Agree the GD on the loss to the Poool,
and no injuries/cards, then move on to the next game.
Rival watch
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Agree the GD on the loss to the Poool,
and no injuries/cards, then move on to the next game.
This aged incredibly well. What a title challenge it has been. Truly one for the ages.
And as a result they didn't have a single shot on target and only a couple off it.
Millwall fans chanting let him die, let him die at Mateta who was badly injured. Can't buy class.
Couldn't do much about the assist. Blame the defender who smacked it at him. Even the OG was tough to clear.
Some things never change. Near the top of that list is Millwall thuggery: this time on the pitch.
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Couldn't get a PL game on my tv onSaturday but found a Leeds game then Leyton v Charlton.WOW! Never thought I'd see an O's game again,Used to watch them in the afternoon when I worked at Hackney Greyhound track and they switched to Sat night meetings.I can remember (a long,long time ago) I saw 3 matches in one day.Spurs in the morning,O's in the afternoon and Spurs reserves in the evening.I'm feeling much better now!
Some other things also never change, like Michael Oliver dithering in the face of an obvious call
Martin Keown on Cunha's red card:
"unbelievable behaviour, I haven't seen that in football since the 1970s".
"unbelievable behaviour, I haven't seen that in football since the 1970s".
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So it wasn’t just Wenger who didn’t see things at Arsenal
Keown's also had problems seeing why he should pay tax like us mere mortals
