UniFox21

About to start Jedi survivor, just got to NG+ on starfield so going to call it a day there for a while.

Roy looks like he's going to be out and Cooper brought in

On the finale of Ahsoka; decent enough show so far, if you'd watched Rebels beforehand given it is basically a continuation of it, otherwise it makes very little sense overall. Think it would've been better sticking with animation, some of the live action feels very power ranger like

I agree on your last point; the ruling at least in England has become basically centred on the concept of "natural arm position". We're now so caught up on where the arm was when the ball has hit it that we forget common sense. At least in the previous few years we have taken note of ricochets either off of yourself or another player onto the arm. In regards to "too close to you to react", we seem to be getting better at that, however the likes of the penalty for Man City yesterday I have to agree with. Doucoure (i think) when sliding in with his arm up, and it subsequently blocks the flight of the ball - I'd have that as handball. But overall, we've convoluted the rulings way too much - it needs to be re-simplified and sorted.

Just another reminder how out of touch the Prem is

I wonder if the full realisation of our situation hasn't reached every department? Or if simply they expect us to be promoted again so haven't shifted policies?

I must admit I do feel for many of the staff when these decisions are made. We've all likely been in a role where we've received a bollocking from someone for a decision that's come from way above.

From what I see on twitter/X, the number of clubs that make it easy seems to be hugely reducing. Most fan bases appear to complain about very similar issues. Club deserves all the shit they get from how stupid their ticketing schemes are, but they're not the only club who seem to be doing it

I think you're spot on with incompetence, but I think it's caused by how complex and convoluted the handball rule is. There are so many sub rules and caveats that do make it difficult to interpret. Especially at the speed of professional football. Obviously that doesn't allow for VAR

Wilf would give one of those away every other week last year.

I'd argue it is learning, but then taking the lessons learnt way too far.

Ignoring the decisions we'd lose or gain. I enjoy the fact the game isn't stopped and started continuously.

Typical football league fashion, waits until both big games are out the way prior to banning him

How easy it is to watch the games this fixture is exactly how it should be normally. Every game available to watch.

Literally get rid. Clearly doesn't want to play given how infrequently he's bench or started. Take a loan fee or a permanent transfer.

Think it's time really. He looks disinterested, runs like he's weighed down with sand bags and just stands around the pitch. I'd offload to anyone who offers.

Hoping to see a lot more academy lads get loads in January

Any and all batteries and charging cables

Also to consider is Kasey and Callum Doyle both returning shortly.

Listened to a lot of their content, became painfully obvious they don't watch much and try to appear experts over the entire league

Another angle, linesman is in line.

Unsure how he's taken this so lightly. But sensible not to rant

2nd tier having a field day with us drawing, squad value etc. Didn't see any of this when Leeds played them with their £35m striker

Thankfully 2 more games and then We're back to having a week break between them. Championship is an absolutely grueling league

Honestly it just feels a loss