morla84

Dreadful that like, looks more like it should be our B-team. There doesn't even seem like any form of optimism developing from anyone coming through

Would be magic if Mike managed to get some Sports Direct logo's plastered around the Stadium of Shite, they'd go banana's

Been at the club a year less than Ive been supporting them, gonna be strange without him!

Looks like a mixture of Peewee Herman and Urkel

It actually might have ended up being better for the lad that the impact happened above his knee as it almost certainly would have been a fracture if it had been below. I was worried he had a fractured femur which would have been hard to come back from, but sounds like his knee absorbed the impact and was in good enough condition not to damage the ligaments

I left my heart, in San Loooorenzo! Looks like he's on the mend, hopefully be back soon and Mapou can play at Full-back. Hope his head will be sorted enough to put in some first class displays lift the Europa as his last act at the club

Its like calling us the grey seahorses. Theres lions on the Sunderland coat of arms, so they put them on the badge and made them black. There is a kind of reasoning behind it

Good luck bound to go to Birmingham

Excellent news, such a pro as well. Time to move on!

Mackem in disguise tbh

Fits the HBA/Nobby Solano chant. Or Ma-ma-saidio for something a little more original

Rumours he could be in the squad for City

The FA's 150th anniversary isn't exactly going to plan, first the racism problems and now this.

You sound as bad as one of them marra

Just put 3 players man-marking the officials in the next match and only briefly move out the way if we score

What would FIFA say about this, though? Fifa agree apparently http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/9198568/Fifa-says-FA-could-take-retrospective-action-next-season.html That's from April 2012, following the Balotelli/Song incident, where FIFA told the FA they could change their rules about retrospective bans in summer 2012. As we have seen today, the FA clearly chose not to. Correct

what do you class as re-refereeing games ?going through every decision ? handing out retrospective yellow cards for a shirt pull ? it's not too bad as it is apart from the stupidity of whether the officials saw it or not when it's a violent incident. any violent incident that the officials miss or are deemed to have got wrong should be reviewed. No. Just major incidents such as this, I was using the FA's terminology, sorry for the confusion

What would FIFA say about this, though? Fifa agree apparently http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/9198568/Fifa-says-FA-could-take-retrospective-action-next-season.html

Re-refereeing games would certainly take a lot of pressure off Ref's in my view rather than undermine them. As would a video review in a situation such as this. Mistakes wouldn't cause as much outrage by not getting dealt with at all and might actually improve the refereeing standards. Shame the Dinosaurs in charge can't see it

the Dilsh 1 uzpest doza 0

Not sure if Giggs, Cringe

Was surprised at first that the havn't opened the whole ground straight away, but I guess a lot of sales will depend on the first leg result

Could they not sue for negligence causing personal injury or something? Even if he didn't mean to hurt him he still recklessly threw himself towards his knee

Surprised Haidara didn't get booked for raising his elbow

Think thats me favourites so far, good effort Hopefully the away and third kits will be bright colours, we seem to have a better points ratio with brighter change kits