Vague memories of paying £15 to watch Sheffield United vs Fulham during deepest, darkest lockdown.
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Pretty sure there was a game like Burnley West Brom where it emerged there was only 300 people watching it or something.
That can’t be right actually as they both have (slightly) more fans than that. Maybe it was 300 who paid.
300 of the purest, sexiest, most disgusting sickos in the United Kingdom
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Yeah, when the staggered it so everything could be broadcast. Very little memory of games around then, though.
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Looks like the Brighton Billionaires are heading to the Club World Cup Final!
Whalley Range 0-2 West Didsbury & Chorlton. 18:45 kickoff because they don’t have floodlights.
A fella brought a pet fox cub to the game???
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The beautiful game
also
Foxes never quit!
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We wish!
Jeremy Monga
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Also that tie did lead to one of the all time greatest (heartbreaking) games of all-time
And the many many masterclasses of Luis Alberto Suárez Díaz.
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Dunno what you’re talking about, the only thing in my memory is that time we unexpectedly beat City
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Yes, we’re even more of a hilarious squad of both hard Brexit and hard Remain made-up characters than when Kompany arrived three years ago.
We had three Joshes though (Brownhill, Cullen, Laurent) and had to eliminate one 
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Hopefully grows up and scores goals against Wythenshawe, just like his old man
would be really funny if Chelsea won this imho. might actually watch the final if it’s against Madrid.
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This is the wording of it:
To move the following Clause—
“Free to air coverage
(1) The Independent Football Regulator must require that every season—
(a) at least ten Premier League football matches,
(b) the League Cup Final, and
(c) the Championship, League One and League Two playoff finals
are made available for live broadcast on free-to-air television channels in the
United Kingdom.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(a) the matches must include a representative
selection across different clubs and times in the season, subject to reasonable
considerations of scheduling and broadcasting logistics.
(3) In this section “free-to-air television” means a service that satisfies the
qualifying conditions of such a service defined by Section 2 of the 1996
Communications Act.”
Member’s explanatory statement
This new clause would mandate a minimum of ten Premier League matches, the League Cup Final
and the Championship, League One and League Two playoff finals on free-to-air television channels.
It was supported by the Lib dems, Greens, Plaid, Corbyn & Sultana and co and…Reform and the DUP.
tories and snp abstained. Labour voted it down, presumably because they’re all 100% evil cunts? 
https://votes.parliament.uk/votes/commons/division/2081#ayes
(they did pass the football governance bill as whole, but I can’t be bothered to work out what that is).
Can’t believe how many times I’ve had to had the “you know this tournament is being bankrolled by Saudi Arabia, right?” conversation with people. People who are normally very right-on about football. Weird.
Will you be watching the 2034 World Cup? And indeed anything arranged by FIFA at all going forwards as they’re basically bankrolled by Saudi at this point?