He inherited superstars and realised that he had to build his own team and he has done it exceptionally well with PSG.
1.) 08 May 2026 10:09:32
Enrique has done a brilliant job. He got rid of players who had egos, and replaced them with ones who were not only talented, but grafters.
Both managers inherited teams that had some very good players. Domestically, they were clear challengers, and, more often than not, league winners. European success was evading both clubs.
Enrique's PSG are far more exciting than Man City are.
2.) 08 May 2026 11:41:35
Both are great managers and coaches.
Enrique can claim he is as good when he has the same amount of trophies.
Both have produced great teams to watch over the years.
Both have spent big money. Both have rebuilt teams. Both play a lovely attacking style.
This PSG team is great to watch imo. City not so much at the moment, I think Pep has gone a little stale tbh.
Personally, I hope Arsenal win the CL. In battles of beauty v beast, id normally side with beauty, but id rather an Arsenal win on this occasion.
04 May 2026 07:39:02
{Ed's Note - Reddevilfan has posted a new article entitled, How United Get Back to Title Contention
1.) 04 May 2026 11:04:33
Agree with all of that. For me the biggest issue we have had over the past decade as fans is we have created this saviour complex. Where we are looking for one man to come in and turn everything around and get us back to the top.
But that just isn't realistic in the modern game where clubs are now absolutely massive global businesses.
We don't need one man, we need a team of people who are all experts in their area to come in and work together.
Expecting a manager to run the team, recruitment, balance the books, run the branding, align the youth development, and be our chief of PR is not just unrealistic, it's setting managers up to fail.
We are reluctant to embrace this "head coach" title over "manager", yet that is something that is holding us back.
You either adapt to the changes in the football landscape or you go extinct trying to keep doing things the old way (the way that worked in the past).
Lots of people are overly hung up on who we appoint as manager this summer, but I really don't think it's as important as most fans think.
We now have a proper structure behind the scenes.
A CEO who will balance the books, but understands that we do so to run a successful team and not run the team to balance the books.
We have people put in place to run youth development, to ensure we have a production line of young players ready to move into the first team.
We have a full data analytics team who work closely with the recruitment team, youth teams and first team to identify what we need from players on a far more in depth basis.
We have overhauled the recruitment team, who now have clearer remits and areas to focus on when scouring the world for the best talent.
We also have a DoF/Technical director in Jason Wilcox whose job it is to bring this all together as part of a vision for how the club should play on the pitch. He understands football on multiple levels, and can be the man to keep a level of consistency across many years and potentially several managers.
Several of the key criteria that many fans feel the manager needs to meet are being fulfilled by other people at the club. Which is ultimately what we need to be able to be consistent.
Top clubs cannot be consistent when everything is built around a man who could be 10 bad games away from being fired. Managers aren't typically sacked because they have been poor for multiple years/seasons, it tends to all fall apart in less than half a season. You simply cannot build a club around a man whose position is so unstable.
The key to success is no longer hiring the biggest name or fanciest CV manager available, but about finding the right piece of the puzzle. The right manager who fits the rest of the club and the vision moving forward.
At United we need a manager who'll do three key things.
1. Play attractive and winning football. For a club out size and with our media attention there is an expectation that we entertain when we play.
2. Develop young players by incorporating them into the first team. Both academy and young signings.
3. Manage the clubs image during press conferences. They need to be someone who steadies the ship rather than someone who throws petrol on the fire. Our club attracts a lot of attention, often negative, they need to be the person who calms things down and gives the club space to operate without additional pressure.
That's it, that is all we need from a manager/head coach.
We don't want someone who'll be challenging the club or creating tension within the club.
We don't want someone who'll be overly involved in player recruitment, we've been down that route of signing players on 5 year contracts for a specific manager who has historically not even lasted 3 years.
We don't want a manager who feels the need to change the club to suit them or their vision.
We don't want someone whose ego comes before the club.
Ultimately if we want to get back into title contention then we need a squad capable, until we get that it just won't happen. People point to Pep, Klopp and Arteta but all of them oversaw a huge overhaul of the squads they inherited before they seriously were able to consistently challenge for major honours.
When players are signed on 5 year plus deals and managers on a maximum of a 3 year deal, it's clear that you are hiring a manager for the players and not signing players for the manager.
If the manager is successful then he stays longer, if not then you part ways and bring in a better suited replacement.
I know as United fans we find that difficult to grasp given the amount of time we had SAF as our manager, yet ultimately even he had to be successful to keep his job, to show he was moving us in the right direction.
