Feck the Manchester Derby

super sunday games always end up a massive let down, don't get me wrong not all old firm games are good, some are rubbish (the ones we lose) but super sunday mostly guff.

Big United fan myself but gutted not to be able to see this great global battle. The pressure and intensity is unrivalled anywhere and to quote Paul Scholes on the Manchester derby ' I don't know what all the fuss is about United will always be the number one club here and The Hacienda is still second and that's been shut 20 years'.

Don't get me wrong, the Manchester derby clearly has the better players in every position, but I don't think I've enjoyed watching any game between 2 of the top sides in England for about 6 or 7 years.
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Liverpool and Arsenal alone have had many hugely entertaining games within that period. I get what you are trying to say here but this is a little over the top.

i find the best games in england are generally when a top 4 side plays a side in 5th to 10th.

English football been a pile of dogs hit since Leeds slid down the leagues.

Not a single team in the EPL who I give a single toss about and Sky's dramatic ramming of it down your throat makes people like it less.

'Super' Sunday 🙈

comment by Papa Sasac (U1500)
posted 1 minute ago
English football been a pile of dogs hit since Leeds slid down the leagues.

Not a single team in the EPL who I give a single toss about and Sky's dramatic ramming of it down your throat makes people like it less.

'Super' Sunday 🙈
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You always of course have the option of not watching it and ignoring it.

As the English and countless billions around the world do with Scottish football.

Its clear that people are liking the Premier league more, not less.

i wouldnt say thats true, i like it a little less these days.

growing up i loved it, i'm in my early thirties but ginola for newcastle, shearer, cantona, di matteo, zola, vialli, bergkamp

there was more to it then, just seems like its a daft billions playground now.

city are the prime example, so much character, now they barely fill their stadium. its a little sad.

The figures are available. Viewership of the prem keeps going up so more people at liking it than not.

comment by JFK - Trebs oan, Rebs oan. (U8919)
posted 3 hours, 19 minutes ago
i wouldnt say thats true, i like it a little less these days.

growing up i loved it, i'm in my early thirties but ginola for newcastle, shearer, cantona, di matteo, zola, vialli, bergkamp

there was more to it then, just seems like its a daft billions playground now.

city are the prime example, so much character, now they barely fill their stadium. its a little sad.
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Early thirties?

Tough paper round