Geordie Ahmed

What a jammy side, gonna get a penalty

Arguably a red card that

I genuinely can't remember the Saha goal Assumed it was Di Matteo with the fastest goal

Get in, what a goal and what a start

You know what I said and it's not wrong (I purposely said team and not club)

They'll dominate the ball, as they often do but I do think it will be a close game Obviously they are favourites but in a final, that too a derby, I'd never write off the smaller team

I'm sure I read it was done like that so Forest didn't have to make payment until the next financial year otherwise it would have been done immediately in January

The problem they'll have is what Levy will ask for will be considerably more than what teams would be willing to pay He'll stay, then bottle it and sign a contract in September

I suspect this is exactly what he wanted (not the fans to attack the ref but that is likely a consequence of his actions), deflect away from his tactics and questions about how he managed the game Instead everyone is talking about the referee situation

Why are you struggling to get it? There will be shit decisions, no doubt we'll get them in the CL next season but we are talking about what happened after the game, you seem to be either justifying or not condemning it, both of which are ridiculous

Actually, just realised that refers to List B so I think you are right, it doesn't matter

It does if it's to the same association

This is utterly absurd How you can watch that clip and not have any sympathy towards Anthony Taylor is beyond me I don't care if he's a shit ref or did a shit job (Which he didn't actually) that's just scumbag behaviour

Is the loan rule not to do with the same association? So we can loan Kuol out to an English side but would be limited to just one loan but then can loan to another country after that if needs be?

I agree, I think it was a difficult one to manage If he dished out more yellow cards, for example that incident when 5 Roma players surrounded him he gave one to the main culprit but he could have given one to all 5, it probably would have exacerbated the situation even further It was not an easy game to referee because of how both sides behaved but in particular Mourinho and his staff/players

That's a good question The rules simply state at least 3 years between 15 and 21 I would assume yes but not seen anything go into more detail than the above

This is not remotely true Mourinho has created this narrative that they were hard done by but it's bollocks Below is the major incidents, unless I'm missing something - The clearance from Gudelj was fine, it was Abraham that caught the defender, never a penalty in a million years - Gives Sevilla a penalty, live it did look it but he overturns his decision. Worked out for Roma because another ref could easily have stuck to his decision as there was slight contact - Handball incident, not a penalty for me, hands down by his side but seen them given. Not a horrible decision by any stretch - Montiel penalty to be retaken. It was VAR that intervened and rightly so, keeper was off his line. Good decision. Then the game itself, it was very stop/start, lots of cards but that's cos the players/staff were behaving like scumbags, particularly Roma side. Mourinho and his staff were harassing Oliver all game At one stage Roma got a free kick but 5 of their players surrounded Taylor screaming for a yellow card, this went on all night I don't think Taylor is a good ref but I thought he had a good game, especially under the circumstances

That's why I put Joelinton and Willock as one, as they interchange, even if the starting position and the average position is probably more Joelinton's Getting a wide player I can understand, especially a versatile one but a purely left sided one doesn't make sense

I agree, he's played there a bit but he's very much a wide player so we still have 4 main wide players, with 1 other likely to play there (Joelinton-Willock) and another that will from time to time (Isak)

I'm not worried even in the slightest about him leaving this summer Don't think he pushes for a move at this stage and we aren't a team that will try to push our best players out to make a few quid

Ten Hag going to spend £200m+ this summer then have a whinge again about a lack of spend in January

I do like Barnes but he's very much a wide player, that too left sided In terms of left sided we have ASM Gordon Joelinton/Willock Isak at times Then for the other side we have Miggy Murphy That's 4 (with possibly 5-6) for 2 positions, so Barnes unless someone is leaving wouldn't make sense

Ake probably counts as homegrown? City didn't even name a full 25 squad so even if they ended up with only 7 homegrown player it's not an issue for them

It's typical Mourinho though, rather than accept his negative tactics ultimately let him down he has to blame others so his managerial reputation remains intact. I've never understood the fascination some of our fans have with him managing us, I'm even referring to a few years back as well (not when he was in his prime and actually elite), shit football and a bellend to boot. Whilst the way he plays is suited to competition football, I can see him getting joy with PSG in the CL, in a competitive league his style is massively outdated.

Mourinho is something else like Howay Sevilla, please win for football