The Football.....

[jowwy]

I thought that watching Brentford yesterday.

Me too…….united were absolutely shocking. How anyone could support that shower is beyond me

 

[SpokeyDokey]

Disgusting refereeing.

Havertz blatently pulled down, possession to Spurs and goal. No foul given.

Corner from Spurs and Cuccerea pulled to floor by Romeo by his hair. VAR checked - nothing given Spurs then score from retake.

Rarely do I get worked up by referee decisions but I am fuming.

 

[ClichéGuevara]

 

[AndyRM]

I've just about recovered from our absolute hounding yesterday. Our 'keeper had a a bit of a shocker, which didn't help. But we're not really competing with Celtic, or Rangers, so in the scheme of things it doesn't particularly matter.

My only real concern is that McInnes seems to have tried to build a big, physical side, which is his style and has worked well in the past, but for some reason it's just not clicking with our lads yet.

 

[PaulSB]

@Dave7 this is the beautifully weighted little pass from Tyler Morton which sent Diaz down the left wing for Gallagher to score. An excellent goal started by your guy about two yards over the halfway line, far side of the pitch in this view. At about 1:05

View: https://youtu.be/bxdgRP1S87c

 

[Dave7]

@Dave7 this is the beautifully weighted little pass from Tyler Morton which sent Diaz down the left wing for Gallagher to score. An excellent goal started by your guy about two yards over the halfway line, far side of the pitch in this view. At about 1:05

View: https://youtu.be/bxdgRP1S87c

Glad to be of assistance

 

[Slick]

I've just about recovered from our absolute hounding yesterday. Our 'keeper had a a bit of a shocker, which didn't help. But we're not really competing with Celtic, or Rangers, so in the scheme of things it doesn't particularly matter.

My only real concern is that McInnes seems to have tried to build a big, physical side, which is his style and has worked well in the past, but for some reason it's just not clicking with our lads yet.

Early days and without looking to be condescending, competing with them shouldn't really be who you need to be competing with this season despite fairly recent successes before going down. That's not to say you won't compete with them this season, but I would imagine anything you do get will be a bonus. That said, there's a long season ahead of us which is why we love it, despite the detractors.

 

[T4tomo]

What’s the shortest ever tenure for a manager in the Premier League?

Clough at Leeds in the top flight.

Football history does not start with "Premier" branding

 

[vickster]

Clough at Leeds in the top flight.

Football history does not start with "Premier" branding

Except my question which you quoted was related specifically to the PL?

 

[Chislenko]

Except my question which you quoted was related specifically to the PL?

Apparently it is someone called Les Reed of Charlton Athletic.

 

[vickster]

Apparently it is someone called Les Reed of Charlton Athletic.

 

[AndyRM]

Early days and without looking to be condescending, competing with them shouldn't really be who you need to be competing with this season despite fairly recent successes before going down. That's not to say you won't compete with them this season, but I would imagine anything you do get will be a bonus. That said, there's a long season ahead of us which is why we love it, despite the detractors.

I don't think that's condescending at all, so no worries. Anything we get off Celtic or Rangers is a bonus. I'd be happy if we finished 7th in the league. A cup run would be nice. We'll see.

 

[Rusty Nails]

Looking at the posts here I wonder how people chose the teams they support, other than the obvious, their home teams.

I first started liking Spurs when I was a kid and they had the double winning team. I used to go to watch my local Southern League team, Merthyr, and sometimes my father took me to see Cardiff, but I lived nowhere near a first division team. Of the Premiership teams I cannot call myself a supporter of any team but I always look for the Spurs result, plus my old home town and current home town Cardiff.

 

[Deleted User]

Where you were born and brought up in the first instance, if you then settle elsewhere and actively support that club then I respect that.

I have a pal who's father supported Man U and he continues to support them by having season tickets for himself, his son and his Dad.

Everything else is just plastic in my opinion.

 

[Deleted User]

Not exactly the dream start to the season for Liverpool @PaulB