Geordie Ahmed

Same owners but different directors isn't it?

I was so wrong about the Leicester CB's getting ruined, they were mostly good (obviously got away with the penalty)

Mackems have spent the last 4 years always having games in hand in their league, why are they upset?

Personally I prefer watching City play, it's more controlled but I do get the appeal of Liverpool too In any other time this Liverpool side wins the league year after year

I think they'll stick with what they have Origi Firmino Jota Minamino

Just Konate wasn't it? I felt lack of striker would eventually hurt City but overall that hasn't been the case yet (earlier on against Spurs and Southampton it seemed that way)

Aye, N'didi and Amartey at CB is asking to get ruined

I can't recall exactly when he blew but aye if he blew before then fair enough

Fwiw Clattenburg thinks it should have stood but understands why VAR didn't interfere

Goal disallowed but just looked like a Forster mistake to me

West Ham winning, get in

West Ham level, get in

West Ham having a lot of the ball but they look very vulnerable to the counter, can see Watford getting a second soon

That's actually shocked me, for some reason thought he was 22-23 at most

I don't think the rule is that all the injuries have to be Covid related, at least some of them do Because Everton had their game postponed against Burnley and their missing players included those injured and not just Covid ones

I wouldn't mind both being called off, get 2-3 signings done in time for Watford and then attack the second half of the season

It's staggering Man-U have spent a billion pounds since Fergie retired and yet they are miles away from challenging for the title Just goes to show simply throwing money about isn't a solution, getting the right structure with the right manager is key and that's where Man-U have failed miserably

Everton seemingly have a lot of players back and are keen on this going ahead

Yeah, West Ham are in shocking form, only 1 win in their last 7 league games Could really do with them winning it somehow and also hope Man-U beat Burnley on Thursday

Ordinarily after the way we played I'd be all up for us going straight into this match but without Wilson/ASM and considering their players will be fresher then we absolutely should do all we can to get this called off

Umtiti is awful, never been the same since his injury and he always looks unfit

It's one thing him being given grief by fans on forums and even the pundits in the studio, don't think anyone has done it to his face (apart from those knackers that approached him when he was with his family) Just think a journalist could have worded it far better

Not really that much of a compliment, saying you're good now but you were shite, not sure an interviewer should be coming out with things like that. Plenty of players have turned things around and I don't recall an interviewer doing that I do think he was trying to be funny but it's shit craic really

If Ronaldo had made more contact then it would have been similar to Robertson and therefore a red imo Varane was a handball, not easy for the ref to give and VAR was probably delighted it was outside the box so didn't have to give it I thought the Fraser one could have been a pen, especially when you consider the one Maddison got against us

He was absolutely superb tonight and has comfortably been the best player since Howe arrived He was terrible as a striker and I genuinely didn't think he would ever make it here, even when he was played as a 10 or even wide I don't think he was consistently that good I don't think even those that always felt he would come good had him down as a midfield general It's been a pleasant surprise and long may it continue