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Guy Mowbray on comms.

And you didn't pack it in? Fair play

I always forget that the Taylor handball red card, and the Bowyer + Dyer fight happened in the same game

Everton had no clue what to do in that four on two there

Hahahahaland.

Man City being utter trash at defending will never not be hilarious.

Thats the best thing for this game that goal, it means Everton have to open up even a little bit

Thank fuck this is on Amazon, so I can mute Clive Tyldesley.

Everton seem like the prefect team for City to be playing right now, especially at home. Can't see anything but an easy Man City win.

Man in normal profession changes job.

We apparently have the best net score for VAR in the league. Net score is calculated by if a VAR overturn goes in your favour you gain a point, if it goes against you, you lose a point.

That's an extra £24 million with just the League games alone like, let alone potential European games, and cup competitions. And that's completely discounting the extra corporate facilities that will be charged £300-£500 a game.

I was really looking forward to sitting down and watching all the non-3pm kick-offs on boxing day, as I just lounge around eating all the leftovers, but I've just seen that the games are: Man City Vs. Everton Wolves Vs. Man United Liverpool Vs. Leicester Talk about a shit selection of games

Gameweek 18 - deadline Thursday 26th December 2024 @ 12.30 Man City 2 v 1 Everton Bournemouth 1 v 1 Palace Chelsea 2 v 0 Fulham Newcastle 1 v 1 Villa Forest 2 v 1 Spurs Southampton 1 v 1 West Ham Wolves 0 v 2 Man United Liverpool 5 v 0 Leicester Brighton 1 v 1 Brentford Arsenal 2 v 0 Ipswich Gameweek 19 - deadline Sunday 29th December 2024 @ 14.30 Leicester 0 v 3 Man City Palace 2 v 1 Southampton Everton 1 v 2 Forest Fulham 2 v 2 Bournemouth Spurs 2 v 1 Wolves West Ham 1 v 3 Liverpool Villa 1 v 1 Brighton Ipswich 1 v 3 Chelsea Man United 1 v 1 Newcastle Brentford 2 v 1 Arsenal Gameweek 20 - deadline Saturday 4th January 2025 @ 12.30 Spurs 2 v 1 Newcastle Villa 3 v 0 Leicester Bournemouth 3 v 1 Everton Palace 0 v 2 Chelsea Man City 2 v 1 West Ham Southampton 0 v 2 Brentford Brighton 1 v 1 Arsenal Fulham 2 v 0 Ipswich Liverpool 3 v 1 Man United Wolves 1 v 1 Forest

7 Years since Henri Saivet started a random Premier League game and gave the ball away leading to a goal, and scored a worldie, all in the first 10 minutes.

Dates have been confirmed for Newcastle United's two-legged Carabao Cup semi-final against Arsenal. United comfortably beat Brentford 3-1 on Wednesday to book their place in the last four, where they have been drawn against the Gunners. The Magpies will travel to the Emirates Stadium for the first leg, which it has now been announced will take place on Tuesday, 7th January, with kick-off set for 8pm GMT. And the return leg at St. James' Park is now scheduled for Wednesday, 5th February, with kick-off in that game set for 8pm GMT. Any further relevant details will be confirmed in due course.

Make it 76k so we have the biggest stadium in the league.

Just a thought, but for the home Ipswich game, I really hope Wor Flag pick that game to do a massive Sir Bobby display.

Only one home win all matchday, wonder how often that happens.