What our opponents' fans are saying about us 17/18
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guiltyparty
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lillywhites61
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To be fair in years gone by it was always the big 6 clubs in our too division, of which we were one. It then became so skewed when champions league started that there was only ever the top 4 but now tere actually is a top 6 that can win the league. Im jusy glad we are one of the teams involved now.
Luka Van der Bale
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Tbf it has quite noticeably changed from a top 4 to a top 6. That was the top 4 for 5 seasons out of 6, with only Everton breaking in for a short period of time, and all had been up there competing for a long time before that. They were well clear of the rest of the league in terms of finances and ability to compete in back to back seasons.
Now we have a noticeable top 6, with us and Man City having being added to the group that is well clear of the rest of the league. Nothing to take offence at.
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Cheers. Are they available on line ?
dudu
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No, just at my wife's friend who is a big seahawks fan.
guiltyparty
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Yeah they put them in the write ups
TottenhamMattSpur
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When the premier league was formed and rights for tv shows were put out all the clubs had to vote for ITV or the newly formed sky sports.
Of the "big five" we were the only ones to vote sky.
So we were part of a "big five" back in the very early 90's.
Guess it was United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs and??
Of the "big five" we were the only ones to vote sky.
So we were part of a "big five" back in the very early 90's.
Guess it was United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs and??
rabbikeane
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Danners9
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I remember reading that Sugar/Spurs was the final vote. The decider. He voted yes because Amstrad would get the deal for satellite equipment.
TottenhamMattSpur
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Thought either them or Villa at the time.
absolute bobbins
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davidmatzdorf
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No, the 5th club in the old "big 5" was Everton.
No way. They were out of the top tier for many years until they won the old Division 1 title. The Big 5 in the 80s was Liverpool, Everton, Spurs, United and Arsenal.
nasescoba1985
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Tried to get on the Manshitty blue moon forum after the game and the site was crashed ( admin error) 
What a crock of shit they are. Fans are in meltdown now on the site 
http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/
What a crock of shit they are. Fans are in meltdown now on the site http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/
ComfortablyNumb
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Still not working.Tried to get on the Manshitty blue moon forum after the game and the site was crashed ( admin error)
http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/
yiddopaul
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I would agree with that. Can only be good for the Prem. Everton, like us were historically (until Chelsea started distorting football) part of the 'big five' (Us, Man U, Everton, Arsenal and Liverpool)
SpursDave88
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I wonder what Redcafe are saying about Pogba today...
I love their delusion about him being better than Alli, it's quite hilarious.
There is literally no competition, Alli is twice the player Pogba is.
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