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A Hollywood studio has given the go ahead to a new film of the timeless classic, The Conte of Ouste Nuno.


The story, thought to have been written by a well-known dumbass, sees the hapless Conte lured into a trap by the treacherous Levy de Manque d'Argent (literally - the north Londoner who lacks silver). Finding himself imprisoned miles away from civilisation in the Chateau Dire, Conte meets another prisoner, the Abbé Harrykané, who says he's been trying to escape for years. Harrykané claims to be so old he can remember Spurs winning something, and also tells Conte of a fortune in silverware, said to be housed in the Chateau's trophy room.


Using the spittle emitted whenever Harrykané speaks, the two of them wet the cement around their prison bars until they're loose enough to remove. When they're about to escape, Harrykané says he can't go with him as he's dying, though Conte suspects he's just feigning injury as usual. Conte breaks out and finds the trophy room, only to discover it contains nothing but dust and a small cup for jointly winning the FA Community Shield in 1991.


Embittered by this dashing of his hopes, Conte falls into a remorseless cycle of despair, anguish and self-pity i.e. he takes the Man United job.








A Newcastle United fan collapsed with a suspected heart attack after hearing who had bought the club and how much they had paid for it. The match at St James' Park was suspended while PR men rushed to the scene to convince those in shock that everything was normal and that it is perfectly acceptable these days to receive hundreds of millions of pounds from well dodgy billionaires.


Professional conspiracy theorists earning thousands online just by suggesting bonkers stuff have pointed out that there is a connection between people who have collapsed during football matches. Crackpot theory inventor Jay Kay said, 'Remember when Christian Eriksen collapsed in that Euro 2020 match? He was playing for Denmark but was a Tottenham player at the time, Fabrice Muamba collapsed at the old Tottenham ground, and this fan collapsing at Newcastle last weekend was in a match against... you got it...Tottenham.'

'I'm not saying that Spurs are part of a shady global conspiracy behind a spate of people collapsing at football matches, but I am suggestively planting the idea so that you think there might be some truth to it. But it is definitely not true at all that the Football Association and the UK Government are now allowing any old corrupt cabal to buy Premiership football teams. That would be mad and totally unbelievable.'




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