Spurs went to Bournemouth and spent 70M on Solanke Man City went to Aston Villa and spent 100M on Grealish Arsenal went to Westham and spent 105M on Rice Chelsea went to Brighton and spent 120M on Caicedo But United spending 60M on Cunha and Mbeumo is where you draw the line

I still have no idea how people traveled these seas 500 years ago

The worst thing I’ve ever done is become important at work.

Please send your love and support to 16 year old Skye Stout from Scotland, and don't let the ignorant bullies win. Yesterday, the official page of the Scottish club Kilmarnock women's team announced that the club had signed a contract with 16-year-old midfielder Skye Stout. A

The life of being a Manchester United fan.

You’re a freak if you think someone deserves to be brutally murdered due to their political opinions. Have some shame you weirdos

I really can’t get out of my head what has happened to Charlie Kirk. I watched him a lot, not because I agreed with everything he said, but because he was an absolutely formidable commentator and could debate in a relentless, yet respectful way. Shot in the throat for using his

Micah Richards over Gary Neville is absolutely SCANDALOUS.

Britain has 2,800 food banks

Why do people do this?

Everything is just kind of getting worse and worse isn’t it

The UK has a serious problem.

Very clear to me that United started the game against Bournemouth playing a 442 with Yoro at RB, Dalot LB, with Heaven and Shaw at CB. At least we saw 442 many times. What I don’t get is why Amorim didn’t play Dalot RB, Shaw LB, Yoro/Heaven CB.

BREAKING: Vanity Fair author Chris Whipple just revealed stunning details from his conversations with Susie Wiles, Trump’s chief of staff. Here’s what she told him: - Wiles said she has read the Epstein documents and acknowledged that Trump’s name is in them. - Wiles said

Amorim fans are holding Fletcher and the caretaker manager to a higher standard than they ever did for Amorim himself. Nice.

“It was not Hitler or Himmler who abducted me, beat me, shot my family. It was the shoemaker, the milkman, the neighbor, who received a uniform and then believed they were the master race.” ~ Karl Stojka, Auschwitz Survivor