Bimpy474

Erm because it just a bit of joking around, not meant too seriously. It's up to you but hey lighten up a bit At least the washing up will be done now, and by god the ironing was piling up

That's how i saw it, we didn't play well and yet i came away annoyed we lost. We've come so far in such a short period, it's not that we forget that, we just have more expectation that we haven't had for so long.

Their is a certain arrogance of successful clubs, and a rather distorted view from them of how they got to where they are. I sincerely hope if we do achieve some success we don't become as arrogant and forgetful of our journey.

Miggy is so careless with the ball.

FFS, Two Man City players did that first half and got nowt, Rodhi The Unbookable being one of them.

You're not far wrong in what you say, but that kind of action then becomes a law issue, and the innocent until proven guilty aspect as well. That's a big can of worms to delve into and to try to get right and fair in a lawful way, that would protect the employee, any victim depending on what crime may have occurred, and employer for that matter. Also in sport (and politics especially) you seem guilty until your proven innocent, which always seems a tad unfair.

This is not to defend him as he's a scumbag, however as he's not being charged, we don't know behind the scenes that he's engaged in treatment for what's clearly a serious problem, and Man United could be providing the access to that, because of the duty of care employers have to provide by law, and would you think they would want to do for their employees. They've badly misread what the reaction of keeping him would be though, all the evidence was there for them to anticipate that. Just listening or reading what he said to his girl, his behaviour, the physical evidence, but the less cynical side of me doesn't think they should be criticised for trying to help him. They should imo have helped him, but also let him know despite the help he would no longer play for the club because of what he did, charges dropped aside.

Gameweek 2 Forest 2-0 Sheff United Fulham 1-1 Brentford Liverpool 2-1 Bournemouth Wolves 1-1 Brighton Spurs 2-1 Man United Man City 2-1 Newcastle Villa 2-0 Everton West Ham 1-2 Chelsea Palace 1-3 Arsenal

Like that

Hall and Targett left back, Dan Burn moves over to provide cover and competition in the middle, or so i've read a few places.

The non red card in our game shows a massive anomaly with the rule. Goalkeeper makes the foul, Covering defender who can't use his hands - Yellow Card. Defender makes the foul, in on a goal keeper who can use hands - Red Card. Yep that makes sense.

Diaz got 8 points and Akanji 6, i had Cash in getting minus 1. I meant to take him out but forgot, i would probably have gone with Akanji, be 5 points better off like.

85 i think, but had Diaz and Akanji on the feckin bench.

When they interview the bald Ming the merciless pervert, bet he gives Wolves no credit at all.

Yes mate, yes you are. And may i suggest glasses or a telescope. That or stop wanking.

The feck you have you cheeky sausage.

Good for the win mate to be honest.

Incompetence, biased incompetence bordering on corruption, aye.

Michael Salisbury = Corrupt Cunt

That's a disgusting decision, utterly ridiculous.

That's a penalty all day long.

So undeserved, absolutely wankers. Wolves poor finishing has cost them the game.

How is that not a yellow

Alright there Gary O'Neil