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15 Sep 2026 20:32:28
I did mention Joseph O'Cearuill's parents are a problem.
There's issues with the people who advise the young man.
These are people who changed their son's name, a father who gave a way his own family name to make someone more marketable. A man who let's another man run his son's life.
It might be hard but feel for the lad. I'm told by someone who works with him he's almost autistic in personality, has no friends or relationships with people his age.
If you want to be mad with anyone it's the club for making promises they can't deliver, breaking traditions (bending over) and his dad for being a greed driven man trying to live through his child.
Sad.
1.) 15 Sep 2026 23:06:05
This is a child we are talking about, who has never played for the club properly. It’s not a big deal. Let him and his entourage go and be a problem elsewhere.
The academy won’t fix the first team issues. Sadly, it’s the other way around. A successful team attracts better, younger players. We’re a basket case, and have been for years.
2.) 16 Sep 2026 18:11:07
? he's a kid, the issue for me is the damage is done to club's reputation for the concessions made to him already.
All I'm saying the kid deserves little flack it's parents and his agent, who used to be United youth director.
25 Aug 2026 19:13:07
Spoke to someone today connected to the club.
LB is the next focus
Hall is totally off.
Balde pushing for Utd
Utd don't want to deal with Barca, only interested in a dry loan.
Kadioglu is an option and interest is long term (as per Supa and Ed002) there is a feeling he hasn't done enough at Brighton.
Salinas is liked but wants Barca. Barcelona want to move on Balde.
Joaquin Seys is one to potentially watch.
Mateta is an option.
Zirkzee/Watkins swap an option. Saudi is a problem.
1.) 25 Aug 2026 22:00:16.
Sets feels like the deal for me from that list.
Interesting that there is no mention of Raum.
We absolutely need a striker, and we'd be delighted with a Watkins/Zirkzee swap.
2.) 25 Aug 2026 22:51:12
Had a great chat. Nothing there not out there already, to an extent.
He seems to think Kadioglu has legs. Zirkzee/Watkins swap is really wanted.
They’re not in the commercial side of things, so don’t know lots. Lovely bloke though.
We talk more about youth players.
They did say that there are concerns around conditioning. MC is very demanding, but allows specialist departments to work against a brief. It is those delivering who perhaps don’t have that elite experience and latest knowledge.
3.) 26 Aug 2026 06:10:59
Ferdi signing makes sense. We need someone who can slot in right away to compete with Shaw, not another project. It may be they see Shaw at centre back instead?
And, frankly, we already have an attack minded left sided defender in Dorgu already, so buying Balde clashes with that.
4.) 26 Aug 2026 09:21:27
Zirkzee/Watkins swap would be a great bit of business. Add a decent LB, and we have had a solid window.
5.) 26 Aug 2026 19:05:42
Lol. Solid business. 2 players from Villa that they don't want, and one from Chelsea that could not make the team and is only 22 years old. That's solid business. Yes, if you wanna finish mid table, how on earth have United standards slipped this low.
6.) 27 Aug 2026 13:44:37
Definitely want a player with legs.
7.) 27 Aug 2026 23:46:04
Well Watkins is going Saudi and balde wants Barca stay
27 Jul 2026 17:55:47
Posted this to another thread and updated: I'm working with someone professionally who also works with Utd. They mentioned a few bits that's ok to share:
Speaks highly of JJ. Unusual lad, but a nice lad. Very mature, but also can let his head drop. His family are very hands-on. It's crucial United keep them happy, to keep JJ. He will play this season. Promised.
Thwaites - good player, but not physically ready.
Devaney - top pro and player, very much in the mould of Fletcher Snr in attitude, really well thought of. One to watch. Fitzgerald was said to be similar.
Moorhouse - might have missed his moment, but seen as potentially better than the Fletcher twins. Could be a late bloomer or mid EPL player.
Obi - poor movement, flat-track bully at youth level, sent back to youth football as touch and ability not at the top level.
Gore - good player, probably missed his chance; injury wrecked early loans.
Main thing they're looking for physicality and off the ball.
He also mentioned they have been shocked by the reports from lads they've signed from City.
Utd do gym work, ball work, patterns and always have matches - lots of variety to build a complete player. They all learn at least 3 positions and play games in them.
Some of the ex City are blown away and loving it.
City is no matches, only play on match day. Everything else is systems and conditioning.
I was surprised but it's as they have the "best" players and don't focus on basics.
