What? He won the ball fairly. It was robust but this was an English cup match. Not a couple of Spanish tarts fluffing each other. f*** me the games gone if english football fans start complaining about fair tackles like that.
Anyone suggesting that his age should be taken into account is completely wrong in my opinion. The day he pulled on his first team shirt he was considered old enough to play and therefore he's old enough to be sent off. And that was a red card...
One team (us) averages 2.2 goals per game this season, the other (them) averages 0.7 goals per game. In my book that’s a damn site more than a slight edge, before you get to the fact that we’re at home.
I've seen their games. Lots of huff and puff but that's about it. Delap is a cart horse better suited to the Championship and is the main reason for their lack of goals to date. Let's all bear in mind that they've so far lost to or failed to beat...
Notts Forest have scored a total of 6 goals in 9 competitive games. And 4 of those 6 came away at Liverpool and Villa. If we can't beat these cloggers then we might as well give up.
Was yesterday's result a good one for us? Assuming City are going to lose those points at some stage anyway was it better that they beat Liverpool than the other way around. Liverpool would have gone above us with a win so I guess that was the...
Give me an example please? Spain, France and Argentina have all had phenomenal players upfront and are the recent champions of any international competition. Harry Kane might be close to those players but Dominic Calvert Lewin or Ollie Watkins...
100% only talking about replacing Kane. We have some brilliant players such as Bellingham, Saka and Gordon who's starting to look like the real deal, but none of them score the goals that Harry Kane does and I wouldn't want to see any of them...
In 4-6 years hopefully. In the meantime Kane carries on or is there a hidden gem in the Premier League that hasn't yet had an England cap? Because none of the rest are anywhere near good enough in my opinion.
33 years old and there is no one that could/would come close to his ability moving forward for England. He'll need to keep himself fit for another 4-6 years or England are in a world of sh*t.
There's another international break in a month. They're a necessary evil but I personally hate them. And the amount of injuries all clubs have suffered from, off the back of the world cup suggests it may be a bit too much, too early.
I think this but the negative points they have should continue until they've cleared them. So relegated this season and start on -220 next season in the Championship and if they manage to get 100 points they finish on -120 and start on that in...