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On the positive side, for that to happen it would mean we had avoided relegation this season and were playing in the Premiership next season.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46513910

The fact is clubs get relegated or stay in the Premiership due to the human error/incompetence/corruption of match officials. With £200m riding on it, I'm sure all clubs would rather their fate was decided by VAR correct decisions rather than real time human incorrect decisions.

In the spirit of "you might as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb" Rafa should have let rip at the officials and the FA calling them incompetent and/or corrupt. I see there's barely a ripple in the media about the elbow incident and Rafa's call for VAR. Someone should do a video compilation of all the incidents which should have resulted in a red card for the opposition from the last 146 NUFC Premiership games.

Just look at Mike Dean's face in this photo.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-46471934

Well Kenedy probably won't be fit for this going by what Rafa said at the Everton game: - "He has a problem with his toe. He couldn't put his boots on and he couldn't train in the last couple of days." Ritchie will no doubt return to the side so it's more than likely between Atsu and Murphy for the other wing.

Ritchie is suspended for this game due to getting his 5th yellow card of the season against West Ham.

At my last game (in the same season as that 0 - 6 Liverpool defeat) the guy next to me (who apart from sitting next to at SJP for a few years I didn't know) asked if I'd renewed my season ticket? I said no as I'd had enough. He said "Why? It's been worse than this before". A great reason to keep going.

He did catch an arm across his mouth. The arsehole commentating on Sky said it was nothing. At which point, if I'd been sitting next to him I'd have done the same to him and see if he'd complain. As above, plenty of other teams use 'gamesmanship'. If anything NUFC are too honest.

We can't do anything easy. Should have scored at least 2 or 3 more goals.

It was very quiet in this thread when he stopped scoring.

Clearly that’s exactly what people are saying. Good one. Claudio Ranieri said he's one of the best strikers in Europe (therefore the world).

Real Madrid, Barcelona, Man City, etc will be kicking themselves that Fulham beat them to signing Mitrovic.

"Old Too Soon, Smart Too Late: My Story" Kieron Dyer's book (written with Oliver Holt) is £0.99 for the Ebook on Google store. That's the Black Friday price so get it now if you're interested: - https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Oliver_Holt_Old_Too_Soon_Smart_Too_Late?id=yEs3DwAAQBAJ

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46074109 So he bought Evans Cycles for £8m which includes £28m of stock. Similar situation with House of Fraser. He can't fail doing that.

Not seen the footage but I assume it's just a puff of exhaust gas on engine start up. You won't get a definitive answer unless there are some pilots, aero engineers or aircraft mechanics who post on here.

Virgin Airlines run the following for people afraid of flying: - https://www.flyingwithoutfear.co.uk

As explained by others, there is something called autorotation which helicopters can do when there is a loss of power. It's not true to say you're doomed if anything goes wrong. If there is a catastrophic failure (e.g the tail rotor fails) then your chances of survival are greatly reduced but how often does that happen? Not very often. If any aircraft fails it's thoroughly investigated to find out what happened and lessons are learned and rules regarding checking and replacing parts are inforced. Are private helicopters statistically less safe than a commercial aeroplane? Yes but they're not the death trap some of you fear them to be. There are millions of air hours being flown without incident. Saying "I don't believe them to be safe" is your personal fears talking rather than statistical fact. HTT, you have experience in driving cars. You don't have experience in flying apart from as a passenger and you've already said you're a nervous passenger. I've already said the idea of dying in an air accident is worse than the idea of dying in a car crash. Just like being eaten by a shark is worse than the statistically far more likely falling down the stairs and dying as a result.

People who are terrified of flying telling others their misinformation about how helicopters work. Statistically you're far more likely to die in a car than a plane or helicopter. I'll accept it's probably more terrifyingly to imagine dying in an air crash than a car crash. There's a reason aircraft crashes make the news and car crashes rarely do. Air crashes are rare where as people die in car crashes frequently.

Like any aircraft accident in the UK, Air Accidents Investigation Branch are investigating. They'll take the helicopter away, take it apart and examine the parts to discover what went wrong.

SD & HoF took a hammering in the 'Love or Loathe' retailer poll: - https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/2018/10/love-and-loathe-poll/

The officials must have thought a freak gust of wind caught the ball therefore explaining the direction change.

https://mobile.twitter.com/CharleyFarley50/status/1046849264696131586/photo/1