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I assume it means 'behind USG' who played their 1st friendly over a week ago.

Indeed. Just finished his on the job interview for the future albion job. Tony will already know if he's going to offer Mazzu the albion job when Potter leaves one day.

Out of date but here is the bottom line figures for 3 and 2 seasons ago : 1357748166192463875

It was costing Tony £5 million a year I think to subsidise USG ( or at least they were making that as a loss ). That was before this season. I don't have the source at hand but I know it was in a Tweet from Kristof Terreur from 1 or 2 years ago - I just don't have the will to trawl his timeline...

Need a draw today to finish top of the initial league ( barring a goal difference debacle in the last match ).

They can finish top but then there is playoffs between the top 4 for the title. It is a mini-league where the 4 teams start with half the points they have in the completed league. So a 10 point advantage in the table translates to a 5 point headstart in the mini-league.

About €13million up until 2020. Not sure about last season but likely the total is over €20million now.

A great win in the derby. What a time to be a USG fan.

Season opener Anderlecht away, kick off 5:30.

Yes. About a year ago. They were shipping to the UK then.

https://bx1.be/categories/sport/lunion-saint-gilloise-proprietaire-tony-bloom-devoilent-leurs-ambitions-2018-2019/ The majority shareholder of Union Saint-Gilloise, Tony Bloom, who arrived last June, confirmed the arrival of Alex Muzio, already a minority shareholder of the club (10%), as the...

A handy draw between the teams in 2nd and 3rd means that USG need 2 points from 6 games to be crowned Champions and promoted. Saturday evening could be when the celebrations start.

A good test in the Cup at 5pm today with USG playing the team 3rd from bottom in the top league.

Brighton Labeau scores the only goal to beat Man City's Belgium team, Lommel, to send USG 7 points clear at the top.

They have a player called Brighton Labeau which sort of translates to Brighton the beautiful.

Top of the league tonight.

USG have a great chance of promotion this year. The format has changed and of the 8 teams 1 goes up automatically, and another gets a promotion playoff. 4 poor-ish teams have come up from the division below, and Bruges U23 added to make up the numbers ( no promotion for them). So top 2 looks...

Well, Leicester sacked Pearson, then he got the Leicester Belgium club job.

The manager ( coach ) is offski. Tony is now recruiting.

The Leicester, Albion and Man City owners now have clubs in that division ( although I'm not sure whether any of those clubs are going up to the top league this season ). Who needs 'B teams' in the EFL now ?