Sir Joel Inton

To be fair to Igor Jesus, whenever he has got the ball he’s isolated with no Forest player anywhere near him.

He was so good he broke records as Man Utd manager. My personal favourite was their worst start to a league campaign in 33 years. Took over from Mourinho, made them progressively worse and left them in a worse state now re-written in history as some form of managerial genius.

How bad is Kalimuendo if Igor Jesus with 1 goal in 19 is starting ahead of him?

Poundland Wolte that own goal. Edit - Beaten to it

Didn’t have a clue if you go to Old Trafford or not, no idea who you are. My comment was more about the nonsense on social media and Red Cafe but if the boot fits If he wasn’t a laughing stock among Man Utd fans, he should have been. He was useless.

Watching all the Online-only Man Utd plastic fans twist themselves in knots convincing themselves Ole returning to the club is anything other than a complete embarrassment is fascinating Some bloke they sacked because he was a completely shite laughing stock is suddenly a hero again.

It was fairly obvious last season the 3 promoted teams were all on their way straight back down at this stage but it was much closer points wise.

Has this chap ever got anything right? Was useless for our rumours in the summer and Kalimuendo is sat on the bench for Forest tonight, 4 days after this “done deal”.

West Ham are going to get turned over and it’ll be toxic delicious viewing tonight

Multi club ownership is the absolute pits and should be binned but serves the status quo and therefore will remain.

To be fair, it won’t be long until punditry is replaced by YouTubers and TikTokers like Goldbridge, so this might be the prime of punditry.

Ryan Mason is another example of someone getting a career in coaching and management simply because they’ve played the game. Never seen anything from him to suggest he’ll make a decent manager yet he’s still employed at a Championship club. No surprise the options of managers is on the knees at the moment, need to start investing in coaching and management as a route into the sport rather than just over promoting ex-players.

I assumed 72 was the average age of the East stand rather than the ticket price.

Every chance the loser of Leicester v West Brom could give us a final sacking of the day before midnight

Is this the second time I’ve watched a player be walked off the pitch in obvious discomfort on a broken bone? Are stretchers out of fashion these days?

That would be fantastic.

Bahahaha Only problem is this gives them a chance to make a competent appointment, or appoint someone likeable which means I need to start hating them. What a complete shitshow they are It’s truly beautiful.

The only thing I can try and explain with that is if the technology has malfunctioned by Szoboszlai’s position, which is very similar to Wirtz’s but may be slightly more onside than he was. Either that or the technology is just not as accurate as they’ll lead us to believe which may bring into question other decisions or why it’s being used. Otherwise I’m at a loss with even a tolerance how that can be described as being onside.

This is a great image to show how straight the pitch lines are as they line up perfectly with markings in the box. and how clearly Wirtz is offside Although you could argue Fulham deserve to be on the wrong end of that decision for that awful defensive line.

They measure from a starting point (the goal line) to make each line identical. So they’ll measure it down one side of the pitch and the same at the other and then cut down that line. Usually with a line of string across the pitch at both of the measured ends to ensure a straight cut. For the image shown above not to be offside there would need to be quite a deviation away from the line they’d measured which would look abnormal to the naked eye. Source: one of my mates is a groundsman in the Championship.

Even if the grass isn’t straight, which I think the groundsman will disagree with - the Fulham player’s foot is quite a distance behind the cut of grass, as you can clearly see a gap between the two, whereas Wirtz’s is clearly ahead of it. The line of grass would need to be out by some distance, which would be visible on the TV for that not to be offside. I’ve not noticed the computer images to be so different to the real image before either. Wirtz’s leg and foot are in different positions and on the computer image his foot isn’t even on the floor and he appears to be floating.

But, but, but… I thought Amorim just needed 6 transfer windows, £800bn spent on players to suit his system and more time to implement his super special tactical genius? *insert excuses about AFCON, injuries and anything else the Man Utd fans dream up*

It’s not when he whistles, it is when the foul takes place. I’ve no idea if the ball was in play when the foul finished though.

He’s extremely passive aggressive.

Was Delap not offside during that goal? Feel like he looked close but Sky have completely ignored it.