Holloway

Too easy, spurs nowhere near in the challenges in the build up

Klopp gannin radio rental

Fuck me, curler pearler

Remarkable amount of space to run into all over the gaff

Well this has taken an interesting turn

His shooting could be better if he was to move up a bit

Well let him fucking heal then

Not sure what to make of him at this point, if he prefers left mid there's a bit of a queue

The qualities he has are undone when he has to think

Well yeah that's true but at certain times here his finishing has looked more than capable, that fucker at the end there nearly ended up in the Thames. Lacking in self belief is evident imo

Have to keep a hold of this fucker,he's a man on a mission you can see it

He seems a fragile individual suffering a massive crisis in confidence to me

What a win that us after that manky maggot riddled first half

Lewis is something of a chunky lightweight

Fab on the charge. ?

Roight fackin geezer is Ambrose aint he

Elliot Anderson lovely little dinky backhell

Heh heh

Isak looking around and shrugging at the lack of press there

Thought Willock had given up the for a season but he seems to have fallen off the wagon

Wolves go one up

Sometimes a choppy river is a blessing,fuck me man get a grip

ooof dem punches

Isak for me has the best all round game out of the lot of them

I remember this very well, he got one chance in the final to get a shot off- and skied it. Macdonald's Supermouth – Newcastle United, 1974 Malcolm "Supermac" Macdonald's unnatural high regard for Malcolm "Supermac" Macdonald came back to haunt him in spectacular fashion in the 1974 FA Cup final. Never one to keep opinions to himself, the luxuriantly side-burned Newcastle striker, who had scored in every round of that season's competition, dominated the build-up to the game with his boasts of the damage he would inflict on Bill Shankly's Liverpool. In the end he barely got a touch as Liverpool romped home 3-0, the biggest winning margin in a final for 14 years, with Kevin Keegan scoring twice against his future club. Liverpool's captain Emlyn Hughes was asked what his team's main motivation had been. He replied: "Malcolm Macdonald." AH