He also pointed out for all the ex City academy players there's not many who have done that well or look complete as a footballer. Also suggested Foden has never improved and Pep is considered a cheque book manager. He beats Nemcha though.
1.) 27 Jul 2026 19:13:22
Awesome, I love rumours like these. I don't think Obi will make it. He doesn't look great in the youth team. JJ is then one they think might be a generational talent. We shall see.
2.) 27 Jul 2026 20:12:53
Thanks utd road, great post.
3.) 27 Jul 2026 23:59:51
Thanks for the insight.
4.) 28 Jul 2026 10:25:01
If that's true. JJ will have to break away from his family at some point and get himself a top agent. Family will lead with their hearts, which isn't a bad thing, but it will eventually cause resentment in the player. The player will need to stand on his own feet at some point. That, to me, is a crucial part of a young player's development.
5.) 28 Jul 2026 10:33:25
You can't blame his parents for being protective over him at this stage though, the lad is 15 and people are saying he's a generational talent. He needs his feet keeping firmly on the ground.
6.) 28 Jul 2026 10:48:59
Exactly, the lad is 15. You try telling a 15 year old to do something, and they will do the opposite to prove a point. Keeping his feet on the ground is just as much United's job as the parents'. He seems mature for his age, which is a good thing. But is that due to the conditioning from his parents, or is he generally a good human being.
End of the day, he is a 15 year old lad. He needs to be allowed to be a 15 year old lad and make his own mistakes, and learn and grow from them.
That is part of life that people need to experience. We have a bad habit of overprotecting people, for better or worse.
Not to have his parents tell him how to do everything. I think the age of 13-18 is the most important part of a kid's life. In those 5 years, it tells what life that kid's gonna have as an adult.
7.) 28 Jul 2026 17:44:27
Bear in mind the name change, kid Messi videos etc. His parents are guiding him. Very hands-on.
It's good he has them in his corner.
It will be hard for United to meet every expectation, but they're doing everything they can.
I wouldn't judge his parents harshly. They have invested everything into the lad to give him one hell of an opportunity.
8.) 28 Jul 2026 21:04:05
If you were the parent of such a young boy, would you not be protective, knowing how clubs tend to look after their own interests first and foremost?
9.) 29 Jul 2026 07:19:26
As a parent, that child is everything to you, and I'm sure they will try to guide everything and be very protective, as he is their son and only 15.
He looks a fantastic young talent, and I am very excited to see where he goes.
10.) 29 Jul 2026 07:19:47
Great post, by the way, Utd Road. Keep those coming!
11.) 29 Jul 2026 17:24:13
Nice one, mate. ?
12.) 30 Jul 2026 10:12:07
I would be very surprised if JJ Gabriel doesn't go on to become a top player, how high he goes though will be down to his mentality, the ability of those around him to keep him grounded, and a little luck.
Having the ability to play in the EPL and being physically ready for the demands of playing in what is probably the most physically demanding league in Europe if not the world is another thing entirely.
His body is still growing, and that makes him more susceptible to injuries, which can both derail his development, as well as potentially risking his long term fitness. Lots of players who started playing regularly at a younger than average age (in top flight mens football) end up having injury issues from their mid-twenties onwards.
If you look at our squad we have Shaw and MdL who were both regulars at 17 years old, both struggling with fitness. Michael Owen and Rooney are others who started picking up injuries and saw a drop off in performances in their late 20's. Jack Wilshere was another, as was Francis Jeffers, Jack Rodwell and James Rodriguez.
JJ will need protection and guidance to ensure that his development is optimal to allow him to gain experience, grow as a player, and protect his body as it develops. As well as being shielded from the risks of fame and fortune while he's too immature to handle it. He will need a good group of people around him, family are great, but young lads have a tendency to rebel against their families during their teens and early 20's. That is a time where they tend to value the opinions of their friends more than that of their parents and older more experienced adults (especially those in positions of authority). Sir Alex was very good as pairing young players up with a first team player to act as a mentor, to be a confidant, a role model. He would make sure they shared hotel rooms on trips, have lockers next to eachother etc. Hopefully there is someone Carrick can pair JJ with who can be that mentor and role model in the first team. Someone to be a voice of reason when the risk of fame and fortune threatens to pull him off the path.
I expect he'll get some minutes during pre-season, and maybe even some in the first team this season (most likely in the cups, or maybe a few sub appearances towards the end of the season in the EPL). When he does get games expect the media hype to be crazy with hyperbole, which for a lad who hasn't even sat his GCSE's will be difficult to deal with.
