Sheaf Saint

Jesus. How hard did he kick that table FFS!?

Leaving all personalities aside, what aspects of the Labour manifesto do you consider to be extremist?

But again, just because that happened last season, doesn't mean he is 'prone' to it happening.

His 'horrific" injury record is badly skewed by the fact that he had two very lengthy periods out where he missed an awful lot of games over a number of years. That doesn't mean he is actually injury prone and excessively likely to have multiple periods out for minor injuries each season. I think a lot of people on here overlooked this fact when warning about signing an 'injury prone' player.

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/nov/29/rubbish-seaside-a-backhanded-love-letter-to-urban-britain

https://twitter.com/BeardedGenius/status/1200713640195874816 I almost felt sorry for him watching this. I half expected him to drop the mic and run off crying!

It was very unfortunate that the ball bounced off him and right into a perfect path for Sarr to run on to and score. That sort of thing doesn't happen to better players though, does it. Overall, he's not looked too bad since he's come back in, and I like that he is starting to show some of the leadership qualities we have been missing. This is the sort of thing that comes with age and experience. If he could just cut out the sloppy errors he makes 3 or 4 times per game, he would be a decent defender.

Anyway, moving back vaguely in the direction of the actual thread topic, I see the Beeb have capitulated and allowed Johnson to go on the Marr show tomorrow as it is "in the public interest" following the events on London Bridge. Shall we run a sweepstake on how many times he says "get Brexit done" and attempts to throw in the Labour Antisemitism line to a completely unrelated question?

True. but Boufal was looking pretty handy earlier in the season when he was starting though. I think the OP is right. Redmond has done nothing this season to warrant starting every game.

Who do you bring in in place of PEH and Stephens though? Boufal over Redmond looks like a no-brainer. But we just don't have anyone else who is instantly and obviously better than those two

Rules have changed this season though. Any handball in an attacking move, no matter how minor or accidental, instantly rules out any resulting goal. Or should do anyway. But f*ck it. After Doucoure literally punching the ball into the net to equalise a couple of seasons ago, and the travesty of Austin's disallowed goal last season, we deserve a bit of luck like that.

A desperate, probably undeserved, scrappy win against the team bottom of the table. I know I should be happy right now, but I'm really struggling to be.

So Ings' goal should have been ruled out for handball. What an awful injustice that is for Watford!

No idea. There were a couple of injuries but no long VAR delays.

6 minutes added on. SIX!

Already on it. Waiting for the clock to tick over into stoppage time before placing my final one.

How does Long constantly manage to miss chances where it's easier to score?

The worst part of it all is that Watford are utter sh!te and deservedly bottom of the table (well, until tonight). How can we be that bad that we can make them look OK? Shocking stuff.

Anyone but Long.

Ings clattered him first. Ref had already blown for that.

Ralph has lost it. Anybody can see that the overwhelming problem is in midfield, so what does he do? Replaces two attackers with two others.

Long coming on. If Long is the answer then you're asking the wrong question.

Jesus Christ this is painful. JWP is just abysmal.

Yes, he's working very hard at constantly playing the ball backwards. He's probably the best player in the PL at that.

Anyone got a decent stream? Mine has gone completely now. Probably a good thing I guess but I would like to watch the rest of the game.