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Ah yes, the guy who started at the San Siro in the Champions League, and has been a regular starter in the Premier League is League 1 standard.

Des Buckingham's reverse mullet tactic paying dividends here.

I'd really like Bolton to do well, as they've been on really hard times and a club of their size shouldn't be in League 1. But then I remember that Thogden supports them, and that feels goes away

Would go with this personally, Maguire's form has been good this season and he already has that relationship with Stones. LB, honestly, fuck knows, if Shaw was in any way fit, he'd start. But it's easily our weakest position.

£15m for Ramsdale would be a great deal imo.

Man if he says that Tino is on the bench tomorrow, that'll be his most brazen lie yet.

You mean like how every other club has had multiple incidents similar multiple times this season, by basically every referee in the land? Also, and this is a personal thing, but I hate it when people say referees are "corrupt" (and I say that as someone who has probably said similar before) as they obviously arnt, they're human, something that gets missed time and again every time there is a massive pile on.

Jarred Gillet? What's he's done? He's probably one of the better refs around, which is probably damning of our our refereeing structure.

Just looking at Henry's 175 goals on Sky Sports, he was just slightly before my time, and I have never appreciated just how many bangers he scored, his goal to banger ratio must be one of the highest to have played the game.

Did the presenter really just say "Theatre of Streams?

This pre-match analysis has been awful, it's like they're just going through the motions

Hey now, we have the A-League all stars to play this time next week, important game that that Tino will be a big miss for it.

This is the most self deprecating I've ever seen any Man United pundit.

That happens already even with VAR, there is a reason why people in the football league continually say that love that VAR isn't being used. People are way more accepting of an error a referee makes in real time, as they're human, it's a subjective sport and mistakes can happen, and over the course of a season things even out so you just brush it off, but with VAR everything gets analysed 100x over before still getting the wrong decision, it's takes time out the game, people have no idea what's going on that it all becomes a frustrating farce.

I really really hope that passes, as VAR ruins a hell of a lot of what makes football great, but in reality it's never going to happen.

What's wrong with Cruzcampo? It's a great beer.

That's a third one of you?

And just like Sunderland, we started it.

Fair fucks @brummie

That pass from Foden initially looked utter dog shit, and then turned to world class within half a second

Popes command of his box is one of his key strengths imo.