Fear Of The Fox

I care because I live in North Yorkshire and whenever I get the chance to attend a home game I'm not leaving early even if we're 0-4 down. It's the whole experience, a ritual, it's getting behind the team in every occasion good or bad.

Classic Spurs turn up whenever they feel like. They'll win this and lose to Southampton 100%. Absolute dross of primadonnas, a team full of social media narcissists. Their fans are also so suitable for this team.

Vardy won't retire until he's 40 something. He's gonna be here for at least another couple of years scoring and assisting. His fitness levels are of a 32-33yr old. I'm not worried. He'll entertain us more in the coming years.

It's just what most fans here say since the start of the season. Play direct, move the ball forward, commit bodies upfront. PL defensive units are easily exploited, players go into panic mode under the slightest pressure.

I didn't even watch the last 3 minutes. My laptop went flying with the bottle of red. Jamie the GOAT, THE LEGEND. Can't wait for RVN post match interview. It's going to be all Vardy praising one of the best strikers ever in this planet.

The only end product he might be able to work out is a pint of Guinness. He's a Championship/League One quality player.

If you put me in charge of a SpaceX program my work rate will be great. Too bad I won't even know what I'm doing there.

Didn't even see he was injured. Too busy shouting at the laptop screen.

Oh great. At this rate Faes will play as a DMF soon.

Instead of subbing out Soumare he subs Ndidi...So RVN expects now the ghost of Kante to start tackling in the midfield. Bril tactics.

Skipp for Soumare, Mavididi for McAteer, Daka for Ayew. 4-1-2-1-2 the only way to turn this game around. Anything else will not work.

Some players must have minutes clauses set by their agents in their contracts. Otherwise it doesn't make any sense Soumare and McAteer are starting ahead of Skipp and Mavididi. It's either the above or all the managers are useless frauds who get the jobs because of connections on the high hierarchy.

I'm confused. I was under the impression the clause for players on loan not allowed to play against their team was dropped like a decade ago.

Awful decision by Amorim to join now this farce of a team. Not only he's ruined his former team which is now collapsing in Portugal, he won't be able to achieve anything in Man Utd without binning ALL the players in the summer which ofc isn't going to happen.

Judging by West Ham's statement he must be fighting for his life unfortunately. I've seen worse with just scratches but it all depends on the initial direction of impact. Hope the lad is OK.

Who's gonna leak the decision? This is the schedule of Man City players: - Instagram - Training - Instagram - Call of Duty - Instagram - EA FC25 - Instagram - Sleep

Managers contacts are the biggest joke in world employment.

Indeed but Serie A back then had different rules and the structure of the league wasn't the semi "closed/private" one we have here for both PL and EFL. Still I'm not ruling out your approach I'm just saying we're not very sure which rules are applying.

I agree but my argument is they're not going to have points deduction. The decision will be a direct relegation punishment if they're found guilty of 3 of the 115 charges.

Yes but rumours say its going to be a direct relegation decision to avoid more complicated appeal procedures. In fact some of the charges have a direct relegation punishment.

Right now it's only Haaland and Gundogan actually playing for Man City. So it's just a robot and a player with huge character and ego (the nice way).

I don't think it will work like this. I'm afraid it's going to be an extra promotion from Championship.

Palace is way too good to go down. We've said here a couple of months ago that they'll start winning games and commence climbing up the table. They're better than Forest.

No they haven't heard, I'm certain they already know the decision. Missing Rodri or a few other players isn't an excuse for this team. The decline is huge, they seem overly uninterested and there's a reason why: They're getting relegated and they know it.

It doesn't make any sense he's still at the job. Even us sacked Cooper and Ange has just one L less. I reckon though Ange is just a minor problem to the huge amount of issues Spurs have as a club.