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Everyone stop what you're doing! It's happening! GW's own Alu is having a baby!! Come and congratulate him here: Need some help identifying this picture.
We're so happy for you, Alu!It's been almost 4 years with this shit. Fucking ridiculous.Stop with this shit. No Super League.
Stok ain't got nothing on my Toughsheets!Also the fact that the stadium is sponsored by STĹŤK coffee, a product not even sold in the UK, is quite funny to me. You sometimes see it in the PL with those funky Chinese gambling companies, but League One? Gotta love that Netflix effect!
Well, I say community club as in that's where they were pre-Reynolds, and realistically where they probably will sink bank to post-Reynolds unless they get some massive investor. They're not setup to be a Prem club.Wrexham really aren't a community club financially speaking. They had ÂŁ13.2m of commercial revenue as a League One team - that is basically unheard of, and is all down to their global stature being far beyond any other rival team.
Bolton hit that perfect spot where our owner decided to fuck off right as we got relegated, so we spent our perfect bounceback time not having the money to bounce back. But yes, if you don't take full advantage of that window, then you realistically can and will get stuck in the Championship/League One bubble, and there's no easy way out of it because it's a slog and all the while those clubs up there in the promised land of the Premier League get better and better off so that the clubs that do make it up have a harder time competing by the time they do get a shot.Birmingham's finances these days are all from their billionaire American owners. If you don't get promoted back to the PL by the time your parachute payments end (currently 2 seasons or 3 if you were in the PL for more than one season) then the financial advantage is basically gone. Maybe things like the stadium and training ground help, although Birmingham are planning to replace both of those at great expense anyway. But as you know with Bolton that's no guarantee.
Could be worse - could be United celebrating a last-minute draw against 10-man Bournemouth in their worst PL season ever.In Premier League news, I am a Liverpool fan and I am happy. Don't think I need to say anymore than that, though it seems to be a consensus that we will need to strengthen significantly to challenge again, and I agree with that. Having bought basically no one last year, I expect a few decent signings this summer. Kerkez seems a near certainty and should be great as a Robertson replacement. Isak looks unobtainable, and I wouldn't be surprised if we sold Nunez and brought in a couple of central strikers, which we so desperately need. If Trent goes we need depth at RB with Bradley, could do with depth in midfield to cover for Gravenberch, and need to plan for Van Dijk and Salah leaving in a couple of years. So it feels weirdly transitional despite winning the league, but you'd struggle to find a Liverpool fan who isn't massively optimistic about it.
I will admit that I am getting some pleasure from United's situation. The reality is that they are a very badly run club. A lot of their fans seem to think that they have some dormant ability to just become a competing team, but whilst they will always have some financial clout, they have no more right to that than any other club. It won't change until the team is run better, and I don't see Jim Radcliffe changing that.Could be worse - could be United celebrating a last-minute draw against 10-man Bournemouth in their worst PL season ever.
Meanwhile I'm prepared to get a lashing from PSG. I'm refusing to dream.