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Comes back from a 7 match ban. Then gets a yellow in the 98th minute to mean he's suspended in the next game for accumulating 5 yellow cards, despite being 2 minutes away from the cut off point. You'd be livid if you where a Spurs fan like

Leeeewwwsing.

Bournemouth 2-2

I don't think i've ever seen a worse away form than Plymouths this season:

McAtee did really well to set that move going.

I swear, when players drag out taking a penalty, almost to psych themselves up, they tend to miss.

He manages Plymouth, not Portsmouth

Forest winning at Everton, given how stingy they are when ahead, and how shit Everton are offensively, you'd say that may be that.

Spurs losing

Fulham vs Bournemouth could be a fun game.

No idea what you're talking about

Full backs where really tough to account for, so i've gone 3-4-3 ultra attacking tactic, and then picked our most defensive manager Given (Allardyce) Schar (Bruce) Coloccini (McLaren) Botman (Howe) Solano (Robson) Cabaye (Pardew) Lee (Dalglish) Dyer (Souness) Ben Arfa (Hughton) Shearer (Gullit) Ginola (Keegan) Super Sub - Shola Ameobi (Roeder) - This was for the lol's Manager - Rafa Benitez

What a weird article, there isn't any real analysis or comparison of the two, its just a series of statements and facts

Azure >>>>

I'm not disagreeing with that first point. There are way to many subscriptions needed these days, that fuck over the common person. But, to me personally, what Prime offer is so much better than that of Sky and TNT, the little things like being able to switch off commentary, the ease at which you can watch the games, the highlights and stats being build into the video player, the "Quick-Recap" if you are tuning into a game halfway through, not to mention, every game in a match week was viewable, and didn't have the likes of Drury and Neville stinking up the joint. I honestly can't wait for the day Sky Sports loses the rights to the Premier League, and when they do, hopefully its to a service that offer atleast the above, even if its not Amazon as they have their own massive issues.

Because SkySports and TNT are so much better for the consumer

In simple terms, your board need to let Berrada and Amorim to do what Edu and Arteta did at Arsenal. That club was rotten to the core when Arteta was appointed, in not to dissimilar fashion to what Man United are now, for Rashford see Aubameyang etc. So even when they finished 8th, outside of Europe, and the pressure was mounting for him to be sacked, they stuck by the process as they could see the changes he was implementing inside the club, and how slowly with a investment in youth and the right characters, they've finally become competitive again. That process in relative terms didn't take all too long, 2/3 years or so, so there is a way out of this situation for Man United, they just need to be sure Amorim is the right guy, stick by him, and no have any kneejerk reactions. If you board and fanbase do that is another thing. I know he a clown that only care about enragement farming, but people like Goldbridge turning and questioning is not helpful in the slightest. All this is to say, I find this situation fascinating and hilarious in equal measure

Referee: Simon Hooper. Assistants: Adrian Holmes, Simon Long. Fourth official: Andy Madley. VAR: Paul Tierney. Assistant VAR: Con Hatzidakis.

What a dreadful evening of Barclays that was.

Fucking hate that from Odegaard, doesn't get touched in the face, yet stays on the floor holding his head, meaning the ref has to stop a promising Ipswich attack. Players need to be punished for doing that shit.

Wolves have more open play goals than them this season.

Good result that. I actually kind of enjoyed it, despite the quality being lacking.

I was just thinking he'd been really poor

Really interesting that, I feel like that should be a red as there is real intent to break a guy's nose, but I can see why it wasn't given as there was a clear distance between them.

There might be something in that, maybe not necessarily the stadium, but more that as a club and a fan base they seem weirdly nice and lack that bite that most fanbases have. Which makes them feel slightly saturated and hollow.