Tonight's football 30 November

Originally Posted by armchair

I was just thinking the exact same thing. If he joined United would he insist on his little shin pads and short socks so he looks different to the other players?

Does he do it for england?

he also has complete freedom to wander about wherever he wants - screams look at me.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

he's undoubtedly talented..

yes, but is more the lack of quality around him that sticks out. the watkins header was not a sitter, but the trezeguet and mcginn chances....

he has to go to a bigger club. sadly, it will probably be liverpool.

jesus christ... VAR.. benefit of the doubt to the striker?

'Clear and obvious' So much so it took f***ing ages to decide.

Yet Uniteds yesterday was dismissed for not been clear and obvious.

Sorry but the refs and VAR have lost all right to state clear and obvious when you are drawing lines from a players armpit.

Its basically down to exact millimeters and if its for a penalty then its down to if you touched the player.

VAR is repulsive.

Everyone hates it. Decisions are more of an issue than without. It’s joyless, soulless and they can’t even get it right.

Football is imperfect. It’s part of its appeal.

Kill it with fire.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

Moyes really killing it in east london.

Put him on the list to replace Ole?

Second time's a charm?

Don't, just don't pal.

Even in "jest"

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

Obvs Rodgers out but I presume Leicester looked well coached? Decent patterns of play etc. Not some team put together by a PE teacher?

He’s got them playing some incredible stuff on the training pitch by all accounts.

Originally Posted by Ethers

He’s got them playing some incredible stuff on the training pitch by all accounts.

The way he was giving instructions to subs coming on was a wonderful sight. The players listening intensely to his very important instructions.

Originally Posted by redhegemony

jesus christ... VAR.. benefit of the doubt to the striker?

That was bad enough but for nobody there to then spot that the reason his armpit is offside is because the defender was all over him and pulling him back and was a clear pen was ridiculous.

Originally Posted by Time For Heroes

That was bad enough but for nobody there to then spot that the reason his armpit is offside is because the defender was all over him and pulling him back and was a clear pen was ridiculous.

agree. pushing him forward, though.

I liked the old nfl force out completion out of bounds rule, too.

Leicester are much the same as us recently - good away PL results (Anfield of course excepted) and awful at home.