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Lewis "Deck the Fucking" Hall(s).

Incredible save from Martinez that.

There central 4 are terrible, you can't have Coady and Vestergaard behind Choudhry and Winks in the Premier League and expect to get anything, they're all well past it at Premier League Level.

So far, this game has been trash.

He requested a break from the board so his account was banned.

Into these.

I think the fact that we where barely troubled weirdly counted against him, as he wasn't noticeable. Which is actually a really good thing

Dubravka: 6 Livramento: 8 Schär: 7 Burn: 7 Hall: 9.5 Tonali: 9 Bruno: 8 Joelinton: 7 Murphy: 8 Isak: 9 Gordon: 8

Very cathartic that

His performance so far:

I've had the Coventry vs Hull game on in the background to see how Lampard is getting on, and Coventry have absolute battered Hull, could have scored 3/4 goals and played some really nice stuff. So naturally Hull score in their first real attack of the game just before half time

Are you telling people not to be optimistic?

Kaiz has made decent point and is seemingly being sincere, and seems to want to have a genuine discussion, why are you being needlessly patronizing? For what its worth, the draw is great for the "lesser" nations, and thats a really good thing, not everything is about the big nations and leagues. Hell the best thing in Football this year is San Marino getting two wins and qualifying from Group D of the Nations League.

I did say "In their prime" like, which is basically the same as absolute peak like

I've not seen any better complete striker than Cisse during that 6 months post signing, if we're talking peak he absolutely get in

Not have Isak is a wild shout So mine would be, if we're talking at their absolute peak: Krul; Tino, Schar, Colo, Hall; Cabaye, Tiote, Bruno; HBA, Cisse, Isak.

For the top nations it is a bit of a formality, but with the Nations League and the second spot play-off, these qualification campaigns are massive for the second rung of national sides, like Albania for instance have a great chance of potentially making it to the play-off round, to have a one off match to qualify for the World Cup, for the first time in their history.

Chelsea because they played in Asia yesterday, and Spurs would have been the 12:30 Saturday kick-off, but as they where in the Europa League they moved it to 7pm Sunday.

You are to everyone here on Newcastle-Online

Graham Potter to Spurs feels like the most Spurs thing possible.

What first 11 do you think is better, the 5th season, or our current, say they're both managed by Howe, and are in their prime: Krul; Simpson, Colo, Williamson, Santon; Ben Arfa, Tiote, Cabaye, Jonas; Cisse, Ba Vs. Pope; Tino, Schar, Burn, Hall; Tonali, Bruno, Joelinton; Murphy, Isak, Gordon And what would be the combined XI?

For a Premier League club, it absolutely isn't like

Gillespie is a training keeper and is probably on something like £10k a week