
Ruben Amorim ‘waiting to be sacked’ as Man Utd ‘more Spursy than Spurs’
Manchester United have lost to Grimsby on penalties and it was so hilarious that we had to rush out an extra Mailbox.
Manchester United have lost to Grimsby on penalties and it was so hilarious that we had to rush out an extra Mailbox.
We are trying to move on from Liverpool, Newcastle and Alexander Isak but there’s still plenty of that. Man Utd first though…
Liverpool fans are angry – at Newcastle fans and the media for portraying them as the villains and the Saudi-owned club as the victims.
Did Florian Wirtz look like a British record transfer player as Liverpool played Newcastle? Plus, Unai Emery sack chat.
Newcastle v Liverpool was fun, right? But Liverpool have got some big issues and probably need Marc Guehi to sign quite soon.
Manchester United fans seem to fall into two camps: Those who believe in magic and those who want to be right about Ruben Amorim.
Ruben Amorim has been told to put his ‘damned ego aside’ and sell Bruno Fernandes as Man Utd’s latest failure dominates.
Before the Alexander Isak talk, Sunday’s Mailbox features hot takes on Pep Guardiola leaving Man City and Mikel Arteta being Arsenal’s new ‘weak link’.
Manchester United lost against Arsenal and now Sunday v Fulham is absolutely massive. Can they be Premier League title contenders?
Should Liverpool really be spending all that money on Alexander Isak? Do they need him? Does he break their transfer policy?
We’re trying to avoid Alexander Isak in this Mailbox so we start with Eberechi Eze and see where we go from there…
Suggesting that Newcastle are the wronged party in the Alexander Isak affair has Liverpool fans feeling aggrieved to be portrayed as the villains…
Alexander Isak has behaved pretty ‘pathetically’ according to pretty much everybody but Liverpool fans.
Newcastle United have apparently behaved appallingly by trying to keep hold of their best player; just give in to Liverpool, guys.
The message to Arsenal supporters is clear: ‘if you want to slap yourself to a frothy lather’ over being ‘out-played’ by Manchester United then go for it.
‘It feels like Arsenal more than any team in the league is going to drive headlines, agendas and narratives more than ever this season,’ says one supporter.
Arsenal fans are out in force to defence their club and their new ‘Viking clogger’, but there are also views on Bournemouth, Brentford, Spurs and more.
Arsenal beat Manchester United but it’s the Gunners who get an absolute kicking from the fans while Man Utd are optimistic.
We wish this were an Alexander Isak-free Mailbox, but that’s impossible right now. Thankfully, there’s plenty of reaction to Liverpool beating Bournemouth.
The actions of the Big Six are angering Newcastle, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace fans as the Alexander Isak saga drags on.
Are Newcastle fans deluded if they think they can keep Alexander Isak? And without him, have Liverpool actually strengthened at all?
Even some Liverpool fans are not happy about the Alexander Isak situation; would buy-out clauses help prevent this?
Spurs get a kicking for – checks notes – drawing 2-2 with the Champions League winners. Plus, one man’s Premier League table revealed.
There’s some Manchester United optimism and a theory that Liverpool might be pulling off the greatest transfer window ever.
Liverpool or Man City for the Premier League title, various teams beginning with B to get relegated; we have lots of pre-season predictions.
Liverpool ‘are so well set it is unreal’ if they add Alexander Isak and Marc Guehi to a side which should already be considered heavy title favourites.
Have Liverpool really had that impressive a transfer window? There is a ‘real weakness’ and lack of attacking ‘depth’ in a side Arsenal can ‘exploit’.
Liverpool fans are united in saying that actually, they should not be Premier League title favourites. It’s that time of year…
Liverpool’s shambolic defence against Crystal Palace should see their priorities change in the last few weeks of the transfer window.
Manchester United are coming for Liverpool and the title, while Newcastle have no hope of winning the Alexander Isak battle if they play one particular card.