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It's their TinTin kit.

Without Walker's pace to bail them out time and again, England will be susceptible to conceding that type of goal.

A pair of scissors to cut holes in the back of your socks.

Comedy performance by Chilwell and Maguire so far.

The Maguire/Chilwell axis on the left side the defence is so 2019.

Only for violent conduct.

But I can completely understand and empathise with some of our fans who feel negatively about the run-in, and are fed up of the happy clapper brigade spouting, "it's still in our hands", however true it may be.

Maybe something to do with the fact it was 'in our hands' in 19/20, 20/21 & 22/23 and we fumbled it each time?

Should have been made together. Not 2 minutes apart. He reduced his options by burning all his sub windows up.

Let's be real. Without that goofy own goal Chelsea win that hardly breaking sweat.

Maybe he was thrown by the red card, but the subs were horribly mismanaged again.

Don't you dare question 'The Idea'. Or he'll flounce off in a huff.

What a bonehead challenge that is in your own box.

We really are absolute muck at the moment.

I can envisage this being similar to the League Cup game against Liverpool. i.e. take a shock early lead, before giving the ball away in our own half a gazillion times and losing 3-1. But at least we'll be able to say we lost playing 'our way'.

I remember his father, Kinder.

Makes me wonder why he ran Cags out of town after just 6 months

Hate to be that guy, but he was nowhere near. He had 6 assists that season - tied for 20th in the PL. Ozil led the league with 19 assists. Riyad made the top ten with 11 assists. Drinkwater had 7 assists. Vardy also had 6.

I don't even bother looking anymore. Just accept that KPFC hate their own fans.

Then they score in the 66th minute. I really should just shut up

Chelsea making hard work of their QF against Everton. 0-0 after 65 minutes.

Villa have been absolute cack whenever I've seen them this season.

Teammates are equals. One doesn't have power over the other. It becomes far murkier when a manager has a relationship with one of the players. The player may have felt pressured into the relationship for the sake of their career. That would be an abuse of power and would need to be investigated. Your example of managers managing family members isn't quite the same. There may be some nepotism involved. But you can't choose who you are related to.

Saints back ahead