Kid Icarus

Lukuku's cross looks nice but it was incredibly easy like, literally just put it into the place where only Tielemens was.

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

People always say this, but in my experience it was always busy at rush hour. Not massively, but like 50 people or so getting on/off when I used to use it.

Terry was never excellent for England. I've seen it all now.

Good old twitter, not even thinking for a moment "what would I say in that situation?" just any criticism that could exist will exist.

Your greatest work.

Second only to Bellingham for me. A debut where he looked completely natural. Can definitely see him becoming a starter. He's made massive strides this year like.

Good move by Channel 4 to stick Top Gun on after it like. I wouldn't have known or watched it otherwise

Can't help but think the whole kit debacle played a big part in this

Ahh okay, yeah I get you and agree.

Have ffs

He's been a consistent goalscorer and assister for years now, brilliant little player. He's on the same amount of goals as Son this season.

Offside surely

He's had an evening of what should have been 4 yellow cards, no goals, assists, or anything of note. Absolutely no idea what yous are on about tbh

Chilwell playing uncannily like someone who had a joint before 5-a-side

Still haven't seen enough of Paqueta to be annoyed about not signing him like, he does a lot of the same stuff I see Bruno do and at about the same pace.

Chilwell's just shit now then is he?

This is crazy like

Too busy fingering his sister

Fuck I thought it was going to happen there

Think Gordon's been the best player on the pitch so far tbh.

Shocking from Bellingham that

Bruno spraying it out wide to Raphina eh

It's corporate wokeism like, 100%. If they'd said nothing I'd agree with you, but them doing the whole 'it's to unite and inspire' marketing bollocks and using pretty obviously LGBTQ colours for the design choice. I hate these things because imo everyone's absolutely shit. Nike and other companies who do this sort of thing as a form of woke-washing and deliberate controversy=engagement, the flag-shaggers who at any other point of the year will bleat on about other people being triggered over nothing, and then the people opposed to them who will automatically take a multi-national corporation's 'side' as a knee-jerk position and seem to think companies do this because they're moral as opposed to just marketing to what their research has told them sells. The only sane position is to not give a shit, but then 'the debate' becomes the story.

Has anyone ever laid out exactly what the difference in match day income would actually be? Is it really that much of a difference in terms of what we'd want it to be used for, ie signing players?