Football 2024/25

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7 hours ago, Comfy Bean said:

Spurs poor tonight again. Think Ange on his last legs. Shame as he seems a top bloke and when his “style” works it’s great to watch. 

Agreed and if spurs are not going to win anything (which is the norm) then I would rather them do it not playing like Conte Spurs..

 

Interesting one of our players Sam Dalby is doing well north of the border following loan move to Dundee Utd, have you seen anything of him ?

[Comfy Bean]

3 hours ago, pink_triangle said:

Agreed and if spurs are not going to win anything (which is the norm) then I would rather them do it not playing like Conte Spurs..

 

Interesting one of our players Sam Dalby is doing well north of the border following loan move to Dundee Utd, have you seen anything of him ?

nah mate. My football watching is a league down unfortunately. 

[charlierc]

So England's World Cup qualifying draw features Serbia and Albania, meaning a direct contest between two nations that really dislike one another and famously got a game in Euro 2016 qualifying abandoned over a drone being flown over the stadium.

 

This feels like a bit of a bad idea waiting to happen.

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6 hours ago, charlierc said:

So England's World Cup qualifying draw features Serbia and Albania, meaning a direct contest between two nations that really dislike one another and famously got a game in Euro 2016 qualifying abandoned over a drone being flown over the stadium.

 

This feels like a bit of a bad idea waiting to happen.

More importantly, why do England always get such an easy draw?

[charlierc]

Well, a win for Chelsea tonight reduces Liverpool's lead to two points, even if they've played a game less. Perhaps I was hasty in saying no title race after all. Although certainly Arsenal will be narked that with Liverpool having a stumble at home to Fulham yesterday, they couldn't break down Everton.

 

Also surprised at how fractious it's getting at Wolves. Keeper Jose Sa has not been seen since jumping into the stands to have an argument with a fan during a game against Bournemouth - albeit one where he conceded multiple penalties - then Mario Lemina got stripped of the captaincy for starting a brawl after the final whistle at West Ham last week, and now Ait-Nouri got sent off for his part in a brawl after the loss to Ipswich yesterday, with Cunha likely to get a ban for starting on a member of Ipswich's security. All a bit undignified.

 

Plus, you know, Newcastle thrashed Leicester. How Ruud of us to end Van Nistelrooy's unbeaten start.