Rival watch

I knew I should've watched Queen's Park again! Lost 4-3 to Partick Thistle.
Went 2-0 and 3-1 down, got it back to 3-3, then lost in the 97th minute!

 

Sounds oddly familiar

 

Oh! How could you,PNP?

 

Trump to pay the lady 5,000,000 so far.More to follow. The bastard!

 

There can be a lot of nonsense on all forums including here. I tend to skip past them and don’t get involved.

I don’t know if you can read this whilst you’re banned but I hope you return next month.

Free the King!

 

Inter 2-0 up already
I thought it was meant to be cagey?

 

Seriously, how did we not score against this lot over 180 minutes?

 

Have a guess

 

Did we have a shot cross the line, but the ref ignored it...?

 

Quite possibly I didn't watch it.
Wast it like the one at OT years ago when the ref was over 70 yards away at ground level yet you all thought he could see it crossed the line

 

In that case, the linesman was a lot closer (something like 25-30 yards), but as has been the issue since VAR got horribly bastardised in the Premier League officials are more interested in covering their mates' backs than suggesting their mate might have got something wrong

 

Pray for Valerian

 

Is that the Valerian from the city of a thousand worlds ?

 

As they don’t play a competitive game for 3 months, the future looks rosy for him. He might see out the summer.

 

As long as it's not the valerian my mother puts in her tea every night...

 

He was once Palace's most expensive transfer of all time and played 13 games for them.
That included a 3-1 loss to us at Selhurst Park, where Nicola Berti got the opener.

 

That would've put him pretty close to the other area's D. He was ****, but not that ****.
Useless **** was in the same half and wasn't far from Mendes when he hit it:

Bent. As. ****.

 

Are you seriously saying that at ground level from that distance he could not only see the line but also that the whole of the ball had crossed it

 

His linesman certainly could.
Carroll basically chucking himself into the goal, then looking guilty as **** should've tipped him off, too.
It's a Fergie decision. Utter corruption.

 

Here's the thing: there's certainly been criticism of the dressing room omerta ever since a certain percentage of response to John Terry being a racist twunt was browbeating Anton Ferdinand for not keeping his mouth shut, but there never seems to be any discussion about the omerta of the officials when one of them ****s up

It was ridiculous enough when the linesmen and fourth officials all apparently looked the other way, as was the case there as the linesman was much closer to the goal than Mark Clusterfuck, but with VAR it's become far more obvious - especially in the cases when the PGMOL can't cover their asses and instead issue a "Whoops, sorry" shrug a couple of days afterwards