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[unitedbydevils]

U18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

The women win the FA Cup, the U21 women become national champs, the U18s win the northern league, and now they have beaten Chelsea 2-1 - at Chelsea - to be crowned national champs.

In what was a tough and slightly nervy final at Stamford Bridge, Manchester United came out on top against a strong Chelsea side to be crowned U18 national champions.

Both sides traded blows early on but United mixed it up between the high line and high press with sitting deep and playing long balls for Ethan Wheatley to run on to, which saw the young striker unlucky not to score when he hit the left post.

United's front 4 of Ethans Williams and Wheatley, Jack Fletcher, and James Scanlon look strong though, and it was Wheatley who finally got his deserved goal in the 21st minute with a cool finish off an outstretched Williams pass through the centre.

Chelsea fought back and used the physicality of RCM Ampah to push past United LB Harry Amass, as well as having chances from Runham and George, but good defending from Louis Jackson off the line and keeper Elyh Harrison kept United in front at the break.

That lead lasted for 120 seconds. Sake.

Chelsea held possession at the start of the second half and built a nice attack up the field, before whipping a deep cross in to back post and letting the tall Acheampong dwarf Harry Amass and easily pressure him off to nod home the equaliser. United were very bunched up in the box though, especially towards the front, and the coaching staff will be disappointed with the team's poor marking and positioning to allow Chelsea back into the game.

Chelsea's confidence shone through George in particular, and United's attacks were met with equally fierce counters. The boys in red smartly slowed the tempo down though to allow themselves a foot back in the game, which gave Ethan Wheatley the chance to break on the right side of the Chelsea box for a lovely cutback to Jack Fletcher. His effort was spurned, but the deflection from keeper Merrick fell perfectly to Ethan Williams to make it 2-1 United.

Some great footwork in the 63rd minute by Ethan Wheatley could and should have put United 3-1 up but for a good save and an average shot, but that's experience - and the footwork to get through the box defenders was top notch. Same can be said for James Scanlon the Gibraltan international; a right-sided attacker drifted central and coasting through the Chelsea midfield. Confidence, composure, and determination. Lovely stuff.

Poor defending in the 81st minute from the Chelsea goalscorer Acheampong let Ethan Wheatley in for a shot on goal but again, experience would have helped as the striker was indecisive and tried a late shot on goal rather than the pass to either Williams or Fletcher.

Chelsea continued to attack hard, and had United sat deep and scrambling to stay in the lead, but their wasteful finishing allowed United another two chances on the break - both to Ethan Wheatley again. How he didn't end the night with a hat-trick, let alone a second goal, is baffling, but perhaps it was the pressure of the final or bad luck or fatigue... who knows.

All that matters is that United won come that final whistle in a tough battle against a strong Chelsea youth team, and I'm sure it's a battle we'll see in years to come for some of these aspiring professionals.

[you-need-not-apply]

Tumblr is truely back in style and wtf vibes

[prions-on-the-brain]

Shoutout to Rick Riordan for successfully brainwashing an entire generation into believing that the St. Louis arch goes over the Mississippi River. Actual king shit.

[onewiththeuniverze]

do we think for a moment when that door banged grover and annabeth were kids again? 19 and 7 standing on that hill in each others arms watching thalia take her stand ?

you think for a moment when grover realised percy was going to die for them he hoped Poseidon would help?

you think after everything annabeth couldn’t hope? you think she might have been angry because it was happening again? after all she’d done she was going to lose another friend

you think for a moment she lost her faith ?

because i do

[notfeelingthyaster]

there's fanfiction where i just go: this is actually canon now, and that's it. that's all of it. i'll see, read or watch new canon stuff and go: this is incoherent. this no longer matches the canon that i know. and it's because the canon that i know it's on ao3.

[ingek73]

This is brilliant

* Poseidon will NOT save you

[doweesig]

Happy Black History Month, everyone!✊🏾

[wonderrosss]

NYC Percabeth

[viridiansunset]

Jackson Square

New Orleans

[lowpolybread]

You are frightened. It’s all right, Percy. Your father sent me to tell you, it’s all right. Just breathe. Your father is here. He’s always been here. It is so hard for him to stand back. To see you struggle. It is so hard for us all. But he’s here. And he’s so very proud. Trust him. Trust yourself. Just… breathe.

PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS 1x04: I Plunge to My Death

[pictureinme]

kinktober '23

first time i've ever done something like this, so forgive me if it isn't up to par! (very much ib @floralcyanide)

ao3 | main master-list

i. strap-ons - patricia 'kitten' braden ii. hate sex - jackson rippner iii. roleplay - robert fischer iiiv. collaring - paul sunday v. praise/degradation - burt fabelman vi. sex toys - agent donald buchanan vii. overstimulation - jonathan crane viii. virginity - eli sunday ix. dry humping - neil lewis x. bondage - jay (okja) xi. fear play - jonathan crane xii. semi-public - neil lewis xiii. high sex - vw guy (taking woodstock) xiv. sex tape - edward 'riddler' nashton xv. impact play - thomas shelby xvi. body worship - louis ives xvii. cum play - joby taylor xviii. wax play - jackson rippner xix. daddy - burt fabelman xx. lingerie - patricia 'kitten' braden xxi. free use - calvin weir-fields xxii. voyeurism - edward 'riddler' nashton xxiii. panties - seth (looper) xxiv. mutual masturbation - jim (the delinquent season) xxv. dacryphilia - eli sunday

[unitedbydevils]

Match Review: Doncaster Rovers 3-3 Manchester United U21s (3-5 P)

Tuesday night saw United's young devils claim a crucial two points in the English Football League trophy, after a tough draw away to Doncaster but a clinical penalty shootout for a bonus point.

The boys in blue were at it from the off in the first 30 seconds, and finally got a reward in the form of a beautiful Sam Mather finish in the 11th minute; a sly, slow shot across the box to the far post after dancing through several Rovers players on the left side of the box. 0-1.

The League 2 side would fight back though, scoring their equaliser in the 24th minute through Joe Sbarra; a poorly headed cross that cruelly deflected off the sliding body of Habeeb Ogunneye at RB and past keeper Dermot Mee. 1-1.

Even at half time, Rovers took the initiative in the second half scoring through Ephraim Yeboah in the 50th minute, with the right winger scoring an easy finish after Billy Sharp's shot ricocheted off the right goalpost. 2-1.

Midfielder George Broadbent then made it 3-1 in the 65th minute after a howler of a clearance from Mee straight to the Doncaster player, who expertly lobbed the marooned goalie.

United are known for their fightbacks though, and that was the case here. Wiley winger Ethan Ennis reined the game back in to 3-2 in the 72nd minute after a nice ball steal from Sam Mather and a FIFA-style pass across the box for a tap in.

Classic United appeared in the final seconds, with Louis Jackson - the suffering CB against City's U21s - scoring off a scrambled corner in the final seconds. The assist? Goalkeeper Dermot Mee, who had ran up and fluffed his own shot into the path of Jackson. 3-3, full time.

Thus, it was penalties o'clock. United won out 5-3 on the night, with Sam Mather scoring first, Dermot Mee saving against goalscorer George Broadbent, and then Ethan Wheatley, Jack Fletcher, Harry Amass and Gabriele Biancheri all burying their shots.

No Under-21 side has ever won the EFL Trophy, but after two games United sit top of the group on five points - all but guaranteed to go through. A final game in November against Huddersfield awaits, and then the draw for the knockout stages will be announced too.

[catie-darby]

Forever a tumblr girl🤍

[echo-stimmingrose]

I've seen some people say that Annabeth and Grover should have taken Percy to the river that was right there because it's different than just a still shallow fountain. So I'd like to explain to y'all why they did not do that. The river next to the arch is the Mississippi. You CANNOT swim in the Mississippi River (at least not on the St. Louis side). Because of all the bacteria and pollution, you most likely get sick if you were to swim in that. And there is no "beach" area so they'd have to drop him off the side of it and just hope that he gets healed so he has the strength to pull himself back up. They also didn't know he could breathe underwater at this point. So that's why they didn't consider dropping him in the river, it would have been a very bad idea.

[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

songs: wasteland baby!- hozier, everywhere, everything- noah kahan, look after you- fray, as long as I have you- elvis presley, yellow- coldplay, solid ground- vance joy, till forever falls apart- ashe and FINNEAS, the roads- jonah kagen

[alexs1nner]

Coming soon...in every cinemas of tha world...