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Goal. 3 points. Video of him sorting out some tosser who goes looking to cause trouble with him when he's out having a drink later on tonight. A successful 30th all round.

Gary Neville banging on about Spurs' high line, they're probably quite happy for Sterling or Jackson to go through 1 on 1 as much as they like, they'll need about 20 chances between them to score

Honeymoon period for Ange well and truly over

Went through his legs I think

This was 100% me When it was finally given I'd long since sat down and was just shaking my head at how much of a fucking farce it all was. A classic of the VAR ruining the moment genre

Laughable. Have they actually said specifically which bit of the goal they disagree with/why it shouldn't have been given yet? Fucking idiots.

I was half expecting them to ask Arteta if he thought it was a goal it was taking so long

I may need to rewatch to try and pinpoint the exact time I stopped shouting encouragement at the TV and just started laughing every time he absolutely monstered someone

Some of his decisions at the end of that season were bizarre. He seemed to decide that it'd be easier for them to get CL football by finishing 4th than beating Frankfurt over 2 legs then Rangers/whoever the other semi-finalist was that year.

Correct

Be surprised if this doesn't end up abandoned anyway because it kicks off in the stadium during the game. Seems to have been quite a bit of bother at games in France the last few years

This mirrors how I felt, was right in front of the Leazes/Milburn corner flag. The first half almost felt like a load of our lot had given up after seeing the teamsheet and were just there to sit in reverence and enjoy watching City

It's fucking lucky he's apparently okay as the videos on Twitter look like the ref's looking straight at him when he goes down with no-one around him and they just play on

Money back as a free bet because the shit cunts can't get close enough to make 14 fouls?

Things might get messy for him if Phillips gets on

He's very basic isn't he, movement generally all in straight lines. He's a bit of "presence" and pace but that's it.

There are few things more amusing than listening to Gary Neville sounding like he's delivering the eulogy at a funeral whenever these are getting taken apart

Think I read Bournemouth is the earliest chance we'll see him, so probably won't until after the next international break

Steve Howey told me all about trying to play centre forward

I'm game

The way the league is shaping up if Wolves finish 9th or 10th we'll look back and think that's a great point. If Wolves finish 14th then we should have beat them. All we can do is beat all the shite/bottom half. City lost there without Rodri, we've got a point with 20% - 25% of our squad missing, it's obviously not an easy place to go. We take the point and carry on.

Lots of squad/transfer window talk in other threads, especially after games/Tonali's ban etc...this feels like the logical place to bring all those discussions together. From what I've seen and heard of Ashworth, he's big on being "opportunistic" if a player who fits where we want to go is available. Feels like we're all thinking it's time to have a mid- to long-term plan and stick to it, rather than change the plan and approach just because a player happens to become available.

I actually said to my lad just after HT I wonder if the plan is to sack off the Carabao on Wednesday so not make too many changes tonight so we're fighting as fit as possible for Arsenal and Dortmund. Has to be the thinking

Good point all things considered, mind the way Goodman and that other fucker were going on for most of the game you'd think we were a bang average side who've just burgled a smash and grab point at the Bernabeu after being battered for 90 minutes.