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Money money money, it’s a rich man’s world. Those Abba cats knew the score even back in 1977.
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We ain’t ever going to be an EFL Club in our lifetime!
Lifetime = next 20 years.
Nb- unless they expand the EFL to 96 Clubs (National League becomes EFL3).
By the bye – ain’t it great to see Man City top and Man Utd bottom of the Premier League?
What I’d give to see another QPR, Norwich, Nottingham Forest, Ipswich, Blackburn, Newcastle or Leicester in the mix!
So predictable – so boring!
completely agree .. cant see Scunny back in the EPL anytime soon .. more likely drop the NLN if things carry on like this..
As for Man City n the EPL .. the games are good to watch but all to predictable .. Man Us decline the only real head shaking thing thats changed .. oh and Liverpools poor start… Man City winning the title by 20 points isnt good unless you are a city fan and it smacks of the Celtic era in Scotland only without the sleet windchill factor haggis and ginger hair.
Back to Scunny .. we are doomed until Billy liar fooks off… cant see any take over happening soon.
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Man Utd and Everton are demonstrating what happens when there a general air of negativity surrounding the club (as is the case at GP).
Let’s face it. Both clubs have appointed pedigree managers – Mourinho, Koeman, Ancelotti, van Gaal. Yet both lag behind their city neighbours.
Managers struggling and players not performing isn’t unique to the Iron. It also shows that throwing money at the problem isn’t a panacea for all ills.
If the biggest clubs in the country can’t sort it out why should we expect anything different at Scunthorpe?
Throwing very little money at it doesn’t seem to work either.
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Throwing lots of cash around with no clear transfer strategy / policy clearly doesn’t work.
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Looks like the 2nd wealthiest man in the UK (55th in the world) is after buying Man U.
That will prolly take ages. In the mean time Scunny are going to have to get someone to buy The Iron, lock stock etc.
We don’t want Mr Swine to send us to the NLN. It’s time to pack up and foff piggy eyed twat.
UTBI
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Can we do a BOGOF?
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By the bye – ain’t it great to see Man City top and Man Utd bottom of the Premier League?
Yes, there’s nothing more refreshing than seeing a sportswashing oil-rich state bankrolling a tedious hegemony of the top flight. They’re not even particularly exciting to watch, they have no vulnerabilities, they just smother the opposition with their vast dominance.
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By the bye – ain’t it great to see Man City top and Man Utd bottom of the Premier League?
Yes, there’s nothing more refreshing than seeing a sportswashing oil-rich state bankrolling a tedious hegemony of the top flight. They’re not even particularly exciting to watch, they have no vulnerabilities, they just smother the opposition with their vast dominance.
If Man City are not particularly exciting to watch then Liverpool are as dull as ditchwater. I know the money has changed the Premier league forever but credit to the squads both assembled because for me both City and Liverpool are fantastic to watch and are head and shoulders above the others currently. I dont like the way money runs just about everything in top class sport these days not just football but I dont have a chip on my shoulder about sporting excellence particlarly in the two teams mentioned, just wonderfully entertaing IMO. No chip on my shoulder with the players on show just the structure of the game nowadays.
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I remember Suggs, didn’t he sell up and join Madness 🤔
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‘Oh Deerey,Deerey, Deerey me, you lickle liar you were watching Scunny in the 70s, are you for real, we played in blue and white from 60/69 then red and white till 82. Wearing a claret and blue scarf at school f ING hilarious’
Are you drunk? At which point have I said I wore a claret and blue scarf at school?! It was always red and white. So the rest of your abusive post is null and void. Embarrassing
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‘Unless you were that dense and had a 30 year Schooling lol’
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You are drunk aren’t you? The clue is in ’66’, the years was born. School was 1970-83 for me. Always a red and white scarf plus one or two away blue and yellow ones. As you were 🤣🤣
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Funny how winding up Man U fans, they resort to BS and hysteria.
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