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They're not though are they. 24:10 Littler's only a kid so he's still got time to grow up. Clearly having a bit of humility is something he needs to work on though, doesn't look good when he could trip over his bottom lip every time he loses.

Not convinced there was any contact at all to be fair. Like I say, if you apply the laws then it's a red, but he's not acted with any malice there and i'm not convinced he was at all aware of anyone so close. Just seems harsh to me, but he shouldn't have put himself in that position where the ref has to make a call .

Do we not still owe Macquarie 100 million that we borrowed in Jan 2023 against this seasons prem income? Okay the figure is unknown, the £100 million was a figure i remembered was what has been spent on the training ground and new development plans haha.

So was the red and other pen to be fair, all 3 decisions were a case of common sense says they're probably not, but if you take the wording of the law too literally without applying any context then yes they are (a decent ref would have given 0 pens and no red card). That being said, I'm delighted he did in this instance haha As soon as Idah missed the pen, you just knew that the Rodgers choke had set in, I absolutely loved every minute of that game

Tell you what, considering were playing the best football and tactics that the game has ever seen. Its odd we've lost 3 on the trot. I guess... football matches can be won in different ways? Its almost like you need to find a way to beat the opposition rather than playing one way all the time. I dno, im no budding coach. Just a regular dude. Rock flag and Eagle right Charlie?

Clearly their strength and pace and positioning are good as they get in great positions, whenever I watch them, they barely look like they've kicked a football before at any level Must be frustrating after having Hamer and Gyokeres or however it's spelled. Torp looks a player though and O'Hare obviously looks decent, although suffers from not really having any physical attributes. So when he's man marked he's quite easy to snuff out.

Simms, Palmer and Wright must be possibly the most frustrating set of attackers in the division. Consistently find themselves in good positions and have all the finishing prowess of a blind folded Ade Akinbiyi.

based on Enzo's comments I imagine it'll either be Faes Coady Justin or Nelson Faes Justin. If he plays it Coady Faes Justin then he's just doing it to wind me up.

We could have a 10 week break and we wouldn't be going hell for leather to be fair

Nah it was, Southampton had the better of the game, but they kept squandering chances in the final 3rd.

Master Peace debut album out today is a good listen. Still yet to listen to Everything Everythings new album

Aye I see where you're coming from. Just, the thought of employing those tactics at home to QPR makes me want to fold the club and just end football if that's what it's coming to haha

Team talk is easy

This is actual correct use of the phrase, a rare sight indeed

I hope not, it's one thing doing it against better teams. If we're reducing ourselves to sh*tting ourselves and going deep on 1-0 leads against some of the dross in this league then that's not growth. That's dumb thinking like Brendan "it worked in situation A so it'll work in situation B, C and D" Nelson has to start on Saturday at least. Coady barely playing and then playing 120 and then starting a game 4 days later makes no sense. As others have said, Nelson starting this game and then Coady v Sunderland seems very plausible.

This is something people need to keep reminding themselves. The way some people go on youd think that he had taken over a team of conference players and no budget. Bearing in mind Dyche had a poor Burnley team around lower mid table consistently while playing industrial football Gonna be a few with tails between their legs if were not pushing top 10 with the brand of football that barely any teams can compete with because they're "dinosaurs" Im cautiously optimistic about Enzo and so far hes been very impressive. Im also aware hes walked into a very favourable situation and we won't really be able to get a proper read on the man till next season.

From this point on, not really.

Did you used to represent Dennis Wise? :p

Hamza's not a tall man, his missus must be tiny! We have court systems to punish people, he's taken his punishment on the chin. Nothing else to see here. If he was a driver for a living then it should affect his job, otherwise, business as usual.

He's not just a stain on our club, but the wider footballing community and probably even humanity. You should read the list of lies he's been caught telling, it's quite fun. He went back to Scotland as it was an easy way to try and fix his shattered image, he's screwing it up and I couldn't be happier. If Rangers and Leicester win the league on the same weekend I'll be off work for a week with the mother of all hangovers. You came into this thread expecting informed opinion? I'd stick to anything started by @StriderHiryu if you're looking for that

Lot of people been taking advantage of it isn't there

As soon as the pressure is off and there's nothing to lose, they rack up a 7-1 win. He's so insanely predictable haha. The man's teams consistently crumble under any pressure in a sporting sense. It's only by about 5mm that we didn't go into extra time with 7 defenders on the pitch and one of them being and injured Wes Morgan, in the FA Cup. Liverpool bottling a title that was harder to lose. Us bottling top 4 when massive favourites. He's a hell of charmer and snake oil sales man, but he's clearly an awful man manager (other than showering players in money so they like him).

The top one makes sense, children shouldn't be hanging around smack heads. The bottom two are wild though. I'll often pick someone up a meal deal if i'm in a city centre and someone asks if I can get them some food. I'm sure some law makers genuinely believe that people want to be homeless and it's a lifestyle choice.

Liverpool and Chelsea were both impressive in that we were underdogs, but both games we sat very deep and required a massive slice of luck to win them. I'm less into sh*thousing and more into brave performances where everyone is grafting and we're taking the game to a better team That's why it felt more reminiscent of the Atletico game where we absolutely battered them in the 2nd half, but the ball just wouldn't go in.

Pretty poor from Southampton there, they were probably favourites given that it was essentially an u21 team with Van Dijk and a few non regular seniors. The amount of times Liverpool get away with playing an extremely weak team in the cups is mad.