Dodgy dealings, covert payments, horse semen and court cases.
But don’t let what’s written in the press tell you the truth.
Nothing shady ever goes on at legacy clubs.
This is an excellent reminder of how big a factor Ferguson's greed was in destroying Manchester United.
theguardian.com/football/202…
Eddie Howe is a good man (I think anyway) I actually hope they go for someone else, despite his ability and being a very good coach, he won’t be appreciated at Manure and deserves better treatment than he will get there.
🚨Exclusive: #nufc entitled to major compensation package on Eddie Howe
chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/fo… #mufc
Grae retweeted
Babe, wake up! The Chelsea highlights against Tottenham are out #CFCTOT #DownloadStadianityPal
Calm down pal, most of our fans will have been to OT more than you’ll ever experience
Legacy fan 😂
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Daniel Farke expects Sunderland to “play to their DNA” on Sunday 🧬
An unfortunate choice of words, considering most Sunderland fans share the same DNA.
My preview 🤍💙💛
#LUFC #SAFC
worldafterthebell.com/2026/1…
I always said fans needed to be careful what they wished for.
This was what they wanted and ultimately fans will end up paying for it.
Premier League's highest-earning clubs will have to contribute up to £1.8m per season in the levy to help fund the new Independent Football Regulator’s £20m budget. Most PL clubs will pay £600,000 pa. Championship clubs not in receipt of parachute payments would pay around £45,000; League One clubs £9,000; League Two clubs £6,000; National League clubs will pay less than £600.
IFR points out its £20m budget “represents 0.22% of English football industry’s annual £9bn revenues” and notes the PL had reported "administration expenses of more than £200m in 2024/25, and the EFL, which had administration expenses of £35m over the same period”.
This will fund IFR: annual operating costs of £18.3m "based on a staffing level of around 100 people working from its head office in Manchester and satellite office in London”; £1m “to cover potential litigation costs associated with regulatory actions”; and the £1m recovery of IFR set-up costs.
Regulator has already carried out advanced checks “on 40 owners, directors and senior executives to assess whether they are suitable stewards for clubs under the IFR ODSE regime”. Regulator has also assessed “several proposals for heritage changes to club crests, ensuring fans were properly consulted by clubs”.
IFR says it now shifts focus “to building the licensing system for the 116 clubs it regulates – the engine room of the IFR which will enable it to spot risks and problems before they become a crisis”.
Horrible rat, professional footballer and captain can spot the problem but not react to it or try to change it on the pitch
He’s been getting away with this for years
Man United should shift him on sharp. Players have been taking the piss for years
Grae retweeted
Good - need to mobilise rank and file fans to oppose this. Stop treating football fans like shit.
Please find a statement below.
NUST strongly opposes the decision to impose mandatory coach travel on Sunderland supporters attending the Tyne-Wear derby at St. James' Park on 6 December 2026. #NUFC
Grae retweeted
What if I told you, none of these attacking opportunities ended with a shot on target..
Jaissle has to show flexibility in his tactical approach, 100% agree, but his players need to show quality too. It’s easy to say 1 shot on target, but how many chances should have ended with a shot on target?
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