sephjnr

His dog was, remember?

(Assuming they stay up) Why give them extra Championship ££? that's rewarding the offense.

I'd love to support MLS but since they geo-blocked everyone outside of North America, then sold the TV rights to Sky and online rights to ESPN+ that we can't get it's real difficult.

I'll bite, as an NFL follower. The major issues are what rules make it necessary, the timing of the request from when an incident occurred, the amount of time the reviews take and the near-zero communication between the officials and the fans. The last one needs resolving first. Get a stadium PA channel dedicated to the refs so they can state "x decision is under review", "the decision stands", "the decision is overturned" and what the overturn means. If existing game rules need modifying then table motions with the FA and FIFA, Shave 30 seconds off the time-related concerns then things get very smooth very quick. The World Cup showed this system does work, English football can follow up on that if it tries. Especially if it means certain referees can't deify themselves.

And that's where the money is.

Juve over Man C, Barca over Liverpoool, Barca over Juve on pens.

And what of Fammy himself? Aside that from that bicycle kick he had nothing doing vs the goal, in his Holding Attacker role that people hammered at me the other week he's been struggling. Taking into account the awful service, granted, he was marked out almost completely tonight, struggled to beat markers and had his heaviest touch yet, as if to show that unless the ball is perfectly at his feet or head he doesn't quite know what to do with it. I won't call for him to be dropped as I know what happened last time I did that, but Jesus Fried Chicken either change the formation so he can drop back or don't play him for 90 minutes every sodding game. Teams are wise to him and know what to do.

Meanwhile, at St. Andrews... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/47521778?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=5c8642918534010677b86405%26Cotterill suggests police should be armed%262019-03-11T11:16:38.938Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:0c8ecd7a-dcfb-4982-a325-fa283a463937&pinned_post_asset_id=5c8642918534010677b86405&pinned_post_type=share

As did the referee.

WIll Coke be £3 a bottle soon enough?

For many years it's been part of the T&Cs of higher-end Prem teams that attendance to a number of 'garbage' games (U21s or CL/EL qualifiers) is mandatory to be able to reserve seats for the bigger league fixtures. If/when we finally do go up I can see a minimum home / away attendance to reserve Big Four game seats: x home games for non-ST home fans, x away games for everyone away. For non-ST holders you'd have to tell fans to produce serial numbers of said purchases when buying them. I am not condoning any of that as it's exclusionary, I'm just saying it's plausible if we go up and stay up.

As much as i absolutely do not want it to happen, with the way the refs are going a red card for an everyday 90-min player is overdue. Nobody wants an injur or players to fall off but we are changing three of four slots - LB, RB, RM, RF - with the same personnel like clockwork (Pato being the exception) and until now the results have gone our way.

We have lost 3 and the performances are degrading as we go.

Yay! That 90 minute absolute clusterfudge counted for nothing and surely can't happen again! (Good word filter, mods)