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There we are, Spurs 2 nil down at Chelsea to keep it interesting at the weekend. Would now like a 24 man brawl with 4 red cards issued

No one likes Arsenal, but this will make that Man City prat who was mugging for the camera with his "Arsenal Bottle" appear, well, let's say less than prescient

Barry Keoghan in "Dunkirk" before [spoiler alert] a bad thing happened to his character: The "Southampton Shit Spy", just before a bad thing happened to him, also:

Dead funny, eh, lads ? Get it right fookin up you. Sideways

Don't like it ? Don't cheat, then. Absolutely fair. Hull will be complaining if Boro beat them, though.

You could see how to play against us blinfolded from The Moon. No need to spy

Mid game interview can get tae fvck. This is not America. No one wants it. Stop it.

I have a feeling McInnes will call the league bent, which will be fun.

Sadly, saw that coming a mile off. The story has been Hearts most of the season and all credit to them. But the story **should be** what a legend Martin O'Neill is. The Unwashed Hoardes will besmirch the East End of Glasgow with their usual illegal party following this and Hearts will rue missed chances.

Bunch of us from Leicester over in Denver, just now. At the "Monster Jam" Monster Truck event this afternoon (yeah, I know, and it was freakin awesome, actually ) we saw a bloke with a City shirt on and "Vardy 9" on the back, in the concourse at the stadium... My Brother jumped out and shouted "Blue Armeh" at him, but he didn't seem to twig. Sorry, mate.

No, you really didn't need to point that out to me. I'm well aware of it. I can probably recite most of the scores from that season. I recall both Arsenal games vividly. Most of us do. It was some ride. So I am very well aware Arsenal beat us twice. (But not to the big prize that year. ) You appear to have missed what I was trying to say (ie how far we have fallen, how well Arsenal are doing) and instead you turned it into a "Well akchtualloi..." point that you didn't really need to make. Enjoy your success. Ours seems well behind us.

It's still quite mad that little old League One Leicester, as we regrettably now are, have still, at this point, won the Premier League more recently than Arsenal, and that we beat them doing it.

Arsenal will muller West Ham.

Haha jinx Well said.

To be fair Rangers shouldn't really have been in it after their embarrassing start under Russell Martin. They went on an amazing run and I think Röhl takes credit to even have them in the conversation after that start, but they ran out of juice in the end.

Gwon. If Hearts can beat Motherwell next week, they all become massive Rangers fans for the Old Firm game next week. And Rangers will have no greater incentive than to deny Celtic. Exciting times.

There's going to be sooooo much added time. The 4th official is going to hold up a board with "Until Rangers Score" on it.

If the past is anything to by, Rangers equalise and then get a winner in the 9th minute of added on time. I hope the Jambos can break the cycle ...

What's up with Youri ? Shadow of the player he can be. Maybe he needs McGinn.

If Villa can get in without conceding another, I think we see a different game second half. Get one goal and the crowd behind them and Villa will fancy themselves. It's not as if Spurs have been massively mentally strong this season.

Looks like Villa aren't busting a gut here...

You can forgive a foreign coach wearing a t shirt under a jacket. They don't know any better. But Carrick is from Tyne and sodding Wear.

How on earth was that Bruno Fernandes tackle not VAR reviewed? Studs up on the ankle and they just carried on.

From The Sunday Times. Unlike Bobby Huth, who says he goes to watch Milwall with his son, Fuchs is a self-confessed Leicester fan and was at the Hull game. It remains to be seen whether him being a fan would help him or hinder him in managing us.

He was always an absolute baller, a right old charisma explosion and he was a big part of our joyful times a decade ago. His ability to speak well, laugh and joke in a second language, and now to succceed in a job using a second language, as well as what appears to be a well honed business acumen, suggests he has plenty in the attic and oodles of emotional intelligence. He'll do well in whatever he chooses to do.