It?s like choosing between Ebola and Botulism.
What a turgid outcome, whatever the result.
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It?s like choosing between Ebola and Botulism.
What a turgid outcome, whatever the result.
Amazing to think that one of those two sides, in the bottom five of the Premier League, is going to end up in the Champions League next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
As you pointed out, UEFA need a rethink here. It is absurd.
It shows you how weak that particular competition is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Or how strong the Premier League...
The Conference..? ****ing hell!
Man United must win tomorrow. That is all.
Like choosing your own execution method.
The Conference is beyond a joke. The only reason 3 competitions used to work was that only one team went into the premier competition. Now a quarter of the Premier League is in the Champions League, even more this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Also because teams no longer drop down from the Champs League. This is the first season in a while that hasn't happened at look at the result. Come on UtdQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
It is like being asked to choose a punch in the mouth over a kick in the nuts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
But yes, come on United :-(
Tough call. If Spurs were to win, would they retain the services of Postenoclue ? I could be all in on him for staying another season :rubchin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
No chance of him staying. Levy will be hugely excited about bringing in a new, shiny, expensive manager. He loves it :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Exactly this. A PL winner of the competition was almost inevitable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
CL Playoff
I'd almost prefer scum to win it*. :hide: Work will be horrible on Thursday should United win it.
*Almost but not actually. It genuinely couldn't have been worse
I think if Postecoglu wins it - he'll tell Levy to foxtrot oscar and walk.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters