Valencia take the lead against FC Tax-free Zona.
Lovely. Perhaps at least one ****ing result to cheer me up this weekend.
Lovely. Perhaps at least one ****ing result to cheer me up this weekend.
...
That is the battle. When fans become customers, the game's up.
You spoke too soon, as soon as you posted, Barca equalised.

Finished 1-1. The game was most memorable for a "Pedro Mendes" goal decision.Oh FFS
I'm off to kick a nun.
Coming second is always the hardest
Highly unlikely - he's not a big enough name for them I'd have thought. . And surely a Spurs fan would present this as dubious speculation, or even try to sound worried about it? We'll not sell anyone in January unless it suits us, we are not in that type of position. Eriksen will be looking forward to CL last 16 (can't play for Barca).Barcelona targeting Eriksen in January and MP lining up a replacement for Danny Rose.
This is why I don't think that VAR will actually change anything.The game is becoming way too corrupt and that is sad.Romelu Lukaku has escaped a ban for an alleged kick on Brighton's Gaetan Bong, which is a player and not a nightclub, apparently:
You must log in or register to see mediaAlleged?This is why I don't think that VAR will actually change anything.
They'll use it to punish the Niasses of this world, not the Lukakus.
Any guess on the three refs on that panel? I'm going with Howard Webb, Mark Clattenburg and Alex Ferguson.
Do they publish an explanation? The only grounds would be if the ref saw it, and then it is a foul, no goal and a sending off?Romelu Lukaku has escaped a ban for an alleged kick on Brighton's Gaetan Bong, which is a player and not a nightclub, apparently:
You must log in or register to see mediaAlleged?This is why I don't think that VAR will actually change anything.
They'll use it to punish the Niasses of this world, not the Lukakus.
Any guess on the three refs on that panel? I'm going with Howard Webb, Mark Clattenburg and Alex Ferguson.
They don't explain the decision or say who's on the three-man panel. They all have to agree it's a red and they didn't.Do they publish an explanation? The only grounds would be if the ref saw it, and then it is a foul, no goal and a sending off?
It is bare faced, you have to give them credit, they just don't care about even appearing honest.They don't explain the decision or say who's on the three-man panel. They all have to agree it's a red and they didn't.
It's utterly opaque so that they can pretend that they've done their job, when they clearly haven't.
The funny thing is, that doesn't even matter. Even if he missed, it would still be a red.Never touched him![]()
According to Dermot Gallagher, it was petulance rather than violent conduct and would have been a booking rather than a sending off.The funny thing is, that doesn't even matter. Even if he missed, it would still be a red.
I know you're not serious, but it really does show how silly that decision is.
At least we know who was on the panel and is on the take, now.According to Dermot Gallagher, it was petulance rather than violent conduct and would have been a booking rather than a sending off.
I'm not sure many current refs would agree with his view. They would get a lot of flak if they did.
petulance + physical contact - Man Utd shirt = Free passSo petulance + physical contact = violent conduct.
< noted >