Geordie Ahmed

I think it's too far gone, invested a lot of time and money into it, they won't go back So focus needs to be on how to improve it, how to make the laws clearer and how to up the standards of the referees

I think they were suggesting there was encroachment from a PSG player No idea if that was the case though

I can understand why he didn't want to change the defence/midfield as they were no doubt in the zone and each had their defensive duties to not interfere with one another Isak was running on empty, at the time I did feel having Parkinson on to just run along the pitch would have made sense. Not like Isak was seeing the ball and when he did he would just give it away (iirc he gave it away just before Dembele put that cross in)

The handball law definitely needs to be changed Even if the guidance of deflecting off the body wasn't implemented (would be strange how the PL and other leagues have it but not the CL) that shouldn't be a penalty, the proximity alone should rule it out

Adding 3 more people on to the field won't help Remember when they trialled having extra officials on the touchline near the goal? They were pointless as they were scared to make a decision

So then why wasn't the Miley one given? The officials have simply caved in and bottled it Ref/linesman made the correct call and then someone thinks that was a clear and obvious error, madness

Aye, he definitely did that, was quality

Strangely I'm less annoyed than I was last night. Not exactly sure why, maybe it's cos we still got a point or that we still have a chance to go through or just want to focus on the effort of the players or I don't want us to be whingey twats like Arsenal fans. Hope we batter Man U, that will help fully get over it.

Yes, that touch/movement was so good, that's the kind of thing that makes you realise he can become a top player

I'd be interested to hear the discussion between the VAR and the referees Also, I found it strange the ref wasn't shown the other angle, where it's even more clear that it hits his stomach first Though, regardless even from the replay he got it was clear it hit his chest first

And completed 8 out of 10 dribbles

Fair play to Howe, he has every right to react like Arteta but he's amazingly calm

Going to be a long second half No idea what changes Howe will make, if any, so hope the players can last the 55 mins or so

He's 19 so wouldn't take a squad space However sending him on loan was the right thing for his development

Where is this match being shown?

Oh yeah, no idea what I was thinking Guess the jump will be a bit more modest in terms of commercial revenue then, overall revenue should still be decent thanks to finishing 4th and always being on TV 23-24 we'll have Sela and then 24-25 we'll have Adidas so big jumps to come

For 2022-23 we should still see a decent jump in commercial revenue, Sela alone should account for about £20m increase and then you have all the other smaller deals we did

Yeah, that's exactly how I saw it too Relief and probably still annoyed with himself for the mistake

Isak for me is the difference maker, not having him for Dortmund was brutal and hurt us a lot It's because of him I am quietly confident we can get a point, which I'd absolutely take

In terms of January, I guess how active we are will depend on the injury situation If we get a fair few of the players back by then (and depending on Europe situation) our squad will suddenly look a lot stronger and able to cope with the second half of the season

What site is it that shows this view?

It certainly is, just had a quick look at all the groups and our group has 3 points separating 1st and 4th, the next lowest amount of points between 1st and 4th is 7 points, which is in Group B and E Just goes to show how tough and tight our group is

With the remaining 25 games can they outscore Luton by at least 5 points? I think they can and will But it might look a bit scary at times, especially if Luton can grab the odd win away They actually played well for a decent chunk of the game today once they managed to recover after conceding a wondergoal, should really have scored one of the numerous chances they created an they have been creating chances throughout the season so I don't see that suddenly changing

Man U going to get given a penalty here

Been impressed with that Mainoo kid, he looks very composed