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That really does grate. No other club would have got out of that mess so easily and with such a favourable outcome. Completely rescued by the media and the courts as you say. Establishment FC.

100% correct. Not only did they spend heavily (relative to the time) to drive their success in the 70s and 80s, they also, incredibly, managed to outspend Ferguson's United from 1992 to 2013 - a period coinciding with their famous title drought and United's dominance. Their gross spending and...

Nah, they have a brand arsenal can only dream of. They have countless millions of cultists all over the planet buying their tat and draping themselves in it

Their entire image as a club now is built on the plucky underdog fighting the good fight against the evil, super rich clubs. Their collective ego rests on that vision. They simply can't tolerate any conversations about their spending, as the house of cards quickly collapses.

Not concerned in the slightest. The last few years have been torture. Looking forward to a bright future. It won't all happen immediately but we'll be fine

Thing is, they've always spent big, it's not even just a recent thing. "But but but, dat der baconface bought all them titles" Fact check: LFC spent more than Ferguson's United from the start of the Prem in 1992 until Taggart's retirement in 2013. Both gross and net. That one really does make...

Some of them need sectioned. Absolute dangers to the public

"It was the best game I've ever been involved in" says Slot. I suppose that's some sort of moral victory then. This lot never just lose do they? They're either cheated, or it was a victory for football therefore both teams actually won!

They can chalk off or put an asterix beside 2 Champions Leagues, 2 FA Cups and 3 league cups from their honours board then

Praying it happens. How mortifying to have their league title trumped like that 🤣

It's mad isn't it. I often think, south American players who have experienced the likes of the bombonera in Buenos Aires and other hostile atmospheric stadiums must go to Anfield having heard all the stories and myths and talk from former players and managers... and then wonder what the hell...

There must be some mistake.. 'Dem magical European nights at Anfield lad!'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cz7qx7d5gnyo Don't players play against their boyhood teams all the time? What exactly is the story here? On the BBC football site no less!

My dark horses will be Colombia - unbeaten in 23 games stretching back to early 2022, a run which includes wins against Spain, Germany and Brazil. Not to be underestimated.

What has Linekar said about Tottenham?

Why?

Good god. Everything they do is so corny and cringey

I can't stand united but I never saw the old Wimbledon score a goal like that second one yesterday. It was sumptuous. City lost that game because they were off it from the start. You could see even at 0-0 a number of misplaced passes. Very unlike a guardiola side. United, in contrast, were...

It's a bit of an odd tournament in that sense. The frequency has changed constantly throughout its history. Then again a lot of things in Latin America don't make a lot of sense to Europeans lol

ffs 🙄