13.) 30 Jul 2026 20:11:55
Ta Angel, I won't see them for a few weeks, but will ask about the new scholars.
Shappy, injury prevention, burnout, and physicality of men's football are things I'm told the club are trying to manage, but he wants the opportunity, knowing the risks.
I don't want to say too much on who told me, they're not a big shot. But he pretty much raised all your concerns fwiw.
05 Jul 2026 12:08:55
Amorim and AC Milan interested in Martinez for £45M.
I'd reluctantly sell. Great player but often injured and infrequently a liability.
1.) 05 Jul 2026 15:21:52
Imagine if he got injured for a prolonged period of time again and the club had turned down £45 million for him......
If this is true, that AC Milan are interested in him at this price, then I'd imagine the club may reluctantly sell him so that those funds can be reinvested.
It would earn the club profit as well, for a player that only has 1 year left on his contract.
2.) 05 Jul 2026 15:40:52
Imagine if he doesn't and plays like we know he can? We need him frankly this summer. Next year is maybe a different story.
3.) 05 Jul 2026 17:28:33
Def keep him. Can't understand why he is so undervalued by pple.
4.) 05 Jul 2026 20:23:14
I'm with you, Salford. We'd be selling him at his lowest price point. He's our best distributor by a distance. When he plays, we're a better side. He and De Ligt are our first choice centre backs. I don't think we can buy a starting level cb for 45M so it's a hard no for me.
5.) 05 Jul 2026 21:08:25
I love Martienz as a player, but he is unfortunately very injury prone.
6.) 05 Jul 2026 22:31:39
How anyone rates him as a centreback in the EPL is beyond me! I would snatch there hands off for 45miilion and then turn the phones off in case they want a refund
Be interested to know what EDs actually rate Martinez as a CB for the EPL?
{Ed001's Note - doesn't matter if he is any good, too many injuries now to make him worth keeping.}
7.) 05 Jul 2026 23:58:28
I'd keep him 100%. He would die for this club. You don't get that often. He is outstanding and a leader. When he plays, he dictates the tempo of the game, and, as we saw the other night, he can put it on a plate with his passing range. Not often you get a cb who can do that.
8.) 06 Jul 2026 09:30:18
The best ability is availability, and as much as I love him as a player, he is far too often on the sidelines.
9.) 06 Jul 2026 09:51:49
76 league games in 4 years is not great. I love him, but he misses over half the games. If there is a meaty offer on the table, we should take it, same for Mount.
10.) 06 Jul 2026 14:09:04
I love his character and attitude. But injured too often, I'd sell.
I think the story is nonsense, as 1st Ugarte, then Mount, and now Martinez have been linked with Amorim and Milan.
I think he is a really good player, but too small to play cb in EPL, imo.
He is batting above his weight, and that's probably what is driving the injuries.
11.) 06 Jul 2026 17:52:51
I sell him for 45 million. Heaven is the future in Martinez spot. I like Martinez but it's time to give Heaven regular games. Personally I'm looking to move Martinez and De Ligt on. Heaven and Yoro need to be our centre-backs with Maguire as backup. No point keeping Heaven or Yoro around if you keep playing Martinez and De Ligt.
12.) 06 Jul 2026 19:12:48
£45M in now would easily finance a replacement. Whoever came in would have the transfer fee accounted for over the contract term.
£45M, £65M on Lacroix. Decent business.
13.) 06 Jul 2026 21:13:39
Shane88, Heaven is a good player but can you not see how much better Martinez is in possession than any of our other CBs.
14.) 07 Jul 2026 01:17:30
Milan would have to be insane to spend £45m on a player with that injury history when he only has 1 year left on his contract.
15.) 07 Jul 2026 15:01:08
Personally, you stunning Heaven development. This season and next season are the most important for Heaven. He needs to establish himself. Keeping Martinez will hinder him. If I play then less than half of the fixtures this season, I'm asking to leave next summer.
16.) 08 Jul 2026 16:24:35
To be fair, Shane, you were never known for your patience. ?
Where is he going to move to? How many 19/20 yo cbs played more than half the season at cb for any club in EPL ever?
05 Apr 2026 14:25:20
Got an old school rumour!
My mate, beautiful young woman was at a party this week.
