Whitey Grandad

Yes, it’s all about opinions, but what is the basic difference between the Long and Jesus incidents? For the record I didn’t think either was a penalty but was Jesus pushed, tripped or otherwise fouled? Fouled enough for him to stop and throw himself to the ground? I haven’t looked at the incident since but I can’t stand this modern interpretation of the Laws of Football. Thirty years ago he would have been laughed off the pitch.

I didn’t see a penalty for City. The push on Long had a better claim. And two minutes extra time. Really?

More dive than penalty. Was it more of a penalty than the shove on Long?

If anything I thought we looked better before they were subbed off.

But they were right, weren’t they?

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That wasn't our strongest side. We started with Smallbone so we effectively had only ten men.

That’s ok as long as you can still find it.

I agree. To kick out at a player with no chance of getting the ball should be violent conduct and not serious foul play. The punishment should be the same as it would be for a kick at another player anywhere on the pitch.

In an ideal world I’d like both to go down but I’d settle for Everton this season and Newcastle the next.

My car was already covered in dust but when I put my wipers on this morning there was muddy water flying everywhere.

Agreed. So what was the thinking behind starting with Smallbone on Sunday?

I went by train to the game at Brighton a couple of years ago. I bought a first class ticket thinking that it would give me a better chance of getting a seat but the train was crammed and I had to stand all the way. For the return journey an extra train was laid on. This was on a Saturday. God help those who want to go on a Sunday.

Ukraine is a sovereign country and it it wants to elect a load of Nazis isn’t that up to them?

From a comment on the BBC website, “Man United's gross transfer spend is £1.4 billion over the past 10 years and since 2011 they've won two Champions League knock-out ties.”

Ukraine is mainly populated by Ukrainians.

Substitutions need to be slicker. What’s the point of an led display that nobody can read and that can only handle one change at a time. What was wrong with the white cards that they used to hold up?

Engineering works are more prevalent on a Sunday than a Saturday.

Without mentioning the ‘unfair advantage’ that the billions of £ have given Chelsea.

An opportunity for him to right his wrongs.

It always has been better. Three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon is traditional football.

Bugger. That’s his summer holidays knackered. Where else might he go?

It’s an awful idea. The beauty of football compared with other team sports is the continuous ebb and flow and the excitement that this generates. Constant substitutions, sit-down timeouts, VAR delays are all killing this aspect of the sport. It’s a team game and not a squad game.

Do such away season tickets include Cup games, do we know?

Possibly, but all the substitutions would scupper that. Plus the sit-down timeouts.