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Well this is certainly raised my spirits after yesterday

Being an inconsistent team may be more frustrating than being a shit football team

That half summed up in one gif:

While I get that, Howe mentioned that both Tonali and Gordon where fatigued and carrying niggles post Liverpool in his presser yesterday. Assuming he's telling the truth, which we have no reason to think he isn't, it was playing players in these situations which caused us so many problems with injuries last year (Although the majority of that was forced).

Lottery number please?

With gusts of wind around 70-80mph, with it meant to peak around kick-off in area, it rightly got called off.

There are current gusts of up to 70 and 80 mph in Liverpool with the peak meant to be around kick off. No large scale event should be going ahead in that, and people shouldn't be heading out in it in general, its rightfully been called off.

Everton 1 v 3 Liverpool Villa 4 v 1 Southampton Brentford 1 v 1 Newcastle Palace 1 v 3 Man City Man United 2 v 0 Forest Fulham 1 v 2 Arsenal Ipswich 1 v 1 Bournemouth Leicester 1 v 1 Brighton Spurs 2 v 3 Chelsea West Ham 1 v 1 Wolves

In fairness, commentary aside, Amazon shits on anything from Sky and TNT when it comes to production.

Brighton playing themselves into trouble...

Their home form is decent:

No mention of the utterly biased commentary yesterday, you'd think there was only one team playing with the way they carried on. Love the way around the 85th minute they where talking as if the game was a full gone conclusion.

The 5th easiest draw we could have gotten, you have to be happy with that.

That is literally all your opinion though and not fact, and you can just as well make arguments against what you're saying. In the last set of accounts our revenue had gone up 39% from the previous year, and that's not including the Adidas deal with is another £30m-£40m dependent on who you listen too, that's not exactly awful like some make out. The Training ground has been redeveloped and extended completely since they took over, they've bought the adjacent land off Northumberland FA, and have already mentioned that they're looking for land to build a new facility. Stadiums don't grow on trees, and going through planning as thoroughly as possible to ensure we stay in and around where SJP is, talking to stakeholders in the area etc. Its not dramatic to say that this decision is going to define and shape the club over the next century, it's paramount they get it right, and I would much rather they take there time and and do so that say build a cookie cutter facility on the each of the city. You mean the same hole that has given us as supporters some of the best memories in the last 20 years, got us from 20th to 4th in 18 months. Yes we may have had to sell a few young prospects that I really liked the look of, but I wouldn't trade anything that Staveley did for anything. As a fan who gives a shit about finances if emotionally we get to experience ecstatic moments. You say there is a lack of progress, but its actually the complete opposite, they inherited a shell of a club, and have built it back up. People seem to forget that.

Ipswich 1 v 1 Palace Leicester 1 v 1 West Ham Everton 1 v 2 Wolves Man City 3 v 1 Forest Newcastle 0 v 3 Liverpool Southampton 1 v 4 Chelsea Arsenal 2 v 0 Man United Villa 2 v 2 Brentford Fulham 1 v 1 Brighton Bournemouth 3 v 1 Spurs

You shut your sensible mouth.

And Man United, and Chelsea.

Spurs dropping points at home to Fulham after beating Man City 4-0 away last week, is the most on brand image of Spurs under Ange.

So frustrating, we didn't deserve to win so we can't really complain, but that last 15 minutes we actually looked pretty comfortable and thought we where seeing it out well, breaking up play etc. We need to wake up otherwise this season is just going to fade into nothingness.

A proper stodgy midfield half of football that both teams not really having a lot of goal mouth action bare that shocking miss on the counter from Palace. This is the sort of game that if we win 1-0 it'll be classed as a resolute and solid away performance, if we lose it'll be pitch forks out. That said the first 20 was barely a football match.

3 years since a beast was born:

Back training with the first team today

Gameweek 13 Brighton 3 v 1 Southampton Brentford 2 v 0 Leicester Palace 1 v 1 Newcastle Forest 2 v 0 Ipswich Wolves 1 v 1 Bournemouth West Ham 0 v 2 Arsenal Chelsea 3 v 1 Villa Man United 2 v 0 Everton Spurs 1 v 2 Fulham Liverpool 3 v 1 Man City