Saint_clark

Ohhhh Tella so close!

They spent more time looking at that than they did for our handball shout the other week 😂🤦‍♂️

Our timing of runs/passes is abysmal.

Makes you wonder if it's a mentality issue like Pahars.

Oh bloody hell, don't let Djenepo be injured...

Robertson really is a dirty whingy prick isn't he.

Ings had time to turn and shoot there.

Great driving run by Diallo and then a poor pass. Really annoyed with how often we get caught offside.

What game are you watching? Very even so far with us possibly just edging it.

Walcott wasting a couple of good chances there with his lack of close control.

Fucking incredible save from Forster there to be fair.

Forster poor, Stephens turned his back on the ball once, Djenepo poor? He's looked good on the ball so far.

They actually checked that for handball 🤦‍♂️

Brilliant from Djenepo, poor from Armstrong, should have held it up.

Forster....please don't...

Great first touch for Forster there 🤦‍♂️

Be watching Ings closely for any sign of discontent.....as I type that 😂😂😂😂

Fair enough, I take it back. Still think it's outrageous that wasn't given as a foul.

Fair enough, I take it back. Still think it's outrageous that wasn't given as a foul.

How have other teams got their games suspended but not us if we've got 5 or more players isolating??

I actually burst out laughing reading that bench. Let's hope the first team are 4-0 up going into the last half an hour as there's no game changers there unless Long rolls back the years or Chauke (who??) is a hidden gem.

We managed it in the first lockdown genius.

Exactly. I can't believe how many people are advocating for putting the next few months of a normal life ahead of other people dying. Which, by the way, is exactly the kind of callousness that the Tories have been accused of throughout all of this.

There are ways around every issue you've raised. One thing that cannot be sorted "after the fact" is hundreds more people dying every day than need to.

That's scary mate, hope he pulls through. I've been shook enough receiving a notification to isolate for 9 days and wondering who the feck I've been close enough to for long enough to get that. This is why I believe the entire school year should be cancelled and restarted in September when the virus figures have dropped and the vaccine has been rolled out to all the at risk groups, key workers and education sector. Sure it would put everyone's education back a year, but it would save lives and actually might end up giving the kids a helping hand as they get half a year of learning remotely.