Amazingly I dont think that is enough information to successfully identify all of them
By my calculations, itās Pogba for all of the above.
They can do things in the transfer market the rest of us only dream about

I guess itās one of those nightmares where youāre stuck in an endless loop of dreaming of waking up.
Itās like the scene from the John Carpenter classic, In the Mouth of Madness, where Sam Neill drives endlessly and no matter what route he tries to take he ends up back in his neighborhood that heās trying to escape
Did I ever tell you that was one of my favourite films of all time? Like, top five, top ten, top whatever. I didnāt think anything would make me love it (and Sam Neill) more but youāve outdone yourself again with that analogy. ![]()
Iāve never watched it but really want to. Iām surprised Iāve never seen it available on Prime or Netflix to stream for free.
Goldbridge sitting down to watch the first game of the season thinking to himself ācannot wait. This new goalie from Inter is supposed to be great. Heās going to be a big upgrade on De Geaā¦
Feels like a good time to point out that Sam Neill is a fucking legend.
Agreed. Anyone who can create a dodgy black hole is kinda special.
Although, the Glazers and Ratcliffe may also fit that category. ![]()
Perhaps a rethink on qualifying criteria is needed.
The delusion continues. I do wonder how much Amorim paid to have this one published:
Itās click bait. Engagement farming at the best to reel in people to read that article
Yes, the BBC love their manure articles, Steve Stone in particular. As you say, pure clickbait.
So they canāt finishā¦. Exactly what I said last year.
We were largely the same for several seasons under Rafa and Rodgers. We would dominate the stats and end up losing 1-0 or 2-0 because we couldnāt put the ball away. If we tried to raise this point, weād be ridiculed by the very Man United fans that are now trying to make the same claim.
Fuck 'em
Even the latter era Dalglish.
Itās not just shit, itās turbo shit.
-Mark Goldbridge on last seasonās points tally of 42
HAHA
Bit of daydreaming here, but what would happen if they went down? Chance of them doing a Leeds or (more likely) they have enough money in the bank to claw their way back and permanently solidify themselves as a mid-table side at best?
Dunno, but theyād probably be back up by the time I stopped laughing in 2029.
