Graeme Muckley

@henrywinter @iAmKudaMaynard Again, it's more the principle im pointing out. How can City drag out 115 charges against them for years with expensive lawyers, and Soton get punished within days? We're talking about the team dominating the Premier league for years, whilst illegally financing the project?

@iAmKudaMaynard @MuckleyGraeme Thank you Maynard, put it much better than I could.

Southampton kicked out of Championship play-off final for spying. Correct decision, especially as it transpires they spied on three clubs in total. This is about more than a bloke standing behind a tree with an iPhone. It’s about how seriously the game should take cheating. EFL independent disciplinary commission have struck a blow for fair play, for integrity, for the need for respect between clubs, for coaches to have an expectation of privacy in training. 25% of goals scored in the Championship this season were from set-pieces. Clubs practised them. Understandably, coaches don’t want their plans revealed. EFL sending a strong message with this punishment.  Spygate 2 different from Spygate 1. Rules tightened and punishments introduced since Leeds United’s offence. Appeals, of course. It’s tough for Southampton fans to be denied the trip to Wembley and the chance of a return to the Premier League. It’s particularly tough that many have forked out for tickets, travel and accommodation. Their frustration and anger should be directed at their club. Southampton should recompense fans. It’s not the fans’ fault.  The stupidity in all this is that Southampton would probably have beaten Boro anyway. Better team, stronger bench. But this is so damning… “Southampton admitted breaches of Regulations requiring Clubs to act with the utmost good faith and prohibiting the observation of another Club’s training session within 72 hours of a scheduled match,” says EFL. “The admitted breaches concern fixtures against Oxford United in December 2025, Ipswich Town in April 2026 and Middlesbrough in May 2026.” So the punishment is proportionate. It should act as a deterrent. Honesty matters.

@henrywinter Regardless of the organisation, the top tier of football in England has been dominated by a team who have 115 charges over them, and has not been dealt with. Yet the EFL have dealt with Soton within days because their lawyers are not as good.

@MuckleyGraeme Totally different to 115. Different organisation for a start. Having said that, the wait is ridiculous.

@iAmKudaMaynard @henrywinter Thats exactly what I mean, thought thay would have been obvious.

The EFL can’t decide anything against Man City as they play in the Premier League not in the English Football League. The same way the EFL can’t make decisions about Rangers or Celtic. Unless you meant the EFL was quick but the PL is different. Then again City deny the charges. Saints admitted to theirs.

As many Manchester United fans have pointed out, Arsenal won at Old Trafford with a goal from a corner that wasn’t disallowed after a review and a dozen replays. And then there’s the foul from Rice that arguably started before the arm on Raya. This impacts not only the title but potentially a relegation costing north of £100m. Zero consistency, zero need. Get. Rid.

@myracingtips Crumpy Gunt

If Roy Keane was a racehorse what would he be called?

@jimmymcbride1 Given thay Keane wants to give the job to Eddie Howe 🤦‍♂️🤷

You know what reds, if you want to get giddy about Man Utd being 3rd then do it regardless of what Keane or anyone else says, football’s about enjoying the moment no matter if that’s winning one game or the league, if it’s 3rd after finishing 15th then I’ll be overjoyed with that

Igor Tudor thought this random bald man was Slot 😭😭😭 x.com/HugoEkitikeFlo…

@Ankaman616 Could have been Dan Burn or Joelinton before that...

Ramsey has just picked up a second yellow and been sent off for diving. Blimey.

Gareth Barry has played in excess of 13,900 more Premier League minutes than James Milner 🤯 Despite them now being tied on a record 653 appearances apiece, Barry has been on the field for more than four full seasons longer than Milner 👏

@utdreport Really poor to use an AI pic here. Take some responsibility for what you’re doing

@utdreport @StevenRailston If I was paid 18 months wages to do nothing id be pretty pleased too.

Ruben Amorim has been pictured with a huge smile just hours after being sacked by #mufc [@StevenRailston]

📅 On this day, three years ago, one of the best sporting moments in history. 🎯

@utdreport With 5 defenders ffs

Manchester United have kept just one clean sheet in the first four months of the season.

@LiamPaulCanning Madness to think a manager at this level cannot adapt a formation/system in game to react to events that happen during 90 minutes.

There is no tactical flexibility from this coach. How can you honestly defend someone who keeps 5 defenders on, at home, with a man advantage?

@AnnieEaves The same person that told me Ten Hag had gone a few hours before it was public, told me the same about Amorim this evening. I think hes already quit, and they are now figuring out who to put as interim.

Ah, I feel better now. Therapy.

@mufcMPB2_ @samuelluckhurst Hes already gone, only a matter of time before announcement

@SergeMUFC Especially given that we know hes got a decent squad. System is shite.

Ok think I’m done. Amorim experiment done for me. A manager should be getting far more out of this talent. #MUFC