Husband, father, pool cleaner, sound man, sound mind. Occasionally moonlight as a hardworking, giving and loveable man. @BackintheBand co-host
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Stu Rolls retweeted
The Old Trafford crowd have ONE job from now until the end of the season and that’s to sing: “Licha’s right, the board are SHITE!”
Stu Rolls retweeted
Seriously though, if they’re willing to cook the books for £900m worth of inflated sponsorships, what else were they willing to do to get an edge? I’d be interested in an investigation into the Premier League Refs that do exhibition games over in Abu Dhabi.
Stu Rolls retweeted
Fabrizio Romano has still not posted the 114 guilty verdict. He of coruse posted Rodri's quotes, amplifying City's defence & not aggregating the news. The selective silence & PR machine rolls on.
David Ornstein broke the biggest story of the decade, while Romano won't even acknowledge that it has happened. The stark difference between them couldn't be any clearer than it is now.
A coward & a lackey, only confirming suspicions about him & City held by many for years.
Stu Rolls retweeted
FT: Man United 1-1 Sabah
"I don't know where Man United go from here under Carrick" "City are gonna have a field day with us on Sunday"
FT: United 3-1 City
"That was vintage Manchester United" "a spirited derby day performance"
*gets knocked out of the FA Cup to Brighton*
Stu Rolls retweeted
There's lots of attention on Big Ben bulking up but I'm more concerned to see Martial back at Carrington.
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£250m now gets you Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers. The game has never been more gone.
Stu Rolls retweeted
I went to bed mad and woke up madder.
The last 30 minutes were tactical cowardice in the extreme from a manager who was explicitly hired not to do that.
This time was meant to be different for England. Not least because in Thomas Tuchel, the FA had paid the money to recruit the best manager at this World Cup.
Someone who would be able to plan and engineer a way through this tournament, taking advantage of the physical edge of a squad of Premier League players.
Instead it ended the same way it always does, with England offering nothing in attack, retreating and retreating and retreating until they were overwhelmed.
The only difference was that this time England chose their own destruction.
📝 @JackPittBrooke ⬇️
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Stu Rolls retweeted
12% possession between Gordon’s opener and Martínez’ winner.
If only there was a player on the bench who never loses the ball in tight spaces, defends brilliantly in a low block and acts like a pressure valve for his team when their backs are up against a wall.