2.) 04 May 2026 12:28:29
A long way of saying what has been glaringly obvious. It goes back to Ed Woodward who, as chief executive, rested on United's laurels, a legacy he played no part in creating, believed financial success didn't hinge on playing success, thought he was capable of selecting players even though he had no experience in that realm, and generally let every aspect of the club stagnate. To him the club was only there to make money for his masters, and he was arrogant and/or stupid enough to think that success on the field was not that important.. but of course, in the longer term it is the thing that matters most of all.
The new management team has changed the structure and bought good players. Michael Carrick has brought a sense of calm at the centre of the storm. There's something about him on the sideline that commands his space. The players seem to want to play for him. Of course a series of bad results and that can change quickly, but, for me, I agree that the key to success is the team behind the team. We look like we've made great strides there. Iraola would probably be a great alternative, but that said, Carrick has achieved everything he was required to do. He should be given the job. It's up to the management team to provide him with the tools he needs to continue the upward direction.
19 Apr 2026 18:19:42
So var only intervenes when anyone but Arsenal and city are playing
How Var was not in the ref ear shouting possible red possible red hear or sending the ref to the camera proves its a farce.
LM pulled a bobbin from DCL hair and the ref got sent to the screen
Absolutely a joke I hope grabrielle gets the draw now.
1.) 19 Apr 2026 21:05:39
They literally make it up as they go from game to game, sometimes even in the same game. Little point trying to work them out, and they'll never admit a f up either.
2.) 20 Apr 2026 09:15:07
There was a thread the other day about the standard of refereeing and VAR, and I commented that it is really difficult to believe there isn't an agenda against United when you look at the list of incidents that have gone against United, and similar ones involving others have been dismissed or ignored. The worst thing about the incidents this weekend was that it was the same individuals involved. John Brooks was on VAR when Martinez was sent off for violent conduct, and he was VAR for the Gabriel incident.
Paul Tierney, who sent Martinez off, didn't send off Outtarra for his hair pull on Bassey.
They've also sent out a rubbish message that players won't get sent off now unless they go down, and this is the reason we see diving in the game. I honestly believe that the standard of refereeing has never been this low.
3.) 20 Apr 2026 14:26:43
Agreed. VAR has made the standard of refereeing worse. It's easier for refs to let things go because they think VAR will intervene if their mistake is obvious, but the people operating VAR are reluctant to overturn their pals' decisions unless they absolutely have to.
Is there an agenda? I want to believe that it's just incompetence, but the complete lack of consistency, and the fact that clubs like Liverpool and Arsenal are forever getting favorable decisions, while we're repeatedly getting shafted, does make me wonder sometimes.
Either way, VAR and the inconsistency of refereeing decisions in general are ruining the Premier League. Something needs to be done.
4.) 20 Apr 2026 17:28:57
I think all sides have had bad ones against them, and have got away with a few also.
I do not like VAR at all.
But, if you were to ask me, what has more of a negative impact, VAR or players behaviour/cheating, Id say player behaviour is a bigger problem than referees and VAR.
Just my opinion as a viewer.
Players attempt cheating pretty much every min of every game. Coaches are also not exempt, as they are as bad as the players most of the time.
{Ed025's Note - i agree Ken..
5.) 20 Apr 2026 19:19:24
I don't disagree with you, Ken, but players cheat because refs and VAR allow them to get away with it. All the talk today has been about if Haaland had gone down, Gabriel would have got sent off. That surely can't be right? Players don't get penalties when they stay on their feet, so they are being encouraged to go down.
There is a box managers have to stay in. Some managers are up and down the touch line all game. They step out of it, book them.
Refs, VAR, 4th officials have all the technology now to support them and prevent all this behaviour, but they fail to apply the rules or discipline. Yes, players and managers have a responsibility, but the stakes of winning now are so high, naturally, you will try to gain any advantage you can, which is where officials need to manage and control the game. If the technology wasn't there then you could accept what a difficult job they have, but it is there now.
6.) 20 Apr 2026 19:34:34
While some look at the obvious inconsistencies with VAR (sometimes even during the same game) and see that as potential corruption, I don't think it's intentional cheating or fixing of results (although you can't rule it out).
Nor do I think referees can really be that bad or stupid, to make such contrasting decisions and genuinely believe they are right on both occasions.
However, they were adamantly against VAR when it was first proposed, and they have pretty much been forced to use it against their will. So, with that in mind, do I believe the referees would, in good faith, try their best to make it work? Or would they, even subconsciously, want it to fail?
7.) 21 Apr 2026 23:50:27
Are you in a rush to be somewhere, Shaps? ?
