And other people have observations.
Seriously, let it go dude. 1 episode to go and you never have to read them again
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
And other people have observations.
Seriously, let it go dude. 1 episode to go and you never have to read them again
You think Euron is coming back? To do what?
Haha it's all cool. I won't tell you to like anything - or not. Just I like discussion and hard to do so when you say all is shit rather than what specifically you hated or why...
Don't think he is
But the fcker was just there sitting, hound like from previous season. Imagine he turns up next episode randomly and Yara stabs him randomly to waste five minutes
Ugh I hope not, thankfully this was penultimate ep so he can f off
Easily the best episode this season. However, I still don’t get why she went full insane queen. It’s one thing to kill Lannisters, she’s never been the type to kill innocents. I just think it’s really lazy writing.
Thank feck Euron is done with. Pointless character.
Hopefully Arya has one last kill left...
Thank feck Euron is done with. Pointless character.
Hopefully Arya has one last kill left...
The spoilers were right......
feck sake.
I like some parts of the plot direction for the season, but overall it just feels like a giant wasted opportunity. And full of "that's just fecking stupid" moments.
feck sake.
I like some parts of the plot direction for the season, but overall it just feels like a giant wasted opportunity. And full of "that's just fecking stupid" moments.
We sure can. In a "worst characters in GOT" list I guess he'd only be behind the Sand Snakes?
I actually laughed at his last words in a "this son of a bitch just won't quit being shit" kinda way. Like his commitment to being shit nearly earned my respect.
I thought this too actually. Given how excellent the music was in the Winterfell episode and prior episodes like Winds of Winter I thought it was rather unremarkable today. Though deciding not to go so heavy on it was probably a deliberate choice.
Just want to add qyburn 
I saw his first scene from season 6. He even looked a bit different with different hair style. It all went downhill from there.
Defo.
I saw his first scene from season 6. He even looked a bit different with different hair style. It all went downhill from there.
Positives - Crsei and Jaime was heart wrenching stuff. Dany heel turn - and the one sidedness of the battle was great but Rhaegals death seems so unrealistic in hindsight.
Looking forward to Stark v Dany
Negatives
Arya fecking useless - didn’t help with Mountain or Cersei
Too much time spent showing destruction - the director pacing of series has been piss poor
Euron - biggest waste of time ever and wtf was that battle with Jaime
Clegane bowl failed to live up to the hype
Looking forward to Stark v Dany
Negatives
Arya fecking useless - didn’t help with Mountain or Cersei
Too much time spent showing destruction - the director pacing of series has been piss poor
Euron - biggest waste of time ever and wtf was that battle with Jaime
Clegane bowl failed to live up to the hype
Probably. They mostly played Light of the Seven in some of the crucial junctures, but it was heavily subdued. I guess, like you said they wanted to let the visuals overpower the moment, since we know how the music is going to end.
But after years of wonderful scores, I honestly shouldn't complain.
She lost two of her kids, two of her closest friends in Jorah and Missandei, found out the man she is in love with is her nephew and he holds a better claim to the throne than her and then he subsequently rejects her, actively plotted against by Varys.
Was it just me, or did the Mountain look like a zombie-steroid induced version of Varys?!
Qyburn’s ending was
Qyburn’s ending was
Let's not forget, she was clearly on the edge all along, and is an inbred Targ who have a history of it.
Of all the shocking things we've had in this show, that heel turn certainly wasn't one of them.
Of all the shocking things we've had in this show, that heel turn certainly wasn't one of them.
The feminists will be spitting fury. The driving reason for Dany going mad was because Jon stopped giving her any.
Yeah, true. But since it has long been predicted she would go crazy at some point, I guess some people were hoping for a twist.
In fairness, since way back in season 1 they've been making a big point of the fact that half the people in her family tend to go insane at some point. So it was always something that could happen just because, then the shit she's been through stresses her the feck out to breaking point.....
In other words it's not like there has to be a firm, logical reason. You just have buy that she's from the psycho half of the family they keep telling us about. It ain't like she hasn't shown signs of megalomania in previous seasons either.
The heel turn would have been fine if the season was longer and they were able to build it up but it's all so rushed. Basically suddenly she stopped wearing make up, went a bit emo then killed everyone.
I'd have thought the scousers would be even more mad, what with the real reason being inbreeding.
The music has been the strongest part of the show for a while now.
The ‘Rains of Castamere’ riff this episode was a great touch.
I’ve never seen The Mountain and helmetless Darth Vader from Return of the Jedi in the same room, just saying.
It's not like the heel turn started this season though. Tyrion and Varys were explicitly having doubts about her back when she was burning Tarlys alive. This has been building for a while.
Although given many long predicted Jon would kill the NK and it wasnt, Many were pissed with the twist
Well yea
It’s like the castles and buildings in King’s Landing were made out of sand. Guess the laws of physics don’t apply in GoT.
I usually never post on this thread. But that nonsense is forcing me to say it was nonsense.
I really only hope RedLambs is right. His theories are better than the show writers
I really only hope RedLambs is right. His theories are better than the show writers
Point taken about having insane genes & showing that she’s capable of something like this is previous seasons (burning Sam’s dad/bro)... I just don’t think her character, after everything she’s done & the time she took to get to KL, would kill innocent civilians. She’s gained nothing by doing it & she always came across as someone who understood the consequences of her actions. It just seems so rushed & out of character imo
Loved the idea of showing the city from a civilian point of view. They pretty much breezed over any hand to hand combat.
Daenerys character has been completely butchered. Do we really think she would have burned the entire city like that? Cmon, that's against every fibre of her character arc. Burning down the Red Keep would have been fair IMO. Burning down the entire city feels way too exaggerated. Guarantee that was done to allow the Arya walks through the city while it's burning arc. Rather than a specific reason for Daenerys character development. Doesn't sit right with me, I also feel somewhat annoyed that they tried to make us feel sympathy for Cersei. A character who fecked the entire of Westeros over by not fighting the dead. Yeah, ok.
Daenerys character has been completely butchered. Do we really think she would have burned the entire city like that? Cmon, that's against every fibre of her character arc. Burning down the Red Keep would have been fair IMO. Burning down the entire city feels way too exaggerated. Guarantee that was done to allow the Arya walks through the city while it's burning arc. Rather than a specific reason for Daenerys character development. Doesn't sit right with me, I also feel somewhat annoyed that they tried to make us feel sympathy for Cersei. A character who fecked the entire of Westeros over by not fighting the dead. Yeah, ok.
Can I point out, once again, I kind of hope that horse is Jaqen H'ghar.
Agree with this . Really liked how it played out. Thought the music was a bit more subtle this episode and it worked well with the destruction
Why keep the fight going after they surrender it makes no sense.
And their trips around Europe were clearly inspiration for the Unsullied's gallivanting in King's Landing.
There's a big difference of burning military commanders who won't surrender to burning in an entire population of a city.
Were the Knights of the vale there?
For all you know, it will be. But don't complain. We should have seen it coming
They tried to make us feel sympathy for cersei when she did the walk of atonement after all her previous evil deeds. I don't mind that they show different sides of a character
Wrt jaime, he's always been like this. In s6 he threatened edmure that he would boot his baby into water or something just to get the castle and get back to cersei. And he's said a few times to her nothing else matters. I quite liked their death. Better than Jaime killing her imo
Have to say as well, that soundtrack was monumentally epic.
Almost made up for the existence of Euron all on its own.
Almost made up for the existence of Euron all on its own.
It looked like, early in the episode, Dany and Wormy were planning revenge all along.
Btw what was that name she called him when Jon walks in? Did we ever learn his real name?