Scummer

Used to be, not any more. Family section is basically the corner between the Chapel and Kingsland stands.

I'm not so sure he's playing well at the moment. As people have said, his first instinct always seems to be to go backwards, often passing the ball straight back to where it came from. And as good as his first touch was for the second goal on Thursday, surely the second touch was actually pretty rubbish? He played it into an area with several Arsenal players and none of ours. It was pure good fortune/awful defending that saw it find it's way through to Tadic.

I thought he couldn't go abroad anyway as he's still serving his sentence. Out on licence or whatever.

I was just pointing out that Swansea had their own helping hand along the way. I don't personally think we've done anything overly exceptional. We're doing very well, yes, but clearly it would never have happened without the backing of the Liebherr's.

You do realise their stadium was built by Swansea Council, who still own it, don't you? I guess not having to outlay £30m yourselves to build a ground is quite helpful.

I was just looking online, and there seem to be very few sizes available on there (both home and away). Have we got stock issues?

I don't really read that as him wanting to stay. He wants to stay if he's a regular in the team, but he's not a regular and he's not likely to be.

I thought it was a physicality thing. City were beasts in midfield, Toure must be the biggest player in the division. From what I've seen of Reed, he's not particularly imposing so I didn't have a problem with putting Toby in there (who again is quite a unit).

Hasn't been lately, heard someone say the owner had died? Means you now have to walk or get First Bus, who are an absolute rip-off (£2 for a single across the bridge, £1.50 for a child).

I watched it, but I must be stupid as I didn't get the point. It was just a load of statements poorly edited together, with no analysis of why or how any of these things happen. Brand asked questions with no interest in hearing the answer, interrupting her constantly to insert inane comments about molestation etc. There may well be a serious point here, but that video didn't go any way to explaining it.

Yep, well done Villa for tying Lambert down with a new contract. Wouldn't want other teams to see how well he's doing and trying to poach him.

To whom though?

I can believe that there are people in the world who put things on the internet in order to discredit people, and that they might be getting paid by governments to do so. However, the idea that they have chosen saintsweb as their battleground is hilarious.

Agreed. The goalie has to come off his line in that situation, therefore some sort of collision is inevitable. If we're saying that if the goalkeeper doesn't get the ball it's a penalty, all the attacker needs to do every time is make sure they get it past the keeper with no need to worry about getting the shot on target. Forster did his job.

Are you sure? I thought that was the maximum ratio, so you can't have 3 adults and only one child for example. One adult per child is probably the most common arrangement in the family section.

That's funny, as his chief cheerleader Piers Morgan's main complaint about 'weasel' Cook is that he sat there and stared at the floor while Pietersen was being sacked by England.....

It didn't hit the advertising boards. There was a walkway between the goal and the boards, the net wasn't made of elastic... It hit the metal poles which were used to hold additional nets at the side of the goals in the pre match warm up (to stop wayward shots flying into the crowd). They used to take them down before the match and lie them on the ground behind the goal.

Can't quite see, but it looks like he does a little Cruyff turn at the start of that. Maybe he hasn't changed after all.

It's not 2020 now?

Looked at this and unfortunately the 50% off the hotel isn't valid during school holidays.

What's the difference? If we'd had an attack while he was walking along the touchline in his kit, how is the linesman on the other side of the pitch supposed to distinguish between him and our left winger? That's the reason they can't warm up without a bib on. Maybe the answer is for the trainer to have a bib in his bag for injured players to put on, but that wasn't the case here.

Isn't there some kind of rule that substitutes aren't allowed to stand near the touchline in their full kit (ie they need to be wearing a bib)? If so, surely the ref either had to let him come across the middle of the pitch, or wait for him to walk all the way round the outside? If you look at it like that, he was actually saving time and the ref should have been praising him not booking him.

It's a load of bull as it's based on the premise that it was our choice to sell the players, when it wasn't. He says it would have been different if they'd been sold out from under Pochettino, ignoring the fact that MP leaving was the catalyst for a lot of the upheaval. He says we shouldn't put a price on Morgan's head, we should just say no to any offers. Um, isn't that what we did?

They are making a film of this, produced by Sam Raimi.