Rival watch

My hometown

I remember being in the away end when Spurs helped towards their relegation them from the PL.

 

Queen's Park v Dundee for the 2nd tier title in Scotland. The hosts need to win.
Dundee nick an early goal after a defensive slip, but Queen's Park equalise quickly.
Absolutely unbelievable hit: https://streamja.com/Opajj

Now they've taken the lead!
Owen Coyle is managing the Glaswegian side currently playing in Falkirk.
It's on the iPlayer and BBC Scotland, if anyone's really bored:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/65446903

Edit: 2-2 already! Mental game.

 

It's now 2-3. Edit: 3-3 just before half-time. WTF?

 

What is the score in the East Fife vs Forfar game ... ??

 

I'm aware of the classic, but that's genuinely one of tomorrow's fixtures!

 

Guy I work with is a Queen’s Park and went to the game. He’s been talking about this game for weeks. He’s gonna be gutted after that result

 

I was wondering.....couldn't we have found a manager for our attacking purposes and big Sam to kick some life into our defence? Worked at City a long while ago. One smiled and the other wore a big hat!!!!!!?

I still think Haaland does a good job duplicating Darren Bent but more active!!!? Harry creats and scores but having a tough year this season yet still has 20+ goals.

 

Loved Joe Mercer, always smiling

 

So no football on TV this Saturday lunchtime.
We seem to have an 18th century fancy dress party on instead

 

It's the top story on BBC Football, rather bizarrely: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/65505493

To make things even worse, Ayr nicked an 88th minute winner at Inverness.
That dropped Queen's Park into 3rd and now they've got an extra play-off game.
They face local rivals Partick Thistle, so that should be interesting.
The schedule is absolutely ridiculous and they need to beat three teams to go up now:
https://spfl.co.uk/news/spfl-play-off-schedule-202223

 

There aren't even any early foreign games, which is a bit weird.

 

Yeah, they’ve come 3rd in a 2 horse race

 

So today in the PL we have :

1. Big Sam vs a Big Sam wannabee
2. 12th place "six pointer"

 

How is Pep a big Sam wannabe?

 

He wants his hairline.

 

Pep knows that the true test of a PL manager
is consistently saving a club from relegation.

 

He wishes he was as much of a FFP crook as Allarshyte?

 

A long time ago in a season far far away(?) we had a manager or two that showed our players how to play football and defend........Next season seams bloody scary......!?

 

Looks like my phone is broken. Trying to tell me Chelsea are in front.

 

13 mins gone ... not a single attempt from either team ...