Match Day Thread 2017/18 Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

Exactly, two guys just having a laugh and their daughter shares it on social media

 

meh.

give a ****?

they are only apologizing as it was made public and therefore made into an offense on our part.


Really do you think any one gives any respect anywhere they go.

Like ****ting on the floor of the away dressing room and all that stuff.

 

Liverpool constantly played long ball against Roma, says Daniele De Rossi
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...-long-ball-against-roma-says-daniele-de-rossi

 

Roma won't shut up about Barcelona. They sound #desperate like a lottery winner who blows all their money and goes around saying "it's not impossible, it's happened before"

They conceded 5 in the first place because they played the same system as the Barcelona win #thatwentwell

 

The only Murtys I've known were Catholic and current caretaker manager Graeme Murty's family are all lifelong Celts.

 

he's not wrong cos it worked.

he's just bitter cos his team was **** and he was blown off park.

Like.... if you set up like that and leave buckets of space and give us 3 slow guys v our forwards what do you expect us to do... 5 goals like...

 

He's being somewhat liberal with his definition of a long ball. There were some early 30 yard passes to the forwards but the 1st goal came from a high press in their half; 2nd started with a VVD clearance, which didn't even leave our half, then Salah and Firmino beat five of them; 3rd was a 30-yarder down the wing to Salah; 4th was a shorter one to Salah in the same place for the same outcome; 5th was Firmino's header from a corner.

Their 1st was a 30-yard pass over the top to Dzeko, no shorter than ours to Salah and similar in beating the back four, apart from ours being played a bit further back and the attack having more to do than Dzeko.

We only played trad long balls from Karius once Salah had gone off, which actually benefitted Roma, who kept getting possession back cheaply.

 

A city player also said that.It is evidence of frustration.

 

fixed

 

My comment had nothing to do with last night's game. I'd rather play Real Madrid as I think that game suits us more

 

Anyone seen Wembley might be for sale lol.

Fulham owner £800 mill bid.

 

He owns an nfl team. A franchise will move to London

 

What does he want to do with it, the weird ****?

 

"It is understood the FA would be keen for the stadium’s name to continue to include the word Wembley under the terms of any sale."

[Insert sponsor's name] Wembley Stadium.

 

Another hack trying to make a name for himself off the backs of 135 dead supporters, and apparently the Liverpool supporter critically injured by Roma thugs brought it on himself because he's a Liverpool supporter and responsible for two tragedies and every other hooligan related act carried out by so called supporters of LFC.

Incorrect, ignorant and offensive newspaper response to Liverpool attack by Roma fans goes against all reality

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spo...gnorant-offensive-newspaper-response-14579442

 

Real Madrid must be stopped from hat-trick of European cup like Sevilla winning hat-trick of Europa cup. I believe only Liverpool can stop them.

 

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Wembley: Football Association offered £800m to sell national football stadium

Fulham owner Shahid Khan has made an offer, thought to be worth a total of £800m, to buy Wembley Stadium from the Football Association.

It is understood Khan's bid includes £500m for the stadium and £300m for the FA to keep the Club Wembley debenture and hospitality business.

The FA board discussed the approach at a meeting on Thursday.

"We would strive to be the best possible steward for a venue that is iconic," said Khan.

The owner of NFL side Jacksonville Jaguars added: "Wembley would return to private ownership and The Football Association would be able to focus on its core mission of developing players.

"I trust many if not most of you are also supporters of the England national teams, so I hope you welcome the potential of this becoming a reality."

Fulham coach Slavisa Jokanovic said at a news conference on Thursday that Khan told him "about his plan a year and a half ago. He's very ambitious."

BBC Sport understands selling Wembley would allow the FA to make a major investment into football at grassroots level.

The 90,000-seat stadium, which is the largest in the United Kingdom, cost £757m to build and opened in 2007.

The FA said in January it would finish paying for the ground by the end of 2024.

Tottenham have played their home Premier League games at Wembley this season while work on their new stadium takes place.

What about NFL matches?
Spurs also have a deal with the NFL to stage a minimum of two games a season over 10 years once their new stadium is complete.

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy said the link-up with the NFL was a "compelling and exciting partnership".

NFL executive vice-president Mark Waller said having stadium options in London has been "critical to the NFL".

His statement added: "The potential purchase of Wembley Stadium is a further powerful sign of their commitment to the UK and their vision to help us grow the sport.

"This new relationship would allow for even greater flexibility in scheduling future NFL games in London."

Who is Shahid Khan?
BBC Radio London's Andy Rowley

Khan came to prominence in England when buying Fulham in 2013 from Mohamed Al-Fayed.

The 67-year-old was born in Lahore, Pakistan but moved to America at the age of 16 to study engineering and went on to become a billionaire as an automobile parts manufacturer.

Khan's current net worth is $7.2bn (£5.2bn), making him the 217th richest person in the world according to the 2018 Forbes rich list, and the 73rd richest in the United States.

Khan bought NFL franchise Jacksonville Jaguars in 2011 and they have had a deal to play "home" games at Wembley since 2013. The contract for that is in place until 2020 as the Jaguars have tried to put themselves at the forefront of the NFL links with London.

Fulham are pushing for a return to the Premier League, having been relegated to the Championship in 2014 soon after Khan's arrival, while Jacksonville had their best season for a decade, reaching the AFC Championship game before being beaten by New England Patriots.

Khan has stated that any prospective deal for Wembley will have no impact on his commitment to Fulham and the proposed redevelopment of the Riverside stand.

Khan's son, Tony, has been vice chairman and director of football operations at Fulham since February 2017, having previously advised on football operations.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/43906272

 

What a ****in scumbag

 

See the FA have fined Wigan because of the pitch invasion after they beat City.

I also see City haven't been fined for the same offence plus setting smoke bombs off after their victory against Swansea.

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Liverpool request 'extraordinary meeting' with Roma, UEFA and Italian police

http://www.skysports.com/football/n...ary-meeting-with-roma-uefa-and-italian-police