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McNulty not got a sob piece out yet?

Yes, 2pts above us: https://www.premierleague.com/matchweek/7858/table

Same here. Game kicks off at noon out here, but I have a woodworking class at 6pm. Wanted getting smashed out of the way before I'm using the table saw.

I'd take a loss tomorrow, but I think they might smash Spurs at home on the final day to send Spurs 9th and Everton 18th

Is his dad living there now? Number of games he's been at it must be mental travel if not.

If they keep Mowbray, I think they'll be seen as a good destination for loanees and will get decent replacements. The EFL probably needs to limit the numbers though, as it's ridiculous how some clubs f**k themselves with how many they play.

My brother-in-law worked at the hotel Luton were staying at when they came up to play us in the 92-93 season, and he overheard David Pleat tell his players "Newcastle are not a good team". 2-0

He knew the upcoming outcome.

Sending much Ndlovu for tonight

Gelhardt will be on the other side of the pitch too.

I know we love to bash, but this was funny:

He switched off tracking Ayling after he got to the edge of the box, but Maxi would have been nowhere near and I'm not sure Willock would have been either. It was a good run by Ayling.

Cracking save from the keeper at first too.

I think he can still play for England since he's only represented Scotland through the U21s, but has he given any indication he would want to play for England?

Back heel for

Longstaff's was similar to Gibbs-White's that's all

Longstaff may have words.

That 1988 Olympics field hockey was wild with the subs at "corner" time. Sean Kerly.

Ref should have blown for the free kick rather than half time (which was after the foul).

Just wondering, is it in the rule book that the keeper gets the ball if VAR overturns the penalty? The ball was booted up to Pope (and I think Willock was running back to then get it back from him), but Ramsdale was given a goal kick.

But the ball went out...

Probably Giggs, but his calming Joelinton down was nice to see too. Same with Isak's peptalk to Willock.

The ref could always force the physio to come on and therefore the player has to go off? Every single time they would be poleaxed for half a minute and then wave him off. As I said in the other thread, we need to add that to the repertoire if we're going to continue.

Usually when say Longstaff goes down, the physio comes on and they at least have to go off. Arsenal got away with acting poleaxed and then waving away the physio away every single time. Need to add that to the repertoire

Not by Keegan, and eight months later we were down.