Rashford, Rodgers and Palmer - all there. And apparently with a little luck they could be playing together next season… A lot can change according to them.
1.) 05 Apr 2026 15:10:35
That can only happen if they are all playing at Chelsea next season. It would cost as much as £250 million to sign all 3. Even for United, it would cost around £200 million, and blowing that amount on 2 new forward players, after signing 3 last summer, would be monumentally daft.
Palmer would be the most expensive, and Chelsea could certainly afford Rashford and Palmer, especially if Enzo leaves.
They are also lacking in forward areas, primarily left wing, but also the number 10 role when Palmer plays on the right wing.
If Chelsea are keen on Rashford, they are welcome to have him for £50 million. It would be a shame to see Rogers move there though.
2.) 05 Apr 2026 16:52:36
That may be the case. I'm just delighted to get this level of old school rumour.
3.) 15 Apr 2026 08:58:11
Can see us moving for Rogers if there is a glimpse he is available. That being said, if we have set funds for transfers, a new No10 isn't the priority for this squad. A new Centre back, 2 new midfielders and at least one full back are crucial.
I'm more and more convinced each day Rashford is coming back to bolster our attacking options.
4.) 16 Apr 2026 20:06:09
Hypothetically, what if Bruno goes, Chelsea don't get UCL, and we sign Palmer and Rodgers?
Rashford doesn't sign for Barca and sees out his contract.
No, beyond the realms.
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10 Oct 2026 13:51:17
Conditioning team have done a great job with Sesko.
Limited his fitness work.
Bulked him up too much.
Now injured, again.
Fancy thinking spending the summer deadlifting wouldn't end in injury.
1.) 10 Oct 2026 14:06:06
How long have you been a qualified conditioning coach United Road?
2.) 10 Oct 2026 15:02:19
I would more worry about him than the fitness coaches, so young and many injuries is a worry, not as if he even physical player that's a big concern considering he our only striker too and not a very good one at that.
3.) 10 Oct 2026 15:30:48
It is a recurring shin injury and nothing whatsoever to do with the work undertaken in the summer.
26 Sep 2026 11:35:53
Interesting bit of history here: Citeh have actually been through something vaguely similar before.
In 1906 they were found to have been making illegal payments to players, including Billy Meredith. The fallout was huge, players and directors were suspended, the team was effectively broken up, and Meredith and others ended up at United. Guardiola come on down.
If the current findings are as serious as being reported, I can't see an Everton/Forest-style points deduction being enough.
I think there are probably two routes.
One is a record points deduction, potentially large enough to relegate them. The problem then is that one season in the Championship hardly feels proportionate if the breaches were systemic over nearly a decade.
The cleaner option may be expulsion from the Premier League, which would then leave their future league membership largely in the hands of the EFL. I could easily see League Two being considered rather than simply dropping them into the Championship. A championship ship like Wrexham for example have a much lower chance of promotion next season if Citeh are there.
The difficult bit is maintaining the integrity of this Premier League season while the process plays out. A substantial points deduction now, followed by expulsion at the end of the season, is one possible solution I like and Citeh restart in League 2.
I'd also want historic titles from the affected period to be removed at a minimum, with reassignment potentially considered where there was an obvious runner-up. United would gain two Premier League titles. SAF +1, Mou +1. In ready for the bus parade seriously.
Then you've got compensation claims from clubs who lost prize money, European qualification and other revenue. I could see the Premier League trying to create some kind of central compensation mechanism rather than allowing dozens of separate claims to drag on for years. That in itself could do Citeh in. Think West Ham/Tevez/Sheff Utd.
Finally, the squad becomes another huge issue. I'd be surprised if top players don't have contractual protection around relegation, expulsion or loss of European football, this specie case, so Citeh could end up dealing with a major squad break-up as well.
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1.) 26 Sep 2026 12:17:32
A large points reduction, this season, sufficient to relegate them.
Follow this by annual points reductions for the next, set number, of seasons, say 4 or 5. Don't let the pain be over quickly as that would not reflect the longevity of their rule breaking, and they could absorb a 12 month punishment without too much difficulty. Also I suspect they would retain their players.
Strict limits as to wages they can pay over the same time period. We would then see how 'loyal' many of their players are too the 'project'.
2.) 26 Sep 2026 12:21:04
Utd Road, something I haven't seen mentioned and not sure on if it's something that can be enforced but surely they'll owners should have to sell up?!
