filbertway

The one turn off for me wasn't on the pitch, but when he did a Brendan Rodgers clap after going down 2-0 (before being saved by VAR) Proper wrong'un behaviour!

I know we lost but it was nice to actually watch and England game that wasn't 7 defenders passing the ball between them for 80 minutes. Entertaining game that was. Drop the god damn inverted full backs and we'd probably be able to create a hell of a lot more. Would also mean we don't get done 3 on 2 on the transition over and over again

Southgate's kneeled over in front of a toilet vomiting at the lack of right backs and defenders in that team.

If it is March then delay it till September and have the new cycle running from September to September. November was quite late as it is, March is just pointless

He'll be doing club night appearances as soon as he hangs his boots up, guaranteed

Rudders is still out of his depth, but it's easy to like someone when they're signing you up to to undeserved contracts that make you a millionaire many times over Much like the players adored Rodgers for getting Rudkin to sign those deals.

Would love Man City to inadvertently introduce a salary cap with all their bitching and moaning

Probably was to be fair if we're talking metric tonnage I wasn't expecting anyone to get passionate about the tonnage of people who enjoyed lockdown to be honest.

Not sure what you mean? Reading people on social media and personally I heard loads of people say how much they were enjoying lockdown and didn't want things to go back to how they were before.

Surprised you haven't locked their striker, Jardine, down on mega wages yet

There were genuinely tonnes of people that seemed to absolutely love it to be fair, it was a really odd time.

Will Alves not being good enough for the u21s or a place on the first team bench either.

G'won Coops! The future of the club is in... hands.

Just been reading up on the APT rulings. Man City arguing against interest free shareholder loans when they were 1 of 19 teams that voted in favour of it

By all accounts the first half was solid, we managed to have 5 shots to their 6, so I'd say the message was to show some bravery in the first half. Second half we had 1 shot to their 11... What do you think the half time message might have been?

Again, not particularly bothered about the result, just want to see evidence that Cooper doesn't see us as some conference team that's been gifted the chance to share the league with 19 other teams.

Good point, clearly a coincidence that the whole dynamic of the game changes after Cooper gets 15 minutes to talk to the players.

Looks like he contributed about as much as Vardy did in a third of the time, the only difference being that he came on when we were in full coward mode. Must have missed the thread where Vardy's getting slated

Unbelievable by Meslier! So unfortunate that its bounced to Rigg

Cheers Ric! I was definitely hoping I'd dribble coffee down me this afternoon

There's an unfair expectation on Bouba as a midfielder, that he has to run.

Mad that our u17s are playing a team down the road in something called "international cup"

I would love to have been at the hearing haha. "Well, I called them c**ts because they were being c**ts."

Good lord he's a proper slimey Brendan-lite aint he