joeyt

Almost as if Vardy has been one of the best strikers in the Prem for nearly a decade

Appreciate this is a reactionary throwing my toys out the pram post but it's ridiculous we're going into a Prem game with one recognised striker and 3 centre mids in the squad

Lemina sent off for dissent against his old club

Jenas: "That's a big chance he's unmarked and gets above his marker for the header"

Felix is absolute quality. His movement has been brilliant in this game and the Fulham game Looks the best player on the pitch

Where's FLETCH

He needs to click the 'Send Assistant' button

West Ham 1 v 2 Chelsea Arsenal 2 v 0 Brentford Palace 1 v 1 Brighton Fulham 1 v 0 Forest Leicester 0 v 2 Spurs Southampton 0 v 2 Wolves Bournemouth 0 v 1 Newcastle Leeds 1 v 2 Man United Man City 3 v 0 Villa Liverpool 2 v 0 Everton Arsenal 1 v 1 Man City

Meslier throwing that in

One of the worst free kick walls I've ever seen there

I think you're both talking about two seperate red card incidents

Vuckic is 31 this year. Let that sink in

Need some radge Man Utd red cards now

Meslier lucky not to be sent off there

Marsch must have told Struijk to trim those sideburns

Harsh on their 11 players tbh

Gnonto so good

Money?

The year is 2057 and Billy Sharp is still scoring for Sheff Utd

I mean there's plenty of talk about making things more equal but there doesn't seem to be any alternative suggestions to how they're doing it? Other than a completely random ballot for all 'Newcastle' fans? 'Newcastle' in inverted commas because it's bound to attract touts and people who have no desire to go, just wanting to sell for a profit

I mean ideally and philosophically you'd be able to quantify everybody's loyalty and the most loyal/deserving fans would get the tickets But the only quantifying way to do that is through season tickets and ticket history. I'm not sure what else the club could have done or could do in the future?

How though?

You'd also have a load of people entering the ballot who have no intention to go and just want to sell the ticket for thousands of pounds