3.) 26 Sep 2026 12:27:52
Forgot to include. watch a live feed of Pep eating a very large sh**e sandwich, following his very public backing of the management.
4.) 26 Sep 2026 14:24:05
Ports - you're on to something there.
The new gov regulations allow the IFR to review existing owners vs fit and proper standards.
5.) 26 Sep 2026 14:24:59
Iwotb - EPL can't deduct points on EFL clubs.
6.) 26 Sep 2026 16:11:37
Utd Road, yes, sorry, points cannot be deducted on EFL by EPL as you say.
I did not present it right. The assumption being they would come straight back up from Championship and the future points deductions would then come into play. Effectively ruling them out of a title challenge for a set number of years.
Clearly, there is no punishment precedent here (never been such rule breaking) so it is all very much up in the air as to what punishment will be levied. Think it will have to be substantial to retain any credibility in whatever system is in place.
7.) 28 Sep 2026 20:00:24
Massive points to deduction this season, enough to comfortably relegate them, perhaps 80 points. Then, given they have been proven to have been cheating for 9 straight years, I would also like to see a further points deduction for the next 9 years that they compete in the Premier League, perhaps 20 points per season, which would effectively prevent them winning the Premier League.
I would also expect them to have all their titles from this period stripped, although I don't necessarily support awarding titles to the team that finished in second place, since it isn't possible to know which results would've been different if City had not been cheating and spending far more than the rules allowed.
Finally, I would expect them to have to pay a significant compensation package to every team that competed in the Premier League during those years, for every season affected. For exmaply any club that competed in the Premier League for all 9 seasons would be awarded 9 separate compensation packages, and any club that perhaps only competed in the Premier League for 1 season would be awarded 1 compensation package.
Naturally, it should also be higher compensation packages for teams that missed out on Champions League or Europa League places by one position in any given season, and higher compensation packages for teams that were relegated in 18th place at any point. Lower compensation packages for teams that can only reasonably claim that they finished one position below where they might have finished if City had not been able to spend as much as they did.
Finally, it is only logical that they must pay an enormous fine to the Premier League, since their actions have not just tarnished those seasons in which they competed and broke competition rules, but also tarnished the Premier League as a global brand.
Doubtless there are harsh punishments, but they deliberately cheated for 9 seasons, so they should be punished for at least 9 seasons, and they should be forced to compensate all parties that their cheating has affected.
23 Sep 2026 20:16:30
I have a small update on JJ Gabriel.
Kid is a lovely lad, no worries about him as an individual. Also club are really supporting him and supporting him mentally, socialising him with his own age group out of training, preparing him for the media and all over his safeguarding.
From what I hear the club have his best interests at heart and more parental over him than anyone else
Rn.
Parent lead drama. Not great people by the seems of things.
There's an expectation money will solve the issue for now with his dad but this will be repeated in 12 months or so when it comes pro terms.
FWIW I'd encourage him to leave and be done with the family leveraging the club.
1.) 23 Sep 2026 23:39:23
Show him the pathway to what his parents believe is his destiny. A destiny that needs to be earnt not handed to him.
Set clear milestones that are both achievable and agreed upon by both parties.
If/when those milestones are achieved, deliver on the promises.
That is how ever after in the academy should be nurtured. Most will fail, but if the club is operated correctly, the said milestones will coincide with players exiting at the end of their United journey.
27 Aug 2026 00:59:16
Sesko will more than likely be on the bench next game but he's bulked up over the summer and is match fit, due to fat loss cardio.
A good 4 kg lean gain. Expect a stronger version.
1.) 27 Aug 2026 12:13:20
He's got massive potential, and he did far better than many give him credit for last season.
He was only able to play around 50% of the league minutes last season, and he still managed 11 goals and 1 assist, to be our joint top scorer. That was his first season in a much tougher league.
Now he's bulked up, understands the league much better, and he looks far more like an EPL centre forward.
I think we might see a big season from him, not exactly a breakout season per se, but one that will put him in the conversation about the top strikers in the world.
2.) 27 Aug 2026 14:32:45
You're jumping the gun a bit there, Shappy. Firstly, why only 50% of EPL games did he play?
He has not played one pre season game, looked really unfit last week for the 45 mins, and has not exactly shown a striker's instinct at all so far. In fact, the games he did play last season, if you watch them closer, more often than not Cass or Bruno was forever giving him instructions.
