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Awww.... what a shame....

Is that a long-winded way of saying: "the geezer that ordered the new screens didn't check first to see if the structure of the stadium was strong enough to support them"...?

Why not? It spells as it sounds: P.e.r.f.e.c.t.l.y A pretty easy one if you ask me.

Not even us needing a win to seal our Europa League qualification...?

I like this reply to that tweet....

Was he not also picking the best 11 available to him when we were the 4th best team in the league in 2020...?

My dad bought me that album on vinyl from a charity shop two weeks ago. True story.

Yes, but I'd much rather they hadn't left the webcam on to be honest. #frottage #MentallyScarredForLife.

Yep, that definitely makes you less sad than them...

1) Squad depth and quality thereof. 2) Glasgow stopped posting 3) Ralph (#legend) started to do what Lord D told him to do (e.g. stop having a soft son-in-law as captain #genius)

If they'd bothered to show the Fernandes and Maguire incidents in the highlights they could have analysed that too...

Watching MotD... How do Man City get a penalty for that soft challenge yet we get nothing for the Maguire challenge on Broja? #inconsistentreferreeing

He's certainly added some varnish to the team's performance

Source?

And the refs let him get away with it, game after game....

Didn't realise how close Adams was to being offside when I saw it live. Fine margins but great goal 👍

Historically, this is typically the type of game that Saints have a bad day at the office at following a decent run of form. But here's hoping we wipe the arse of history and tonk the dug-out champions. Same starting 11 three games on the trot?

One can never be 100% sure but I suspect Maguire intended to put his foot down on Broja's leg but knew how to make it *look* accidental. To my mind, the giveaway was that he didn't do the 'looking back and putting his arms in the air' innocence act that players do when they realise they've accidentally trodden on someone's leg. When you accidentally tread on someone's leg you know you've done it and your natural reaction would be to turn around and check the player is ok. Maguire did neither. A cleverly disguised deliberate act IMO.

Bugger

Come on Leeds!

Cheers for renaming the thread ❤️👍

Can someone explain the dissent laws to me. I thought they'd been tightened up in recent years to prevent players surrounding the ref and arguing against every decision? If there are laws against this they don't seem to apply to Utd players.