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Congratulations to umpire Ian Burrows on his 450th game this Saturday
I am sure there will be a large crowd there to celebrate this outstanding achievement.
u/VarietyResident6234 — 9 hours ago
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The Pies are almost exactly mid.
After 9 games of footy, the Pies are at 0.500, with a draw in there too, which makes it weirder. They are also 10th, the closest to the middle of the ladder you can be. They have conceded one more point than they have scored.
u/VarietyResident6234 — 10 days ago
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I find it bizarre that any Manchester United fan genuinely wants Man City to win the league. They are our second biggest rivals, closing in on our 20 times (slowly) and have the second greatest manager of all time who theoretically gets closer to Sir Alex with each trophy.
City are where they are because of oil money, which is not talked about enough, they did not earn their success. They spent 80 million quid in January on two class premier league players (Guehi and Semenyo) which no other club can viably do. This is the blueprint that is destroying football, it has killed Ligue 1 and made the Premier League title race so one sided over the last 10 years.
Contrasted to Arsenal, who are certainly a rival, but no where near City, what is the problem with them? Yes they play a frustrating brand of football, and have an annoying fanbase, but if anything we should be learning from them.
They were in the position that we are currently in not long ago, and with shrewd transfer decisions and coaching, they have cemented themselves as undoubtedly one of the best teams in Europe.
So think to yourself, why not Arsenal?
Fuck City, I can’t wait for them to hopefully get charged.
GGMU
u/VarietyResident6234 — 15 days ago