25 Mar 2026 16:14:06
A lot of hype around Jim Twaites and his dead ball abilities. If anyone has any knowledge about the lad can you tell me is he far off the 1st team?
Thanks.
1.) 25 Mar 2026 17:12:30
Yes, he is a long way from the 1st team.
2.) 25 Mar 2026 17:42:07
He's a good player but very slight. Plays a bit like Scholes and Beckham, Ward Prose. Good player, and a good striker of the ball.
He might get minutes in 27/28, but an excellent prospect either way.
3.) 25 Mar 2026 18:58:24
He is Bruno's replacement understudy.
4.) 25 Mar 2026 19:24:35
He's a very good player, tidy on the ball, but has only recently turned 18. He stands out in pretty much every match he plays as being ready for a step up. I'd expect him to go on tour in the summer, train with the first team next year with the idea to get minutes in 27/28.
Investing in the academy is hopefully going to work wonders.
If we can get 2 or 3 first team players coming out of the academy and then some very good players that we can make money on, we will be in a great position to be able to spend on the top class experienced players we need. Looking at the kids coming through, they feel like some of the best we have had in a long time; it's exciting.
5.) 25 Mar 2026 19:35:05
Rdf, he is technically gifted and has excellent dead ball skills, he has scored a few terrific goals.
Having watched him play a good few few times I think the following scouting report I came across sums things up pretty well!
''Jim Thwaites is patiently waiting for his chance in Manchester United's academy, so is it a matter of time before he breaks through?
Manchester United producing talented midfielders is something most of us have known for decades.
Paul Scholes, David Beckham and Nicky Butt are just three names who spring to mind, but there is a new kid on the block who is beginning to catch the attention of those attending some of United's academy games this season.
Arise, Jim Thwaites, a diminutive number six who can operate in tight spaces and has the dead ball specialities much like Becks did across his career. Want to know more about him? Read on as FourFourTwo delves deeper in our latest scout report.
Having progressed through the ranks at Carrington, Ruben Amorim acted with haste to call up young Thwaites to first-team training within weeks of being in the building back in November 2024, proving that it isn't only fans who are taking note of a wonderfully gifted footballer, with Erik ten Hag also a big fan of the youngster. Having been troubled with injury so far this season, it would be a crying shame if the Red Devils' academy side does not go on to claim FA Youth Cup glory, with the 18-year-old expected to play a huge part in those aims.
Yet to make his senior bow, Thwaites is having to wait patiently for his chance, but continues to impress onlookers who are lucky enough to catch a glimpse of his footballing credentials. A wonderful number six, the teenager is press-resistant and has dead ball capabilities beyond his years, having whizzed a catalogue of free-kicks into the top corners for Manchester United youth teams over the last few seasons.
Press resistance: Given his small frame, Thwaites is more than happy to receive the ball under pressure and jink one way and dart into a space of green. Almost eerily similar to how Pedri does so, the 18-year-old has already mastered the art of beginning the move and transitioning the ball through the offensive lines.
Line-breaking verticality: Academy football often can be scrappy, but Thwaites is always looking to belt a long pass into a wide man to help get the game moving forward for the Red Devils. Having the likes of Goodwill Kukonki, Noah Ajayi and often Shea Lacey to aim for is handy, but Jim does so with ease and it is a staple of his midfield game he has already seemingly mastered.
Dead-ball specialist: Against Manchester City in the U18 Premier League recently, Thwaites had been on the pitch for only a matter of minutes before he found the top corner with precision from a free-kick. Almost like Beckham was in his youth, Thwaites is able to generate a ridiculous amount of power and precision from tight angles, and Darren Fletcher's side has benefited no end from his special abilities this term.
Tenacity and turn of pace: Again, we expect Thwaites to still have another growth spurt, and this will be crucial if he is to make it at the very top level. What cannot be understated already is his tenacity in midfield when nipping in to win the ball back as soon as half an opportunity arises. A serial 'pocket-picker' if you will, the teenager then also possesses the right amount of acceleration to get away from his man in tight spaces and get the game moving in his favour.
Thwaites's areas of development
Senior experience: Manchester United produce players consistently, and as Kobbie Mainoo did, when you get your chance, you have to take it. Tyler Fletcher, Jack Fletcher, Jack Moorhouse and are all names currently ahead of him, and Thwaites will have to do well in order to make an impression if he is to be given an opportunity.
Bulking up in size: Thwaites needs to bulk up in terms of stature, and I would say this is his biggest task in order to make it at the very top of the professional game.
Aerial ability: Standing at only 5ft 7, Thwaites could be hindered if he is to come up against a big, powerhouse central midfielder who can bully his way past him in the middle of the pitch. Time will tell whether he does have another growth spurt, but again, you feel it may need to come sooner rather than later.
