So fans allowed back in. And Millwall take the opportunity to loudly boo players taking the knee. How utterly depressing.

Yes. A while ago I wrote this about it: "Amongst the many dramatic matches between Arsenal and Liverpool, the FA Cup clash of February 1964 ranks mountain high. It was an epic barney set before a large floodlit crowd. North squared up to south, rock collided with rock, and a blatant injustice prompted a moment of magnificent violence. Pre-match Wright hinted that his tactics would focus on his inside men playing quick, accurate football through the middle. On the night he banked on his speedy wingers’ ability to outrun the slowish Liverpool backs. It could have worked, but typically absent-minded defending let in St. John for the only goal of a raucous evening. Arsenal pressed hard, and according to Ure they ‘paralysed’ Liverpool, only to be denied a penalty when the referee missed Moran clearly punching a Baker shot off the line. Two minutes later the same forward was cut down in the area, and again no penalty. When Yeats fouled Baker fifteen yards inside Liverpool’s half they looked at each other with eyes full of fire and then traded blows. Though Yeats was the bigger man Baker was not one to let the same dog bite him twice. Referee John Taylor decided they were obviously not nonchalant gentlemen picking pears in an orchard and sent both off. The Times described the tie as having ‘more of the drama of a popular uprising than a game of football.’ True, and how we loved it! In the mayhem Liverpool manager Shankly ran on to the pitch to attend Yeats. The referee asked him what he was doing there and Bill explained ‘I merely said I was rearranging the team. He said ‘That’s alright’, and with my job done, I walked off.’ Yeats showered and dressed, left the ground and grabbed a cup of coffee in a nearby café. He returned in time to greet his jubilant team at the final whistle."

Surely the sweeney tops the list.

Ridiculous remake though with Ray Winstone basically going “grrrrr” for 2 hours.

For me The Sweeney tops the list by a huge distance. Couldn’t agree more about the Ray Winstone film. Utter garbage. A much younger Ray Winstone was actually in one of the television episodes of The Sweeney. It was called Loving Arms. He had a fairly minor part and it wasn’t one of my favourite episodes, but it wasn’t one of the worst either. Good but not great in my view.

I have to say I’m quite partial to a Ray Winstone movie that shocking sweeney remake aside. He’s very good in sexy beast but the one that had me was “nil by mouth” where he plays an alcoholic husband on a south London council estate. I can’t think of a film that stirs such emotions and portrays a dysfunctional family as well. They nailed it.

*%^@*** morons. Still the knuckle draggers they always were. They shame football, Britain and indeed the human race.

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11735/12152113/millwall-fans-boo-as-players-take-a-knee-in-support-of-fight-against-racial-injustice

So fans allowed back in. And Millwall take the opportunity to loudly boo players taking the knee. How utterly depressing.

I’d rank them as
1 Morse
2 Endeavour
3 Lewis

Kevin Whately (never better than in Auf Wiedersehn) was quoted as saying that he hated police procedurals and wouldn’t watch such stuff.

So fans allowed back in. And Millwall take the opportunity to loudly boo players taking the knee. How utterly depressing.

A Man Utd supporting friend I used to pick up to go to the pub with in LA (now back in London) thinks the job is way over OGS's head.
He thinks its a matter of when not if OGS goes. As far as us, he likes Arteta a lot and thinks he will be good. Says there seems to be something going on internally with us. He asked me if I knew and I of course said no idea. But there is something. He also thinks we have a bad owner.

For me The Sweeney tops the list by a huge distance. Couldn’t agree more about the Ray Winstone film. Utter garbage. A much younger Ray Winstone was actually in one of the television episodes of The Sweeney. It was called Loving Arms. He had a fairly minor part and it wasn’t one of my favourite episodes, but it wasn’t one of the worst either. Good but not great in my view.

I hope your friend is right ... but United have so much talent and the league table doesn't lie... if OGS can get the like of Pogba performing at their full potential United are definitely contenders. We definitely aren't.

Leeds player gets kicked in the box

Arteta bottles his selection but Aubameyang plays as does Lacazette but none of the kids...........................

To be honest it really pisses me off. I can't see me enjoying this game and I will be terribly disappointed if we lose.

The Harry Kane love in is sickening