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All English sides potentially going out of Europe.

Last night Man City completed 846 passes. Haaland contributed just to just 5 of them.

Makes sense tbh, doubt many people use the abbreviation "NUFC" outside of the fanbase.

We did originally play in red and white like.

Oh god, I just realised the absolute rim job everyone is going to give Mbappe if it's a PSG Vs Real Madrid final, that build up is going to be pure

We're all Dortmund right?

Given that there is next to no chance of England getting the extra spot in Europe next season, Liverpool, West Ham and Villa all to crash out in spectator fashion tomorrow please.

That was genuinely quality from Walker.

Would be livid with that corner if I where an Arsenal fan

Well that was two boring first halves of football

Haaland's holdup play isn't good.

What weird timing, for both Rotherham and Stevenage

Right? Even more hilarious is the fact that Gloucester City play in the National League North I think it is their own fault in a way, as they had issues with the ground share they where using, not 100% familiar as to what that was, but ultimately it caused a massive backlog of home games, which the league then had to step in in order to get them played. That doesn't excuse the National League forcing them to play the games in a place that is at minimum 3 and half hours away.

My local club Truro have just confirmed survival in the National League South after getting promoted last season, which is massive for the club, given for the last few years they've been having to play out of Plymouth as their stadium got sold for a fucking Lidl, thankfully their new ground should be completed later this year. Fun fact, due to various reasons, they've been playing their home games in fucking Gloucester since March for an insane fixture backlog forced on by the league. Gloucester and Truro aren't close, as @LiquidAK will attest to.