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It was a street food style stand, but they don't have any normal van style/ canteen burger huts.

For people who go to none league games more regularly, what's the average price for food? As I just paid £8 for a plain cheeseburger at National League South level, and that seems extortionate.

I mean, I'm not complaining if we get a quality looking shirt one way or another.

Gameweek 11 Brentford 2 v 2 Bournemouth Palace 1 v 1 Fulham West Ham 2 v 1 Everton Wolves 0 v 1 Southampton Brighton 1 v 1 Man City Liverpool 2 v 0 Villa Man United 3 v 1 Leicester Forest 2 v 1 Newcastle Spurs 3 v 1 Ipswich Chelsea 2 v 1 Arsenal

There are only 4 points separating us and 3rd tbf

I remember sticking with McClaren for way longer than I should have because we played some decent stuff at points, and it was more attractive on the eye than the dross Pardew served up.

Schar, Burn and Joelinton all on 4 yellow cards going into this. Hopefully both of the former don't get cautions otherwise we'll be fucked going into West Ham

Are you talking about Brummie and Leffe? They're two of the soundest bloke on here.

FA Cup second-round draw Salford City v Cheltenham Town Walsall v Charlton Athletic Exeter City v Chesterfield Leyton Orient v Oldham Athletic Barnsley v Bristol Rovers AFC Wimbledon v Dagenham & Redbridge Accrington Stanley v Swindon Town Crawley Town v Chesham United or Lincoln City Burton Albion v Tamworth Blackpool v Birmingham City Stevenage v Mansfield Town Peterborough United v Notts County Stockport County v Brackley Town Wealdstone v Wycombe Wanderers Morecambe v Bradford City Solihull Moors v Bromley Kettering Town v Doncaster Rovers Reading v Harborough Town Harrogate Town v Gainsborough Trinity Cambridge United v Wigan Athletic

Good result for us really, fucking terrible to watch though.

Was just looking at our fixtures, and by the time we play Liverpool, we'll be a third of the way through the season, and we'll have played arguably the 4 hardest home games of the season already in Man City, Arsenal, Tottenham and Liverpool. It means that in the second half of the season we'll play 7 of 10 games against current bottom half opposition, and two of the other 3 are against Bournemouth and Forest, who could have potentially dropped of by that point. It does mean that we'll have much harder away games, but it should hopefully mean that if we do lose any momentum in them away games, it won't last too long as we'll have a favorable home fixture coming up not too long after.

Yeap

This Spurs vs Villa match, could be one of the games of the season.

Just listening back to the Totally Football Show from Thursday, Arsenal fan Aidran Clarke came out with the following: "I think the Newcastle back four are not good at the moment, I don't think they're playing anywhere near as well as they should, I don't think the structure of the team is right. Looking at that Chelsea game, Fabian Schar had a disaster class in defending, and I think the two full backs are get at able for Arsenal. Martenelli is in good form, Saka is in really good form. So if Arsenal are going to win it, its going to be down the sides, and I think they will".

It's easily the most competitive Premier League season I can remember. It feels like there are no teams that's are far and away better than anyone else, even Liverpool seem fallible despite 25 points out of 30. Fulham are a perfect example, they seem like they've had a really good start to the season, playing good football, and putting in some impressive performances, but they're 12th.

Everyone knows thats the sexy Swiss CB.

Forest's next set of fixtures will likely dent their momentum, even if it is cool that they're doing well. Newcastle (H) Arsenal (A) Ipswich (H) Man City (A) Man United (A) Aston Villa (H) Brentford (A) Tottenham (H)

Kalvin Phillips sent off for Ipswich.

Wolves Vs Palace as the 5:30 game...

Taxi for Lopetegui?

Ignorance? We tactically out shone them in every department, you can use graphs and XG to make your point, but anyone watching that game knows Arsenal didn't deserved shit.