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Porro just arrived, he's not going anywhere and Ange has already said good things about Davis.
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Yet Ange “defended” Richarlison’s performance by saying we didn’t use him enough?Anges strikers tend to have very little touches in comparison to the rest of the players on the pitch. Play on the last shoulder and look to score one of the many chances we should ideally be creating for them.
Orbans skills are his finishing ability.
I just think it’s all gotten so mental. In the crazy contemporary market it’s “nothing”, but even for rich EPL teams, £10m is a lot of money.
NBA teams don’t play on the weekend? What?!NBA/NHL teams, however, don't play only on the weekend. When they travel from one coast to the other, it's part of a 3-4 game swing. Can't do that with football
I don’t lack ambition. But the current fees are beyond stupid. Especially for the calibre of players involved.Why is it only at Spurs we have few supporters against spending high in TWs???
You don't see such at ManCity, ManU, woolwich, Cheski, Newcastle, Villa, Liverpool.......
Those so called supporters lack ambition.
5 is not bad. He’s only worth what 25 quid scrap value down Alfie Flowers yard .
I think you're being too romantic. There's not a media platform in existence that would rather broadcast United v Burnley than United v Atletico. There's no one, other than Burnley supporters, that would be more interested in the former than the latter. The dregs of the PL are so far financially behind the clubs that would make up the last ESL clubs in the gate, there's simply no comparison. The value that clubs like United, Liverpool, Spurs, Chelsea, City, and Woolwich give to the rest of the PL, basically as welfare, would be greatly reduced if the bottom value clubs in the league were Atletico, Napoli, Lyon, etc.I hate that description, but you are correct in the sense that current Chelsea leadership would fight for the ESL in a way Roman wasn't keen to bother with.
We'll see. It's going to have to take a different shape the next time it arrives anyway, maybe they will have a more dangerous coalition than the motley crew of last time.
I still believe the PL would be better off as a competitor to the ESL than as a participant.
Why is it only at Spurs we have few supporters against spending high in TWs???
You don't see such at ManCity, ManU, woolwich, Cheski, Newcastle, Villa, Liverpool.......
Those so called supporters lack ambition.


I am and always would be more interested in United v Burnley than United v Atletico. I've always been more interested in EPL matches than any other matches or other competitions, and I doubt I'm alone in that. It might be 'older skool' (I'm 48 btw), so it may change over time society-wide, but I very much doubt I'm alone in feeling that way at present and for the foreseeable future. Just saying.I think you're being too romantic. There's not a media platform in existence that would rather broadcast United v Burnley than United v Atletico. There's no one, other than Burnley supporters, that would be more interested in the former than the latter.
Same here. Would rather watch Burnley all day long. Maybe it’s a generational thing. Couldn’t give a flying fuck about champions league games unless Spurs are playing.I am and always would be more interested in United v Burnley than United v Atletico. I've always been more interested in EPL matches than any other matches or other competitions, and I doubt I'm alone in that. It might be 'older skool' (I'm 48 btw), so it may change over time, but I very much doubt I'm alone in feeling that way at present and for the foreseeable future. Just saying.![]()
Do want to do a Leicester
I reckon man u vs atletico in a final CL first round game with nothing on it gets fewer uk viewers than man u BurnleyI am and always would be more interested in United v Burnley than United v Atletico. I've always been more interested in EPL matches than any other matches or other competitions, and I doubt I'm alone in that. It might be 'older skool' (I'm 48 btw), so it may change over time, but I very much doubt I'm alone in feeling that way at present and for the foreseeable future. Just saying.![]()
Why is it only at Spurs we have few supporters against spending high in TWs???
You don't see such at ManCity, ManU, woolwich, Cheski, Newcastle, Villa, Liverpool.......
Those so called supporters lack ambition.
I'm more interested in the former than the latter. And I'm the viewership the media platforms are paying for.There's not a media platform in existence that would rather broadcast United v Burnley than United v Atletico. There's no one, other than Burnley supporters, that would be more interested in the former than the latter.
I get we don’t have a sports washer owner so we can’t go and sign everyone but the need to get value from every single transfer is quite frankly weird as fuck. FreaksYears of ENIC have institutionalized them. They can’t be happy with a transfer unless it’s deemed as “good value”.
Started a whole thing about this yesterday. Not our money who cares, show some ambition, we are a rich club, fans pay a premium, why are we always penny pinching?
The usual suspects shot me down with words that could have come straight out of ENICS mouth
I doubt that Spurs are seriously interested in him mainly due to various "financial reason"
Ansu Fati 'chooses to leave Barcelona with Premier League clubs including Manchester United, Woolwich and Tottenham on red alert'
By JEORGE BIRD FOR MAILONLINE
- Ansu Fati has reportedly decided that he wants to leave Barcelona this summer
- The winger has fallen down the pecking order at Barcelona under manager Xavi
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PUBLISHED: 18:51 BST, 16 August 2023 | UPDATED: 19:41 BST, 16 August 2023
Ansu Fati has reportedly elected to leave Barcelona, with the winger's interest set to spark interest from Premier League clubs.
As reported by AS Sport, Fati feels that he isn't trusted by Barcelona manager Xavi, as demonstrated by the fact that he didn't come on until the 79th minute against Getafe in the opening game of the season.
Manchester United, Woolwich and Tottenham are among the Premier League sides that have been linked with a move for Fati.