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I just saw this video of Nuno Espirito Santo and thought it was so nice. He seems like a genuine bloke.

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304K views · 8.3K reactions | “I LOVE FOREST!” 🥹 | Nuno Hosts Memorable Press Conference ❤️ | As part of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, we invited Warriors United to The City Ground to ask Nuno questions in a very special press conference. ❤️ | By No

As part of Down Syndrome Awareness Month, we invited Warriors United to The City Ground to ask Nuno questions in a very special press conference. ❤️
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I've seen the start of three matches today, and all three kickoffs went straight out for a throw without being touched. Must be rubbish coaching mixed with rubbish skill.
 
HappyGuus said:
I've seen the start of three matches today, and all three kickoffs went straight out for a throw without being touched. Must be rubbish coaching mixed with rubbish skill.
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I remember reading in The Secret Footballer, the bloke had a club captain he played under who would bet on the other team to 'win' the first throw in, and thus would kick the ball straight out on kick-off.
 
melbcityguy said:
Teams dominating for to long is boring feel the same about Madrid, PSG and bayern
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But good for the sport? I get you not being pleased if you are NOT a fan of any of these teams (which I am not btw) but if they win every season they are certainly doing better than any other club in their country at and for the sport.
 
Monoethnic Social Club said:
But good for the sport? I get you not being pleased if you are NOT a fan of any of these teams (which I am not btw) but if they win every season they are certainly doing better than any other club in their country at and for the sport.
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It's good for the fans of the smaller teams you know what I mean
 
pretty much why you see more modern day dominance though, money.
I agree its bloody fanatastic IF its your Club winning so much.
Past to present no matter the code there is always dominance yet people carry on about the small clubs, better for the sport.
Hello wasn't much diff decades upon decades back.
Countless smaller Clubs are run very well within their means, thats it, their owners can always attract a new investor to work on climbing the ladder there is no stopping them going that path, many owners prefer to stay as they are it seems.
The top of the ladders get shuffled, the un expected happens/ned but the bigger Club/s will recoup/reset and get back on top.
Thats rule #101 - way way back and today at Pro any sport.
 
melbcityguy said:
So we agree
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Monoethnic Social Club said:
Sure about Manchester City I guess, but nothing against Madrid and Bayern ... they are just well run, well funded and win things.....
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Sucks for the fans of those clubs (City, Chelsea, etc) from before the buyout though.

A best mates younger brother of mine specifically started following Man City (pre-buyout) purely to be opposite of the Man Utd glory hunters from 20 odd years ago.
The rest of his family (and myself) have been following Chelsea for years - mainly because of the 'connection' between them and Carlton (I.e, Carlton trying to adopt some of the fan culture from Chelsea), and of course Gianfranco Zola
 
whilst the epl games were going on this morn a fellow team mate sent pics to our whatsapp grp from the OT grandstand watching the Leicester game.
Afterall he is a united supporter with a few others in the group so the bants have been plentiful the past 10yrs haha though damn he got to see a win finally.
His comments were great experience what a money making enterprise.
$500 for a 2hour post match hospitality package incl match day tic.

As mentioned, HTF does the long time general blue collar worker and fam afford being season ticket holders today.
 
NicCarBel said:
Sucks for the fans of those clubs (City, Chelsea, etc) from before the buyout though.

A best mates younger brother of mine specifically started following Man City (pre-buyout) purely to be opposite of the Man Utd glory hunters from 20 odd years ago.
The rest of his family (and myself) have been following Chelsea for years - mainly because of the 'connection' between them and Carlton (I.e, Carlton trying to adopt some of the fan culture from Chelsea), and of course Gianfranco Zola
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What a player Zola was...... Almost .... almost made watching Chelsea enjoyable
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