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If Man City win the FA cup.

VAR should’ve intervened and it was a red card. You can argue all day about what he ‘meant’ to do but it’s what he did that counts. You thrust your elbow at chest height or above at an opponent then you get what’s coming. Reminded me of VVDs shoulder charge to Gordon’s head. Another nailed on red. But, not a peep from VAR on either. Why am I not surprised anymore?

Muller has been a very intelligent footballer for a long time. To call him bad is unfair.

They've done an incredible job tbf. With not the greatest 11 or squad either. I haven't seen them enough to understand how they've done it, but I'm sure Emery deserves a huge amount of credit.

I have ambitious plans to , despite being in my 60s, marry Scarlett Johansson. Right then.

All the shit we read about Man Utd wanting Tonali, Man City wanting Bruno, Arsenal wanting Isak, Villa wanting Barnes - what fucking delusional world do these cretins live in? Why the fuck would we want to sell any of our better players, especially in areas that give us some real strength in depth? The mind boggles! Could see us selling Longstaff maybe, Wilson or Lacelles, but I just can't envisage any possible circumstance, especially with us being in better PSR shape currently, where we'd sell any of our better players.

Would be a crease if they lost at Wembo on Pennaz like

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Is 7th Europa?

I think the Arsenal fear is largely down to our appalling record at their ground bar this season's cup game and it's their last home game so should be up for it I keep telling myself if we don't get CL at least we'll win the Europa next season

Accidental for me. Just unlucky regarding the injury.

Can you watch TNT in Canada via the app?

I’ve watched it so many times that I think I need Eddie Howe to talk to me like Alex Guinness did to that kid who’d watched Star Wars 100 times:

I'm not convinced, but maybe I'm biased as Villa are one of my top disliked clubs.

Cheers mate.

Agreed

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It looked nasty (it was clearly by the injury), but I don't believe Mings went to do him.

I see Scott of Bournemouth has been confirmed as suffering a broken jaw in that incident with Mings. I thought it was deliberate and reckless and should have been a red card. Redknapp saying it was more to do with the height of the two players at half time i thought was utter shit, Mings knew what he was doing there and as I said definite intent. What are other people's thoughts?

Man, got to hand it to Villa and Emery. For a non-cartel 6 club they've had a great season overall with very respectable runs in multiple cups in Europe and domestically, and strong performance in the league. Can only hope it ends in tragedy with no CL, a spiralling wage bill and an exodus of talent.

Think it's more about momentum tbh. A lucky draw or a loss in this would really give us the heebiejeebies for the other two imo, whereas a win would do the opposite and we'd go into the last two full of confidence

Who's next?

https://newcastle-online.org/search/?&q=Joelington&page=3&author=et tu brute&search_and_or=and Only for 4 years running 😂

You're mental yee

Watching it again and wondering what the record is for the amount of times someone's watched it.