RoverDom

What from the last few years makes you think we wouldn't 🤣

"Material uncertainty exists that may cast doubt on the company’s ability to continue as a going concern" No matter the club and no matter the owners, at the point that this is written into the accounts in black and white by independent auditors, the relevant authorities should be stepping in and taking actions against the owners. "Profit and sustainability rules" - we're not in profit and we're no longer sustainable. If that's not a breach of the rules then the rules aren't worth the paper they're written on.

You'd have thought it would have been dated post-january if they'd amended the wording following the sale of Wharton

I thought it should include Wharton but then noticed the dates.

What makes up this figure? edit: just noticed that everything was signed off 19th December so this won't include the Wharton sale - thankfully. But this begs the question, if everything was finalised pre Xmas how have we managed to submit the accounts late? We really are a shambles of a business

The timing of football club accounts isn't helpful. Being made up till end of June and then not due till March, means that by the time they've been published, there's been two transfer windows and the whole picture could have changed drastically.

Aren't the accounts up to end of June 23? so those wages would still be in those figures.

We deserved something out of Ipswich, bossed Sunderland and got a great draw against Southampton. Why don't you think we'd get atleast one win out of Bristol City, Sheffield or Coventry? I think we'd have to exceed all expectations of shitness to not hit 50 points.

Fantastic watching man utd lose. Especially to two soft soft penalties and especially deep into injury time. 96mins Man utd 3 Chelsea 2. Its almost arousing. The only downside is palmer getting a hattrick has buggered my fantasy league a little.

Agree but it's a low bar. I'd currently be over the moon if the Venkys sold us to a steaming pile of dog poo.

If we're in league 1 and go into administration I imagine he knows enough money to buy us.

Well that's a £150 fine so that's blown our summer transfer budget.

A much needed result. Hopefully Bristol City will be in mid table mode and we get a result there then we'll be home and dry.

6-5 anyone?

Agree. The ref was shit but if he wasn't we'd have been chasing 2 goals

Dish it up, don't dangle it and not say anything

Should be sending pears up at the end. Better yet send him up and tell him to try and save it

All day long!

We've been poor but they've been absolutely shockingly poor and I think we deserve atleast a point, possibly a win on the basis of being the least worst.

Depends what the liquid is, it looks remarkably similar to the food poisoning I had a few months ago...

We put a ball in first time rather than dicking about playing short and we got a shot at goal. A poor one but a shot on goal none the less

Was anyone else nervous when Ipswich passed it back to pears after we put the ball out?

I get why its offside but rules at the moment seen to be designed to take goals out of football as much as possible.

My wife keeps saying "no no , I'll do it you sit down and watch your football" I dont think she realises that thats not a very nice gesture

Exactly. How many of the current pool would get in a combined 11 with either the Euro 2004 or Euro 96 squad? And that's just in my life time. None of the GK or defence now is better than Euro 2004 - there's maybe an argument for Walker. Midfield - Rice maybe but, is he any better than the likes of Carrick, Scholes, Gerrard and Lampard? Attack - Bellingham absolutely, Foden probably. Kane is obviously absolutely fantastic but England have always had great strikers to choose from - linekar, shearer, Owen, Rooney etc Compared to the 2014 squad then we are unrecognisably better and we have some really exciting talent but is it really the best crop players we've ever had to choose from?