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Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 35919734)

I would say so :shocked::shocked: Not looking forward to this at all and i'm usually quite upbeat pre-biggest match of our season.

All the pressure is on United so lets see if they can walk the walk at Anfield.;)

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35919735)

All the pressure is on United so lets see if they can walk the walk at Anfield.;)

Well we're usually well up for it Den, trouble is too many injured or under performing at the moment. Mind you they're winning without looking great so there's hope :cool:

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35919713)

We seek him here, we seek him there, Those Mancunians seek him everywhere. Is he in heaven? - Is he in hell? That damned, elusive Lukaku.:p::D

No, he was popping in the onion bag yet again tonight. :)

Re: Season 2017/2018

FA Cup day again tomorrow, one game away from the first round proper! Winnings so far £12,000, £12,500 more prize money at stake tomorrow. We just might be able to afford a new bike shed :)

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Nice to see the bus park reliably one more time.;):p:

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Not bad for a makeshift defence given the players absent.

The only real chance Liverpool had was the one that De Gea saved with his foot in the first half.

It's a good job that Lukaku isn't a defender with a 'reputation' , that first half challenge on Gomez was at least a yellow, horribly mistimed.:(

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If you get City knocked off their form, which is scary at the minute, United would win the league with performances like that. Rather than go for it, Mourinho seems content in taking a point away from the big games and then consistently picking up three against the lesser teams.

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35920169)

Jim must be rather twitchy watching his big neighbours taking over the videoprinter.:)

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35920173)

Jim must be rather twitchy watching his big neighbours taking over the videoprinter.:)

Only just seen the score TBH, 45th wedding anniversary today so have been getting ready to go out for a meal.:cool:

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35920175)

Only just seen the score TBH, 45th wedding anniversary today so have been getting ready to go out for a meal.:cool:

Congratulations on your 45th wedding anniversary.

Re: Season 2017/2018

Thanks Den, sharing a meal with my sister in law and her ‘partner’ he is a big City fan.:D

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35920178)

Thanks Den, sharing a meal with my sister in law and her ‘partner’ he is a big City fan.:D

Its alright l will get you diplomatic immunity if one gets into trouble.:D

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Annnnd, Arsenal have lost. :erm:

Re: Season 2017/2018

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35920188)

Annnnd, Arsenal have lost. :erm:

Arsene l am sure will be moaning about something.:)

Re: Season 2017/2018

Back to takeover season, Staveley could be beaten to a purchase if she's not certain about what she's trying to do. It's expected the chinese investors will formally launch their takeover bid if overseas investment policies are scaled back. There's no four groups, up from three. Staveley and Co who haven't signed a NDA, and three other who have, of which one is a Chinese consortium looking as per to throw money into football (see the ridiculous chinese premier league boom) another is Middle Eastern, relatively little is known on that front. The last is merely rumoured to be Robert Kraft of the New England Patriots, very little is known however because of the NDA so that one is merely rumour and fans have dismissed Robert Kraft as an owner due to.. well not offering much more than Ashley.

Until more decent news arrives, I'm stuck with local rubbish. Like this.

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“Current brand value, based on factors such as league standing, revenue potential, fan base and global exposure, has Newcastle valued at around £190-200million.

“This is almost double that, so I would argue it’s a high asking price.

Except anyone involved with football knows that owner interest free loans are added to the overall value. Which makes it all the more genius when he literally smashes his own argument in pieces with :

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But that is without taking into account the money Ashley has also committed on an interest-free loan basis.

Sherlock Holmes level reporting right there. Putting The Sun to shame.