The 2024/2025 European Competitions Thread

[hallelujah]

Which game will be making headlines this week?

The one where the referee was man of the match for the fannies

or

where Man United did what Man United do and you were all left open-mouthed over your morning corn flakes about the nation's obsession?

Well, we all know that Manchester United ALWAYS make the headlines.

Because we are Manchester United.

[harrybarracuda]

Which game will be making headlines this week?

The one where the referee sent off a Lyon player for nothing; gave the moaners a penalty that none of the commentators or probably anyone in the ground knew what was for because it was so ludicrous; then ignored a blatant shove in the back for the winner?

I think it's fairly obvious UEFA want a Moaners-Tiny Totts final because the viewing rights for Bilbao-Bodo/Glimt wouldn't sell at all well.

It was nice to see Kobbie Mainoo score, that should add a bit to the fee when you sell him to buy a new keeper.

The prospect of the Moaner's Essex yobs against the tiny totts Middlesex ones running amok in Spain will have them scouring Temu for shield, helmets, batons and tear gas.

And that's just the fans.

How's the ticker Hal?

[harrybarracuda]

Rangers can feel hard done by. A shirt pull in the box so obvious it left a big fucking hole and the ref still didn't give it!

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Happy day for Ange as well, and I'm never unhappy to see the scummy Lazio fans reduced to tears.

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And Chelski scraped through in the Conference room table football league.

[hallelujah]

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Poor old harry.

His bestest ever week supporting his fannies and United make the headlines again.



Quiet on here today, by the way.



Happy Easter, ladies.

You know what happens in May, don't you?

[harrybarracuda]

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Poor old harry.

His bestest ever week supporting his fannies and United make the headlines again.

You're absolutely right Hal.

You're desperate come-from-behind (fnar fnar) squeaky win in a second tier competition over a 10 man Lyon was far more entertaining than our routine dismissal of one of Europe's finest.