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And we thought FA Player was bad at streaming. Shambles.

So Arsenal can get a winner.

Cannon hooked at HT.

His house looked like sh*t!

Makes Kelechi look like a Gegenpressing nutter.

Thought Buonanotte was poor. Gave the ball away constantly. 19 times to be precise (according to Sofascore). **** knows how he's got the second highest rating.

He just needs more time you can't sack him now we would look a bit silly.

The Welsh Lev Yashin.

Lovely dissertation Izzy. My comment was only meant as a gentle leg-pull. I think Rory has been unlucky on way more occasions than he has choked (although he has flat-out choked on more than a few occasions). Mostly though, someone else just plays out of their skin to pip him. Yesterday being a case in point.

It was Tucker missing that relatively easy FG to put you up by 4 scores/possessions that really seemed to unsettle you.

Yep. No kids playing XBOX for 18 hours a day certainly helps.

Rory - Born to Runner-up

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c4g4z2rn4reo St Johnstone sack manager Levein St Johnstone have sacked manager Craig Levein just five matches into the new Scottish Premiership campaign. The former Scotland boss, 59, took the post in November last year and staved off the threat of relegation. The Perth side sit 10th in the table, with one win and four defeats. Coaches Andy Kirk and Alex Cleland will take charge for the weekend trip to Ross County. Saints began the season with three wins from four in the Premier Sports Cup, losing out to League One Alloa Athletic. Saturday's 2-0 defeat away to Hibernian was the team's fourth successive defeat in all competitions. Levein, co-host of the BBC podcast Sacked in the Morning, has had two spells in charge of Hearts, while he also managed Leicester City and Dundee United. He was Scotland manager from December 2009 to November 2012, winning 10 of his 24 matches. American Adam Webb took control of St Johnstone this summer, following almost four decades of Geoff Brown's ownership at McDiarmid Park. A short statement from the club read: "The board of directors can announce that St Johnstone Football Club has today parted company with manager Craig Levein. "The football club would like to place on record its thanks to Craig for all of his efforts during his time at McDiarmid Park."

Gonna be a lot closer than I thought.

Europe are going to lose this heavily, but it was impressive stuff from Charley Hull to take down Nelly Korda 6&4.

8 yellow cards. 0 goals. Sounds utterly dreadful.

Even when Perez has a good weekend he manages to **** it up right at the end.

If we judge Leicester City managers only on their first few games, then Peter Taylor would be the greatest manager in the club's history. And MON would be amongst the worst. Cooper wouldn't have been my choice. But give the guy a fair chance at least.

To say he's amongst our worst signings ever seems like typical FoxesTalk hyperbole. But it clearly hasn't worked out in any way, shape or form. I can't see what he contributes to be deemed ahead of Vestergaard, Souttar or Nelson in the pecking order.

Crucial to win those final 2 fourballs. Still a slight chance at 10-6.

Looking like 6-2 to the US after day 1.

Think he's referring to the missing De Cordova bit.

Obviously hope Tua is ok, but that was just dumb on his part considering his history of concussions. He already had the 1st down, so there was no need to lower his helmet and go head first into contact. And for what? An extra half yard? Just get down and slide like you are coached to do and move on to the next play. I think he was trying to play Heroball because his team were behind and he'd already thrown 3 interceptions.

House is electric only. No gas. It has rather inefficient electric storage heaters. When it gets cold the leccy bill will be 4× what it is in summer, if not more. So I'm hoping for a mild autumn/winter.

Think the US will win. They're due a win. They're at home. And they have the better players on paper.