Lighthouse

Just out of interest, what would your policy be if you were running the country?

How can it be a distraction tactic, when it’s a variant first recorded in a foreign country being reported by media channels outside of government control.

So, the South Africans and the BBC are working together to help cover up for the Tories?

Any particular posts you’re concerned about? We haven’t had anything reported that’s been deemed homophobic as such.

I can just imagine all the senior Tories having a secret plan to kill off elderly voters.

Unless this is an exceptional bluff, he's not MLG.

Not including any replays and neutral venues, we’ve been draw away in 16 of our last 22 cup ties, over the last 5 years. Swansea - A Chelsea - A Sheff Utd - A Newport - A Bournemouth - A Wolves - A Arsenal - H Shrewsbury - H Brentford - H Spurs - H Huddersfield - H Man City - A Pompey - A Fulham - A Derby - A Leicester - A Everton - A Brighton - A Wigan - A West Brom - A Watford - H Fulham - A

Good point, I hope he doesn’t pull out at the last minute.

Everton clear the ball up the pitch in the sixth minute of stoppage time and the ensuing 50-50 melee almost gets them a goal. Perhaps we could show JWP a video of that. Edit: On Saturday Aubameyang slams that last kick of the match right in the bottom corner.

The logic being presumably that Godfrey was looking in the other direction and couldn’t possibly have know Tomiyasu’s head would be just above his torso.

How in the name of Jehovah is that not a red card?!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-59513011 Not a game as such but Barton looks like Harry Potter grew up, gave up magic and opened a vegan cafe in Covent Garden.

As always, I want someone sh*te at home. As always, we’ll get Chelsea, Arsenal or Everton away.

The Isle of Wight isn’t real, that’s just what they want you to believe.

I wonder how many of our current squad weren’t born the last time we won at Arsenal in the League. The way we managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of victory, in the sixth minute of stoppage, two years ago is remarkably similar to the Brighton game. It was like we were just determined for them to score.

I would assume he was signed as one for the future, as a 17 year old, and is basically third choice by default.

I don't know where exactly they train but geographically, he's not far from Chelsea's Cobham training ground, where he'd been going to work for the last four years. He's been in England for a good while now, so unless he was particularly homesick it all makes sense.

Hopefully he's fit and doesn't have any injury issues. I'd hate to see Willy getting too stiff and having to be pulled off at half time.

But that’s not what anyone is arguing. Like I said, we were better this time last year but not six months ago. Clearly, we had more points after 15 games but all we have to do now is not lose 18 of the remaining 23 and we’re better overall. There is no reason to think we will repeat last seasons drastic hero to zero drop in form.

A year ago, yes. Six months ago, unequivocally no. It seems a rather pedantic thing to argue over; Dellman claimed were better than last year, not at this time last year. I think that’s reasonable if we’re including losing 18 of the last 23 games or whatever that dreadful run was.

I think we’re talking overall, as opposed to the first 15 games. The fact that three of our supposed better players from last season can barely get on the pitch for mid table teams speaks volumes IMO.

F**k off ref, that’s a goal all day long.

About as perfect a set of results as we could ask for really, with Leeds nicking that equaliser. In other sports, nasty collision at the start of the Formula 2 race in Jeddah.