He has a hell of a long way to go to become one of the top strikers in the world; he maybe, and only maybe, will get to the 2nd or 3rd tier of strikers in the world. But he needs more than bulking up to do that.
01 Aug 2026 16:00:09
Did anyone watch the match today? Good win tbf.
Mount played well in the double pivot, has to be said. Santos looks solid. Thwaites looked good when he came on. Mbuemo was sharp. Lacey, Loro, Maguire, Shaw all played well.
Heaven for me looked a bit inconsistent and error prone, but showed some good stuff too. JJ came on, looked physically, he did look like a child, but held his own and had some good touches.
11 Oct 2026 17:33:52
I can't see Carrick being sacked so early on.
He will get a few more months min.
There's no real obvious options with outstanding pedigree.
Howe, Naglesman and Conte stand out.
Hurtzler, Andrews look good in well run clubs.
The squad has obvious deficiencies that cannot be dealt with until Jan, Left Back and ST.
The underlying metric is running stats and that points to the fitness and conditioning of the players post World Cup.
A change in manager won't give that quick fix. Might keep JJ G though.
09 Oct 2026 04:19:11
Rewz is spot on.
I've been fortunate enough to understand how mental my own physiological profile is thought myers bring.
Conte is pure ENTJ. Google it.
He will get frustrated by how inept the back office is and go bananas.
But I'd love him, love the type. And Would hire the type. I have an expression passed on from an old director. He used to say I'd rather have someone good for 2–3 years than some one an average for 5 years.
I'd rather have someone excellent for a year or so like conte than have some average bloke.
23 Sep 2026 20:02:47
Please listen. Conditioning is a bigger problem than Carrick.
They have all tools but no talent in the fitness department.
16 Sep 2026 18:09:12
There's lots of issues behind the scenes heard loads I've not shared
Joseph O'Gabriel - promised minutes in the summer friendlies, EPL and League Cup. I need to check but I'm not sure United have delivered on all this.
Jack Fletcher - complete arse. Rude, entitled and see as average and behind other players. Only there due to family.
Tyler Fletcher- nice lad apparently but again there more on name than ability. Ie Devanny is seen as far better.
Same concerns shared by players and family regarding Rooney and Carrick kids.
Nkoto twins at least 2 years older than stated, not even brothers. One is Islamic one is Christian. Club/agents stopping x rays so it's not confirmed, against human rights apparently.
There's a young RB playing before better players perceived to be about virtue signalling over ability. The young lad is average for his age but an Eritrean migrant.
Obi - awful player and arrogant and difficult boy
Club working the backside off to keep Lacey's family happy and at a distances.
Whole strength and conditioning team are seen as poor, one club people with little experience outside uk or Utd, majority promoted from with in, an arrogant bunch.
The more I learn about the club from the inside the more I think we should play in a circus tent.
16 Sep 2026 18:11:07
? he's a kid, the issue for me is the damage is done to club's reputation for the concessions made to him already.
All I'm saying the kid deserves little flack it's parents and his agent, who used to be United youth director.
09 Oct 2026 04:29:07
Nah.
Messi is product pumped full of hormones to correct his midgetisis. It's a fact and is what it is.
Anything achieved by someone whom has had extensive external hormones is not the same as a normal human.
You have "natural" talent vs hard work. For me I will appreciate effort over talent, every day.
La Liga = Eredivise but in a different wrapper. Ronnie might be a massive bellend but he's proven his ability in 3 major leagues.
Both
Exceptional
No wrong answers to messi vs Ronnie argument.
09 Oct 2026 04:36:42
My first game was whitesides testimonial
My next was United 5/0 Sheffield wed around. 93/94.
Only really known us as a good team but never found losing character building more like character destroying.
09 Oct 2026 04:19:43
4-1 utd.
04 Oct 2026 14:17:49
I don't like the physiology to reject a title earned and deserved.
I don't see why Citeh need to agree to anything.
Anyone with a brain and confidence to speak said and knew they'd cheated. Same about sports washing of a religious Nation of Oil miners and human rights abusers.
The same people who looked the other way not wanting to to rock the boat and the same people bottling it when it comes repercussions.
This mafia level corruption - Government leaders, local councils, football.
We need a backbone and appetite for maximum blood letting.
Keep digging, check QPR players finances and I'm sure you'll see that result was a fix.
04 Oct 2026 14:10:34
Revert back to the Football League.
End the Premier League
Restructure lower leagues in tor region leagues from League 2 down.
Vote on a British League.