The bloke with the red face is now wearing a gilet and looks to have put on another couple of stone since last summer. Really impressed that he hasn't had a stroke yet.
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The bloke with the red face is now wearing a gilet and looks to have put on another couple of stone since last summer. Really impressed that he hasn't had a stroke yet.
Dignified behaviour all round there. What a prat.
The highlight of that game for me, aside from Mourinho at the end, was the Utd goal being given after the Chelsea bloke (Alonso?) had a little nap. Pleasantly surprised the ref didn't panic and blow the whistle.
It was a bit odd. If he had only gone the whole hog and feigned a head injury then Mike Dean would have had to stop the game.
Huddersfield: Lossl; Durm, Zanka, Schindler, Lowe; Hogg, Billing, Mooy, Pritchard, Hadergjonaj; Depoitre
Subs: Hamer, Bacuna, Diakhaby, Van La Parra, Mbenza, Mounie, Stankovic
Liverpool: Alisson; Gomez, Lovren, Van Dijk, Robertson; Henderson, Milner, Lallana; Salah, Shaqiri, Sturridge
Subs: Mignolet, Matip, Alexander-Arnold, Fabinho, Wijnaldum, Origi, Firmino
Still no Fabinho, but I can only assume Klopp wants him properly ready, as he did with the Ox and Robertson last season. Good to see some rotation finally. Hopefully Bobby and Gini aren't needed to come on and can rest.
Aye I think Klopp has to trust Lallana, Shaqiri etc against the likes of Huddersfield.
Enjoying Fulham and Brentford getting beat, you probably have to live where I live to know just how fucking sanctimonious their cunt wanker fans are.
Just kick the fucking ball first time, Alisson.
Aren't they out protesting today?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
6 Brits in our starting XI, been a while since it was that high. 5 for Spurs today, 4 Man Utd , 1 for Man City, 0 for Chelsea.
Good old Mo
Brentford's manager recently got head-hunted by Aston Villa, and my twitter was instantly full of 'The System is bigger than any one man, thanks for his efforts but we won't miss him :thbup:', including from people in their actual hierarchy. They then replaced him with some Danish binman from deep into their backroom staff which before a game played has been hailed as a 'very clever appointment :thbup:'. Chaps, does the manager matter or doesn't he? 'The System', for what it's worth, is their new age stats-bunker recruitment philosophy which also involved abolishing all their youth teams because they weren't value for money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lewis
Fulham, meanwhile, are in the absolute sweet spot (when they put a half-decent side together every 10 years or so) to be flocked to by middle class Audi-driving tosspots around here who say things like 'I enjoy going to the football from time to time'. They then quickly disappear when the bandwagon runs out of steam, the club stagnates and those people go back to their executive boxes at the Autumn Internationals.
This is the worst Newcastle side I've ever seen. Rafa's getting a free pass for it as well.
Well can't help when your transfer budget amounted to 10p and a 30% off Sports Direct voucher.
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How is David Luiz still starting games at this level? That Danish defender Chelski had looked super solid last year. Whats happened to him?
Also, Mourinho loves to brag and live from his old work and success.
Nah, we completely bottled the United game due to a lack of organisation. Against Cardiff, we were afraid to go forward. Against Brighton, we couldn't convert the chances and deal with a scrappy corner. Some of that shit falls on the manager, some on the players. If Rafa's sulking like the rest of the players, he needs to go. He's ran his course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Byron
In fairness to him, he does have an incredible success rate and does deserve respect (respect, respect) off the back of it, but then he also has an incredible track record of leaving a club in ruins too.Quote:
Originally Posted by SincereTheRebel
Oh, it's rarely acrimonious but, even at United, there's been silverware.
People don't want silverware these days though. They want marketable league football. Basically what Klopp is delivering at Liverpool.
He was good yesterday and very likable as well. I'm just hoping he keeps with Mata a bit longer.
Lukaku is absolutely huge. It's laughable.
Do we know what the Chelsea fella said to Mourinho to set him off yet?
Probably fuck all. It was just in the heat of what would have been a very annoying 96th minute equaliser. All's fair in love and war.
Used to deliver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
It's all about dour efficiency now.
Gerrard’s just bank transferred Andrew Dallas handing Rangers their first away win in the league.
Ruud Gullit reckons Hazard and Willian are purposely not creating chances for Morata because they don't trust him. Chelsea are doing well for a team whose two best attacking players are apparently actively sabotaging them.
I can't think of a worse transition from playing to punditry than Ruud Gullit's.
Peter Schmeichel or Dwight Yorke?
Owen Hargreaves.
All punditry is bollocks.
Yeah but I'd rather have Keith Andrews being a vacuous bore than Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.
Andrews is the worst of the lot. If you played a drinking game around him (or Kenny Cunningham) saying 'football' it'd be the last act of your life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
The worst one is Garth Crookes from BBC live score. I don't remember him as a player but wiki states he used to play. He is so bad. He cleary lives high off the hog also. He is deep In love with the trenton.
Yep, he's a massive gimp. His "team of the week" might have well been picked by Stevie Wonder half the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SincereTheRebel
aye but i have to tell you, if you come from conneticut and you're white and you try any of that nonsense they'll kill you
Christ I'd forgotten that. One of the all time great moments.
Pound-for-pound, by which I mean including that vaguely fascistic Noel Edmonds vehicle what he berated a council leader on, Sky must have the best talk show hit rate ever.
Sky pre-twitter was an overlooked golden era. For a while I worked in an office where Sky News was on 24/7 and Kay Burley used to drop stuff most days that would now be getting outrage pile-ons. Something where she told a serial killer's ex she was to blame for his crimes having failed to satisfy him in bed sticks in the memory.
That was the Suffolk Strangler's wife, I believe.
If only she’d have let him wrap the irons cord around her neck, the frigid bitch.
Phil Neville has topped him with a flourish today by saying Chelsea should sack that coach bloke for celebrating his team scoring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3JEwovvzzAQuote:
Originally Posted by John
Phil Neville makes me want to stick knives in my ears.
Swear Arsenal only ever play shite teams at home with Chelsea away fired in every now and then. Feels like they haven’t played away in Manchester for years.
Arsenal definitely have more easy home games than other teams. Always win 3-0 as well.
Spurs are always away somewhere shit and win 1-0.
I see the trigger attempts and will not rise to them.
At the 69th minute they’re going to play happy birthday through the PA because it’s Arsene Wengers birthday a couple of days ago. it’s the most shameful thing I’ve ever heard and I’m half way to saying the club should be liquidated.
Orlando City aren't even that tinpot.
No chance that happens.