Can someone please point me to when there was a more competitive/egalitarian era than the one we’re in?
3 different PL winners in 3 years
Villa, Newcastle United playing UCL football
Palace winning 3 trophies
Brighton, Sunderland and Bournemouth in Europe
United have finished below 6th thrice in 5 years
Chelsea have finished 10th or below thrice in 5 years
Spurs finished 17th back to back and are currently 20th
Last season the gap btw 4th and 11th was 13 points
When has it ever been more competitive? When have the biggest clubs all been this far from the top?
Arvalo Arbeloa: "There were so many things for them [#mufc], you can see it in the foul by Maguire. Every decision was for them. I knew after the game against Manchester City that they don't like Manchester United to lose" [sky]
@utdreport@TheSunFootball If he’s ready then great.
I sense this account will be in a PR frenzy over the coming weeks to put a positive spin post JJ Gabriel
A 15 year old refuses to train with the first team ahead of his planned debut and demands to cancel a contract he has no right to cancel.
Can't help but channel inner boomer. The game has never been more gone. Kid is getting some terrible advice.
Ole really was ridiculously underrated as a player. One of the best natural finishers of his generation. Could have walked into any European top side in his prime.
Im liking the spikey Carrick ,😏 journalists and fans forget he was a winner in 1 of the clubs greatests eras ,..
he knows what it takes to wear the shirt and the demands..
The journalist who kept cutting in whilst he was speaking, manners costs nothing fella !