Geordie Ahmed

Maybe they should be more upset at their shite club If they were a Premier League club they could have done something about it

Have Turkey definitely qualified?

Guess they'll try again next season once Burnley/Sheff Utd are relegated

No idea but guarantee the focus will only be on us, whilst the other 6 clubs will be left alone

Mbuemo is a good player but I would like our next signings (unless they are loans to cover a short term issue) to be significant upgrades on what we have, not sure he is that

Is it though, what steps are in place for FFP to stop that? There was nothing to stop leveraged buy outs and for smaller clubs a rolling 3 year of losses of £90m could still leave them high and dry FFP is there to pull the ladder up, the suggestion that it's some noble policy to protect clubs is just naive If it was truly about that then there would be measures in place to do that, such as ensuring owners foot the bill if they make losses etc

He went down screaming towards the end of the game, seemed to be in a lot of pain, managed to carry on but obviously has affected him

Just got round to watching it, my word Keown is an absolute knacker (Apologies if sharing talksport is a no go but it's worth watching for how absurd Keown was)

They are actually quite fortunate it's happened this season (Obviously they'd rather it didn't happen at all) but the bottom of the league is so tragic that with this points deduction they are only one win from getting out of it And they are the most in from side from those towards the bottom

I do find the calls for wanting to scrap VAR is way higher for those that support "bigger" clubs Don't have any data to support it and it would be almost impossible to get that data but those clubs would get far more decisions in their favour, not saying it was obvious corruption but unconscious bias can play a huge part VAR isn't perfect but it was never meant to be. I think the mistake some people have made is assuming it would eliminate mistakes entirely but it's a system that's dealing with subjective decisions so you'll never get that full accuracy but I find it's way better than before as big mistakes have been reduced

Tbf it is a cocky move and I respect that, as I don't think many people will know the rule I played an 11 a side charity game once, I intentionally was standing ahead of the defender from goal kicks, he asked me why I was standing offside, he didn't realise you can't be offside from goal kicks which I took great delight in explaining it to him (Our keeper couldn't even kick that far so was pointless me standing there )

Ideally we can get a young striker that doesn't take a squad space but is more than capable of starting games and playing a decent amount of minutes

Is that covering last season? If so, then the treble as well as player sales will have driven that And yeah, we know their "sponsorship" will have driven the revenue up over the years too

They need to copy VAR in this country and have those guys well away from the stadium

I mean there is a chance, I agree it's very, very unlikely but no need to take that on if you don't need to (Also it prpbably wastes a few extra seconds as well as)

And risk possibly fumbling it? Thought it was quick thinking from him and absolutely the right thing to do

Aye, it felt way longer at the time

It was on Sky Sports Premier League On again at 9pm Though twitter will probably have a clip of it soon enough

Same Seems like they did a good job and it made sense Obviously the Arsenal fans aren't seeing it that way

Yeah, mentions us a lot, fairly certain his wife's family are all Geordies and Newcastle fans. He's basically Luke Edwards but not a prick and worth listening to.

On The Continent has it's own feed away from the Ramble now and that's decent

That was a brilliant game

Superb penalty

Palmer to score against City, it's written

That was a blatant penalty