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I keep thinking to myself "This may be the worst game i've ever watched", but then I remember Steve Bruce's Newcastle United existed.

This is so bad I may actually change over to Four in a Bed.

That half was abhorrent.

The quality in this game so far has been shocking

They went down quicker than this guy:

Southampton:

It may be in my head but I swear most seasons Salah is absolutely world class for the first 2/3rds of the season, and then tends to drop off quite a bit in the last third.

Julien Laurens just perfectly summed up Ange's personality in one sentence on BBC 5Live "He thinks he's Jose Mourinho when he's actually Martin Jol".

Just because Betis are a class club to be honest, and have one of the best stadiums in Europe.

Today's results please: Brentford win Liverpool win Southampton win (For the lol's) Man United win.

I just googled it as I was curious, and in a way it makes sense and from a very basic point of view: Score first = More likely to Win Concede First = More likely to Loss But when the concede first their stats are: Games: 6 (3 games by more than 3 goals) Won: 1 Loss: 5 Scored: 3 Conceded: 15 When they Score First: Games: 23 (This is more than any other team) Won: 16 Draw: 5 Loss: 2 Them two losses btw:

This game just highlights how dependent Forest are on getting that first goal, they've managed to get that more often then not this season, but given their margins are so small with their style of play, as soon as they need to chase a game its evident they really struggle to reverse it.

Villa

Absolutely outrageous goal for Middlesbrough against Blackburn

Our last weekend League game was 23rd February, our next weekend League game is 13th April. I know there has been an international break and a lot of cup games, but that feels mental.

Clearly, they've been missing someone like @HaydnNUFC creating top quality match threads.

Halcyon days... We lost this game 5-2 to Leeds fwiw.

Will be interesting to see how Chelsea do now Jackson is back, a lot of their issues have been a lack of thread up front.

Was rightly seething after the disallowed goal. First time I've seen that sort of emotion from him, was good to see.

Performance was so-so, and a bit scrappy, a draw was probably a fair result overall, but that is such an important win, Brentford are no mugs, and it keeps the momentum. That Tonali goal was proper odd, was really confused for a second after it went in as was everyone sat around me. If he meant it, it's unreal.

Im in St James Park for the first time since 2016. Am nervous.

Our away kit looks proper lush in person like

Fulham losing is decent.