MC Prussian

Assist for Bobby. Great title for a movie.

De Cordova-Reid. The redemption arc is on. Another one. GET IN! 1-1

Faes and defending.

Stolarczyk with one worldie two worldies.

That sounds so dirty.

Who?

Carranza doing his best Daka impression.

Unsure whether to cry or laugh at that "clearance" by Faes. Prevented another goal, it seems.

Marti McCifuentes looking at our heat map. "They've been where?"

Could be worse. There's always League One. Or eternal life in the Championship.

Ayew and Faes. Comical defending.

4-6-0 does work. When you're Spain.

Probably needs game time in order to attract enough suitors in January. Can't let him rot on the bench.

That's all fine and dandy, as long as there's an end product to it. And goals.

Faes. Soumaré.

Instills absolutely no confidence in his teammates, constant liability. He's not a defender, he's everywhere at once.

Where the heck was Vestergaard there?

BeSt dEfEnDeR aT tHe ClUb.

Bit too casual from Mavididi.

And Wout... That may fly in Turkey, but not in the Championship. Just lied down... Laughable.

See how easy it is to counter us. All that fancy play, all the combinations, all the attacking intent for nothing. Another game, another first goal conceded.

Meta implementing ad breaks while scrolling – first on Instagram, now also on Facebook. It's not as if I'm already seeing enough ads on both platforms, FB in particular.

I wonder why people still give EA this much money each year for minimal improvements compared to the predecessor? For "revamping" the controls with each new installment? For oftentimes unreliable online servers that can cut you off at any given moment? And once the "FIFA" title was gone, so was I. It's time-consuming and can cost you tons of money with microtransactions. FUT has been both a blessing (for EA) and a curse (a moral stain and a drag for players). And then they shut down the servers after a while, so all that investment is gone. Is FIFA rage still a thing? Haven't touched the title in about three years now.

Derrick Ikechukwu dead at age 23: https://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/nigeria/tragedy-as-promising-nigerian-footballer-dies-at-23-in-england/ar-AA1NawV8

Throwback to the National League Cup last week: Forest Green Rovers (managed by our very own Robbie Savage) replaced four of their starting XI players within the first two minutes. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/live/cy4jl3ng4jet Apparently, there's a rule in place that you must field at least four players that started in the previous league match.