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I hate how the BBC Football home page prioritizes the leagues in the Live Scores bit top right. I wish you could customize that to default to whichever leagues are playing that you care about. I've no interest in Ross County vs Aberdeen compared to Boro v Norwich.

Not the PL, but Brighton in 2017. 7 clear with 3 to play

It was going away from goal (slight pull back) and he's not Rashford / Kane.

Obviously missing something, as all I can think of is Womens' Institute that my 98 year old aunt still walks to each week. Not that there's anything wrong with that, howay the lasses!

Only pass Redknapp ever made that could compare, was the one that worked on Louise.

The story if Luton got promoted would be amazing - relegated to the Conference jut fourteen years ago, and stayed there for five seasons. I've not heard anything bad about Nick Owen, so would be chuffed for him.

The penalty was given around 94:50, and even without VAR it took the ref two and a half minutes to get everyone outside the box.

It's just a jump to the left And then a stepover to the r-r-r-r-ight Put's his hands on his hips Isak's scoring tooooonnnnight But it's the pelvic thrust Into Joe Willock's fa-ay-ay-ay-ace Let's do the toon warp again

Seems apt:

Yet Fernandez didn't even get a yellow for the ankle stamp on Maddison. Since Bruno got a three game ban (justified), they seem to have been declared "just part of the game".

Given the opposition, maybe VAR will finally catch up with Fabinho.

Not excusing doing it all season, but regarding the restart Ake was still under contract for at least the next year. If Fraser had snapped his leg, would Bournemouth had paid him beyond his contract? Given the bad blood, I'm sure it would have leaked from the club that they had offered him say 12 months insurance in case of injury. I totally get why he did that, but still didn't like we signed him. Mixed emotions there

Cross my palms with Silva as it were.

Congersations? Sounds like a long line of candidates forming. Hay!

What's your sauce for this?

Yeah, but pulling up trees on the pitch for us would be just as valid as cutting them down.

Newton's first law of football journalism.

Loved Graeme LeSaux's commentary "if you try and play it over his head, you're putting it out of play".

That's iron clad reasoning.

Ronaldo looks like he's missing his MAGA hat.

For context, still less than an aging Lukaku.

The last analysis (a few months ago) showed they are about 400m in debt. Mostly owner provided loans, but there was nothing posted about how it got so high - the Amex only cost a quarter of that. Edit: Found it Swiss Ramble on Twitter: "Thread on Brighton and Hove Albion’s 2020/21 accounts, when they reduced their loss from £67m to £53m, as revenue rose £19m to club record £152m. Debt up to £374m, 4th highest in PL, mainly owed to owner Tony Bloom #BHAFC https://t.co/dFdIbcE1bU" / Twitter

The USA feed showed the entire scene of the ref walking over to the monitor, and never cut away. They only showed him the same angle from the Milburn stand a few times. "Lee, do you have the replay from the other side?" "KKrrrrr, wzh, you're breaking up there Michael"

"but but he didn't sign for Gateshead marra"

NBC here in America showed it a few seconds later. Maybe someone else in America knows, does NBC just get raw feeds they mix/edit themselves? I'd assumed they just take the Sky/BT edit and just add their own commentary.