Tricky

Lol loved your drawings....

Getting this in first.... Torres was shite!!!

Are we? You forgotten someone already?

Might be wrong but didn't he play out wide against Arsenal?

lol ain't that the truth?

Guess the FA had little choice given thier earlier actions. It's funny looking back at the things JT has got upto though. Affairs, alleged racism, selling corporate boxes, tours of the ground for £s, gambling, drug dealer parents. It's like Eastenders...

Seems to be a good idea, but I'm guessing the excess money goes to greedy owners rather than grassroots football? I hate that football has become a means to make far owners richer.

It's a sad day when I admit to having agreed with an article in the DM. But having looked at the weather outside, the facts it's Monday and my bank balance I can confirm that that sad day has come. FA are in a difficult position made harder by thier earlier actions. Should have privately asked JT to resign his captaincy rather than publicly hanging him out to dry. They should have stated that there ruling would be based on the civil action in the courts. Instead they break their own rules (and one could argue the rule of law in finding him guilty before a trial), shall probably be on the end of a costly legal battle (not sure JT is going to let this drop) and our club losses a player for 8-10 games.

So tired of FFP, it's going to cause virtual monopolies in football, ruining competition based purely on the financial capacity of clubs. Going to rant now, but I'm sure we could come up with fairer proposals which could help the game. For instance: - why not impose a wage cap on clubs? Say your wage bill can only be £100 million a year (example), if you go over this you have to pay a penalty (maybe 50p for every pound over), these fines go into a pot and are distributed to the rest of the league? Big clubs could still break rules, but in doing so they would be contributing to a fairer distribution of money. Just the first thing which popped into my head. But wouldn't these ideas create stronger leagues? Larger clubs still have an advantage, but it would help negate those advantages, whilst discouraging clubs from spending beyond it's means. I just don't want to see leagues dominated by two clubs, without Roman and the Arabs (forget names) the PL would have been won by United every year since its formation (with a slight break for Arsenal). Spain, Portugal and to a lesser extent Germany and Italy are very predictable. Rant over, thoughts / ideas people?

Love Mourinho for what he did at the club. Would I want him back? Maybe. I just can't stand the media circus which follows him around, the controversies, fighting and negative press he seems to attract. Almost every week he comes out with something which makes the back pages of the paper. He was the tag tops dreams come true.

Nice find.... can see this going legal if the FA come to a conclusion not on keeping with the courts findings.

Lol.... was just kidding mate.

Not sure whose worse. The guys in the article or you for reading the Daily Mail.

I try... think Danny boy needs a run out. No point in buying another striker, Lukaka is going to be ready to step up next year.

Err okay, I've a time machine.... As of Jan 1st he has 16 goals in all competitions. Cavani and Falcao shall also be injured by Jan. I love my time machine.

Nice... Well played boys.

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Torres MOM IMO...

Really? We have eicked on them for 85 mins.

Get in...

Damn another well played pass behind the defence. You guys crack me up....

Fuck off Nando, three well played passes in ten minutes!! Just not good enough...

Grow up.... In the last ten minutes he has sent two ppl through one on one. Give him credit when he does something.... Hell I slag him off when he is bad, but I'll support him when he does something well.

More shite from Torres...

Because you bitch and moan about everythin he does wrong... Your not even remotely interested if he does something well.