Thwaites has to make an impression over the summer, you feel, and not get stuck into poor loan moves like Ethan Wheatley, Ethan Williams and even Joe Hugill have done over recent periods. He has all the qualities to make it, but the competition is so high at Manchester United that he will have to excel when he gets his chance to even be considered in the conversation moving forward.''
Hope you find useful Rdf, he will definitely have to bulk up physically to move forward but he has only just turned 18 so, for his sake, fingers crossed.
6.) 25 Mar 2026 21:51:06
I think he'd need either a change in the current meta or a sudden growth spurt to ultimately make it with us, unfortunately.
He's hugely talented and an intelligent footballer, but he's tiny for a midfielder in the modern game. He doesn't have the size, pace, or power that pretty much every side in the league has in their team.
Unless we see a shift away from teams looking to dominate physically to a more technical style that becomes the predominant style within the league, smaller players like Thwaites, and like Angel Gomes before him, will struggle to really make it in the EPL at a club looking to be challenging at the top of the table.
7.) 26 Mar 2026 12:43:09
All the attributes, but needs to work on the physical side of the game.
A good prospect.
20 Mar 2026 07:41:24
If 28 is seen as old why don't we go for 24 yr old Andre from Wolves? I think he can do the CDM perfectly and won't cost a lot. The only weakness he has is height for defending set pieces etc., but calm on the ball and always willing to take it out from the back. That leaves money for another position we need.
1.) 20 Mar 2026 09:09:33
Couldn't be bothered to join the previous thread?
2.) 22 Mar 2026 02:16:39
Couldn't be bothered to answer the question without being the typical.... You ring quite a bit of late.
04 May 2026 13:55:57
Why consider selling him at this stage? Do we currently have a goalkeeper of sufficient quality to reliably serve as a number two?
Recent seasons have shown that even the top clubs struggle when their first-choice goalkeeper is unavailable, often resulting in a significant drop in points. Given the increased number of fixtures we are likely to face, depth in this position is essential.
Reintegrating him into the squad would provide valuable competition and cover, while also strengthening the overall confidence and stability of the defence. It has been some time since Manchester United had two goalkeepers of genuine top-level quality, and this could be an opportunity to restore that balance.
04 Aug 2025 05:54:28
Spot on Spenno folk expect young lads to be at RVP level upon arriving. Let's see how he does this season.
15 Jul 2025 13:13:02
Ed002 was a CFC supporter also and a big CFC fan and reporter/ on the know also died on November.
Yes I miss 002 knowledge, His arrogance and the sharkopods
But I don't miss the numerous requests for player detail profile.
{Ed025's Note - he was not really a big fan of Chelsea RDF or of football in general, he did have connections at the club though and knew a lot of people in the higher echelons of the game mate, a big loss to the site..
02 Jul 2025 23:04:31
Yes 077 that's the one good stats but he's a Toon lad now.
{Ed077's Note - another overhyped English Goalie.
02 Jul 2025 18:26:12
Rashford and Garnacho to villa singing
Oh brother, we'll go deeper than the ink
Beneath the skin of our tattoos
Though we don't share the same blood
You're my brother and I love you that's the truth.
We're hoping for better lives
only Emre knows
He said will bring us back with all our pictures and our clothes
Five goals twenty assists doing all we can to please
Just give me back my car keys
If I was dying on my knees, I've got a brother from another mother
Then the boos for lazy attitude start.
{Ed077's Note - KODALINE ♥️♥️♥️
22 Mar 2026 02:16:39
Couldn't be bothered to answer the question without being the typical.... You ring quite a bit of late.
19 Feb 2026 23:22:56
I think Andre is the player we need badly even Ed001 said he would be the better of the 2 Wolves players and I totally agree. He always makes himself available for the defence to play out, and he keeps it simple. Better than Gones in my op.
05 Jan 2026 13:20:26
As a keane fan boy I know keane is no yes man and as long as SAF heart beats RK won't get a look in.
It would tarnish SAF if RK walked in and turned us from relegation fodder to challenging for the title.
But yeah keane and Ole would be immense and i'd have no doubt many fans wouldn't say no either.
24 Oct 2025 13:32:16
I must of forgot to enter or abslolute rubbish at it lol
Well done ato the winners of GW7.
10 Sep 2025 20:21:14
My money is on a 2-1 win. City will be out the blocks fast and go in front early and we will gradually get back in the game before a late winner.
Tha fully it's a short drive so the savings on Fuel money should buy some Stamina enriched foods for the team.