Come on, it's easier if you own up now. Harry Maguire: Manchester United captain receives bomb threat to his home The threat is being taken seriously by Harry Maguire and was reported to police; a spokesman for the Man Utd captain said: "The safety of his family and those around him is obviously Harry's number one priority." https://www.skysports.com/football/...ited-captain-receives-bomb-threat-to-his-home
With the current situation at Manure, I'm not sure if Ten Hag's enough, they might need Eleven or Twelve.
Ten Haggis to get Schteve McClaren in to help him ease into the Premier League* & his ability to speak Dutch ... *Genuine rumour...
The EFL are reviewing a £115m takeover bid for Sheffield United from Henry Mauriss. Mauriss is an American businessman who made his money in the credit card and finance industry. He lodged a £350m bid for Newcastle in 2020. [athletic]
They got almost the same crowd for a women's game last month as well. 50k tickets are given to members to try and get more fellas to women's games, the other 41.5k are sold, it's still impressive.
She obviously means matches like the recent Champions League game between Barcelona and Real Madrid which drew 91,533 to the Nou Camp. A fabulous, landmark occasion. Yet Barcelona made tickets available for free with just a small administration fee to its 147,000 members. They are still the best supported women’s team in Spain, but average attendances are nearer 2,500.
If you had limitless capacity and made it free to everyone, there is no way Hull City’s mens team would get a 91,000 crowd for a match. Attracting a gate of that scale in any circumstances is a remarkable achievement.
Oldham Athletic's League Two match against Salford City was abandoned after supporters invaded the Boundary Park pitch to protest against their owners with the club just minutes away from exiting the Football League. Relegation would also mean the Latics would be the first former Premier League club to drop out of the top four divisions. The game was stopped on 78 minutes with Oldham 2-1 down as the protest started. Play was stopped 25 minutes before the referee called off the match. The EFL is yet to comment on the abandonment but should the scoreline stand, or indeed Salford be handed the win, it would confirm Oldham’s relegation. https://www.manchestereveningnews.c...m-athletic-salford-protest-abandoned-23767098
Follow up to the above. Play eventually resumed over two hours later once the stadium had been emptied, with Oldham going on to lose the game 2-1, a result that confirms their relegation to the National League. Oldham are the first former Premier League club to drop out of the top four divisions. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/news...pc=U531&cvid=4397111e891241eca9cf9dfd51b463d3
Ferriby promoted to tier 9 following there play off final win (3-2) against Harrogate Railway. Well done the Villagers! Be playing Goole, Barton, Winterton next year.
