Football The 2018/2019 Season Thread
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Ole looks to be totally out of his depth at United. I bet Woodward is wishing he'd held on for a few weeks before giving him the job.
Unlucky Liverpool, I'd pull out the "the only team to have led at Christmas and not won the league is Liverpool, twice" graphic but it doesn't seem right. I mean it doesn't seem right because it's 3 times now.
Unlucky Liverpool, I'd pull out the "the only team to have led at Christmas and not won the league is Liverpool, twice" graphic but it doesn't seem right. I mean it doesn't seem right because it's 3 times now.
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This will get to number one.... Unlike Liverpool.
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Man City.
Since 4 August 2008, the club has been owned by Sheikh Mansour, one of football's wealthiest owners, with an estimated individual net worth of at least £17 billion and a family fortune of at least $1 trillion.[2] Sheikh Mansour bought the club in 2008 for £210 million in a much publicised deal and has since accumulated annual losses of £535 million, excluding approximately £200 million on facility upgrades.[3] However the value of the club has soared tenfold from £210 million in 2008 to over £2 billion in 2018 according to Forbes representing a realistic opportunity of profit on Mansour's investment if he was to sell the club to a willing buyer at the market rate.[4] Although the club is still majority owned by Mansour, in 2015, a 13.79% stake purchase of the club's parent company, City Football Group (CFG), by the CITIC Group for £265 million valued it at $3 billion.[5]
Since 4 August 2008, the club has been owned by Sheikh Mansour, one of football's wealthiest owners, with an estimated individual net worth of at least £17 billion and a family fortune of at least $1 trillion.[2] Sheikh Mansour bought the club in 2008 for £210 million in a much publicised deal and has since accumulated annual losses of £535 million, excluding approximately £200 million on facility upgrades.[3] However the value of the club has soared tenfold from £210 million in 2008 to over £2 billion in 2018 according to Forbes representing a realistic opportunity of profit on Mansour's investment if he was to sell the club to a willing buyer at the market rate.[4] Although the club is still majority owned by Mansour, in 2015, a 13.79% stake purchase of the club's parent company, City Football Group (CFG), by the CITIC Group for £265 million valued it at $3 billion.[5]
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DaGaffer
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Other than hating the weather, I can’t see why he’d go. Maybe after he delivers a CL to the Etihad
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To bench Ronaldo and never let him play again
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He'd probably be absolutely deadly under Pep in some ways. Extremely clinical backed by players who could create the chances. Shame his work rate is pretty low.
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The guard has spun the win as a success of inclusivity.
Liverpool’s win is brilliant culmination of Klopp’s inclusive project
Liverpool’s win is brilliant culmination of Klopp’s inclusive project
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I thought it was going to be cagey and shit tbh. Hoped it wouldn't be but with so much at stake it often is.
Not a great watch for the neutral but that didn't matter in the end (at least for the winners)