Apologies if this has been posted before but I think it shows how far we've come how surprised the media is with all three headliners being male. It's almost as if they've done it in a sort of one step back to go two steps forward in the future. This would have slayed 5 years ago. I'm not even going this year, and it's not a definite every future year as it was for the last 15 years, but keeps it a bit interesting moving forward. They need Swift to headline.
You haven't really bothered here tbf, your source is well off (looks like it's 13-18 rather than 18-now). City's net spend is better than Liverpool's over the last 5 years.
https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/fuenfjahresvergleich/wettbewerb/GB1
Was anyone at the Albert hall for the gig from their recent love album? How did it go down? I think they sound great there and the setlist is top, weird they've moved so far from it when the new album won't be too different from the last one.
Have you ever said anything negative about a band as a bit of a joke? Razorlight are landfill indie? Rod Stewart is shit now he's for grannies?
Honestly if you stand up for every band that a group slates that's gotta be fucking exhausting. No harm in bashing an incredibly successful band, if it's not making anyone feel shit.
Would everyone here crying about Coldplay getting slandered expend the same courtesy to, say, Nickelback? Or is it kinda fun sometimes hamlessly poking fun at something as a collective?
I reckon I already saw the best setlist 11 years ago (with album uno Vaccines supporting which was cracking). I'd probably swap out Brick By Brick for R U Mine nowadays, DSDCIMYC is the perfect opener if they insist on playing it, Evil Twin should have been on AM (I was so excited about AM after Evil Twin, You And I and R U Mine).