Typical just disgraceful agenda refereeing by PGMOL. But also unacceptable defense leading up to the penalty and red card. An ocean open in the midfield, we let Bournemouth just walk into it and thread in a pass to the penalty area.

Remember these faces. The enabler The addicts The faces that ruined @ManUtd #GlazersAndRatcliffeOut

🚨One aspect that really highlights the level of Man City's dishonesty in relation to its law suit against the PL -- that is 'swept under the carpet', because it is unpleasant -- is that if there is anyone that could argue that the PL have been "unfair" and distorts competition -- it is Manchester United, followed by Arsenal and Liverpool. Because, without any doubt, if there is anyone that have suffered from the "tyranny of the majority", it is these three clubs, and the damages has been several billion pounds without any doubt. 🔺Why? The Premier League is a club of 20 that generates income from fans of clubs paying money to watch their favorite clubs pay football. Just like a club sell tickets to seats in their own stadium and keep the proceeds, just like a clubs sell sponsor rights to their own jersey and keep the proceeds -- without 'outside influence' (i.e. the tyranny of the majority as City call it) a club would be allowed to sell the TV rights to their own home games. This is for obvious reasons the case in for example many US pro leagues. I think that very few fans want to see such a model in the PL, because most fans regardless if they are fans of the "big 6", want a PL with a competitive balance -- but legally, objections can certainly be made against the current model, and the current model can certainly from a liberal point of view be deemed to be "unfair". 🔺If each club had been allowed to sell their own TV rights like in many US pro leagues -- i.e. if it wasn't for the "tyranny of the majority" -- it would have been like the Scottish PL, but with Arsenal, Liverpool and United at the top and a huge margin to the rest. In La Liga for example, Barca and Real would earn 700% more each in TV money than the winner of La Liga, Athletico Madrid, in 2014 -- before "the tyranny of the majority" forced through centralized selling of TV rights. 🔺Facts are that an enormous amount of money -- unfairly it could be argued, but in the name of competitive balance -- has been taken from Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United and put in the pockets of among others City's owners. We are talking about many 100s of millions of pounds. 🤜If clubs with state owners can fully utilize the unlimited pockets of their owners, will the model of centralized sales of TV rights survive? This model means that MUFC for example literally each season gives several 100 million pounds to it's rivals (400-500m?). I doubt it.

HOW GOOD DID THAT FEEL?! 🏆🔴

You think this is why Agbonlahor hates Man Utd? 😆

🏊‍♀️France: Macron invests €1.4bn to cut the crap from the River Seine for 2024 Olympic swimming in Paris🏊‍♀️ 💩England: Sunak cuts nutrient neutrality pollution legislation for house builders that will destroy our rivers💩 The House of Lords MUST defeat this ecocidal insanity‼️

Get out @RishiSunak

"Hi Mr Arnold, how has your first year as CEO gone and your no dickheads policy"? "Well, we tried to sign a racist and the fans revolted. Who knew? One of the greatest players we've ever had done an interview slaughtering the club and its owners. We tried to bring an alleged rapist back in to the team but the fans revolted again and my staff threatened to go on strike but nobody could have seen that coming. The Football Club is in perpetual limbo with a sale, nobody has a clue what's going on or what their future is while the stadium is falling apart. Our 100m winger that the manager has been accused of showing favoritism too is now also under investigation for allegations of abusing his partner and has been kicked out of his national team. We've had to instruct our media team to edit out chants protesting the owners Our other 73m winger has just released a public statement criticizing his manager Other than that, it's going magic lads, doing a great job. What brand wouldn't want to be a part of this"?

Injured: Varane, Lindelof, Shaw, Malacia, Mount, Amad Unwanted: Maguire, Evans, McTominay, Martial Back Problems: Sofyan & Hojlund Beef with the manager: Sancho Our best players but the fanbase hates them: Bruno, Rashford, Casemiro Possible abusers and rapists: 2 I’m tired

Al Thani will buy another premier league club and we’ll full further behind , snooze you lose. But that’s ok because you don’t want to be ‘state owned’ do you? You can watch City lifting doubles and trebles with your morals. The Glazers want the Super League why do you think the they want to stay? Let’s not forget they tried to destroy English football before and the sly Chelsea fan Jim Ratcliffe is going to bed with them but that’s ok..he’s a good lad and he looks like you doesn’t he, also you have your ‘morals’ whilst you ignore immigrants being allowed die on dingy boats coming to Britain, NHS is failing, pay too low to afford rent, retirement age raising, castrating of kids, trans explicit grooming, still paying for illegal wars, crime rate is through the roof, cost of living crises, people can’t afford energy bills etc. other than that you have your morals bottom is this isn’t about human rights that’s just an excuse to cover the hatred for anyone who has different beliefs, cultural values and morals than you. What SJR has done is betrayal and your hatred for anyone different than you outweighs what we have been fighting against for 17 years.. enjoy any decade of mediocrity.

I couldn't give a flying toss if SJR is a "Manchester" lad. He can get stuffed with his pennies. He doesn't care about the club, this is a ego trip to buy a club he can't even afford.

There goes top 4. Smh

Fuck these bubble blowing bastards

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Here’s a reminder of the fragility of Piers Morgan.