Sir Joel Inton

Sack him at HT and bring Keith Andrews in.

Pre-VAR, it did.

It hasn’t. It was perfectly clear before VAR, it had to be deliberate.

Barnes hauled off. Wissa on for Wolte after 85 minutes.

Been dreadful. No idea how you can expect Howe to sub him after 20 minutes though. If he comes out for the second half it’ll be scandalous.

I wouldn’t mind that being given as a penalty if we didn’t have everyone telling us how it wasn’t a penalty for exactly the same incident in our game vs. Man Utd. You cannot give one but not the other. Total incompetence. Handball should be a deliberate action, the whole rule changed and bollocksed due to VAR.

How is that different to the one we didn’t get at Man Utd?

It was too high a bar to reverse the Chalobah decision, but that was so scandalous VAR had to immediately intervene Such a shite penalty that. In real time it was the most obvious that he through himself to the floor by diving over the leg. No need to review it at all.

Literally throws himself over the leg The referee was correct the first time round when he said that immediately afterwards.

Of course they do.

Doku with a pathetic dive. Surely they don’t give this.

Tottenham doing a Tottenham. 2-1

Keith Andrews doing a wonderful job so far. Fair play to him, had a lot of doubters.

0-1 Longstaff Gordon to get sent off and at least 3 injuries

I would usually agree but VAR was bought in to give correct decisions and on this occasion, West Ham combusting, being relegated and their disgusting fans chewing their way onto the pitch with dildos is absolutely the correct decision.

Impossible to believe that the rules have been changed to suit the needs of the Sky 6. I am shook.

“Sir Alex, my mortgage renewal is coming up, do I fix for 3 years or 5?” ”Fuck off, Darren”

Tackling someone is not deliberate? Watching the Liverpool goal and West Ham non-goal this weekend and nobody can tell me the decisions would be given the same way if the shirts were reversed.

Wouldn’t even be surprising in the state of football these days.

I assumed the Forest tackle played the ball onto a West Ham player which made them ‘play’ the ball and therefore it offside, but that doesn’t happen at all I don’t get how that could ever be offside.

How was that offside, by the way? An attempted dribble tackled towards the West Ham player?

Brexit Jim sat at home masturbating over the thought of sacking some catering staff tomorrow to balance the books.

Rob Green speaks really well, not heard him much as a pundit before.

So Ole isn’t a good manager, but standards are so low at Man Utd now that he’s a crap enough manager for them? Fair enough, can’t argue with that.