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They're a bit more than "accusations" in Greenwood's case.

City always start off slow. They usually hit their stride at the business end of the season.

They'll taint the club for a generation if they go through with this. Every time he sets foot on the pitch in England the fans will boo and chant about him being an abuser. It'll come to be what United are associated with all the time. They think they can boil the frog and ease him back like...

Chukwuemeka masterclass incoming.

Lmao what? Chelsea won one not so long ago with Werner up front. You can count on one hand the number of #9s on Earth that are better than Kane.

...also City has the Club World Cup.

I think losing Mahrez and Gundogan will noticeably weaken City, pair that with the come-down of having achieved the treble and no one ever having won the league four in a row, and I think it'll likely they don't win it this time around. 1. Arsenal 2. City 3. Liverpool 4. United 5. Newcastle

They partnered a lot during the season Liverpool won the league didn't they? With Matip getting more of the games toward the end IIRC.

I don't know what United were thinking with that away kit.

He did look faster than usual, or maybe the Arsenal defenders are just sluggish right now.

Someone will buy Alex Scott for £25m then sell him to City for £80m a few seasons later.

Park Ji-sung

Women do get prosecuted for it when it's very clear cut. There was a case recently in the UK where the girl was sentenced to 8 and a half years in prison for faking injuries and rape claims, but that was against multiple men.

I can't think of another club that releases talent like they do, especially when they kept players like Nathan Baker and Izzy Brown out on loan for years on end.

I think they have more chance than anyone else after City and Arsenal. Obviously you could make the argument that Liverpool are more likely than Arsenal given their end of season form, but something about them just doesn't feel right to me.

Somehow Chelsea manage to be genuinely exceptional at developing players, yet utter buffoons when it comes to knowing who to keep and who to let go. The club have no midfield, yet could have had Rice, Mount and Musiala for £0.

City are the best team, but nobody has ever won the Premier League four times in a row. I could really see Arsenal doing it this season.

I thought Henderson would stay but I supposed £700k a week is hard to turn down. I could see Jones being converted into a #6. He's just played that role in a double pivot throughout the U21 Euros.