Lighthouse Posted Sunday at 19:12 Posted Sunday at 19:12 41 minutes ago, benjii said: VAR smashing it again. The attacking player handled it before the defending player. I'm not giving that one either TBH.
benjii Posted Sunday at 19:39 Posted Sunday at 19:39 26 minutes ago, Lighthouse said: The attacking player handled it before the defending player. I'm not giving that one either TBH. He did not.
Saint Pete Posted Sunday at 21:02 Posted Sunday at 21:02 You have to admire Spurs really. Spent well north of £300m on players coming in this summer and still no wins and bottom of the league after 5 games. That takes something special! 👏 1
whelk Posted Sunday at 21:37 Posted Sunday at 21:37 2 hours ago, Lighthouse said: The attacking player handled it before the defending player. I'm not giving that one either TBH. Does your hard on for VAR have no bounds?
Holmes_and_Watson Posted Monday at 01:09 Posted Monday at 01:09 4 hours ago, Saint Pete said: You have to admire Spurs really. Spent well north of £300m on players coming in this summer and still no wins and bottom of the league after 5 games. That takes something special! 👏 Big 6 Super League, Big 6 Spending, Big 6 Finish...oh... 🙂
Lighthouse Posted Monday at 06:36 Posted Monday at 06:36 8 hours ago, whelk said: Does your hard on for VAR have no bounds? Well there was the offside decision in last weeks Manchester derby they somehow got wrong but the ball hits the back of Le Fee’s hand/forearm, the laws of the game are being applied correctly.
Saint86 Posted Monday at 09:43 Posted Monday at 09:43 15 hours ago, benjii said: VAR smashing it again. Sunderland player handles the ball first? 😅
benjii Posted Monday at 10:02 Posted Monday at 10:02 18 minutes ago, Saint86 said: Sunderland player handles the ball first? 😅 He doesn't.
trousers Posted Monday at 13:24 Posted Monday at 13:24 (edited) Here we go... The "bigger clubs" getting away with resting players... Oops, sorry... Recalling 'injured' players... Whilst the likes of Saints have no choice but to risk their better players getting injured on international duty (in the build up to a "must win" match)... Edited Monday at 13:25 by trousers
whelk Posted Monday at 13:31 Posted Monday at 13:31 Gibbs-White must feel so loved by that lanky German twat
AlexLaw76 Posted Monday at 14:08 Author Posted Monday at 14:08 Rice not participating I get. He seems to play every minute of every game.
Midfield_General Posted Tuesday at 08:55 Posted Tuesday at 08:55 19 hours ago, trousers said: Here we go... The "bigger clubs" getting away with resting players... Oops, sorry... Recalling 'injured' players... Whilst the likes of Saints have no choice but to risk their better players getting injured on international duty (in the build up to a "must win" match)... To be fair to Livramento, if the rest of his career is a guide then he almost certainly is injured
Lee On Solent Saint Posted Tuesday at 16:49 Posted Tuesday at 16:49 Interesting comments regarding Ireland playing Israel made by the Irish manager. States in the BBC article he spoke to players individually about playing, where apparently "none of us feel comfortable playing in these games". Presumably that includes Azaz and Manning? Not the kind of thing I'd want my Israeli team-mates to be hearing.
Football Special Posted Tuesday at 17:32 Posted Tuesday at 17:32 (edited) 43 minutes ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: Interesting comments regarding Ireland playing Israel made by the Irish manager. States in the BBC article he spoke to players individually about playing, where apparently "none of us feel comfortable playing in these games". Presumably that includes Azaz and Manning? Not the kind of thing I'd want my Israeli team-mates to be hearing. There's loads of political pressure in Ireland for them to denounce Israel and support "free Palestine", look at the flags at Celtic games as well. Its like the Ed Sheeran nonsense, manager will be terrified of saying the wrong thing and the social media mob being unleashed on him I'm sure Manning and Azaz will have a good laugh with Peretz at the games Edited Tuesday at 17:32 by Football Special 3
Lee On Solent Saint Posted Tuesday at 18:06 Posted Tuesday at 18:06 31 minutes ago, Football Special said: There's loads of political pressure in Ireland for them to denounce Israel and support "free Palestine", look at the flags at Celtic games as well. Its like the Ed Sheeran nonsense, manager will be terrified of saying the wrong thing and the social media mob being unleashed on him I'm sure Manning and Azaz will have a good laugh with Peretz at the games Yeah, all getting a bit weird. It's a football match for fuck's sake. 4
The Wyvern Posted Tuesday at 19:41 Posted Tuesday at 19:41 2 hours ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: Interesting comments regarding Ireland playing Israel made by the Irish manager. States in the BBC article he spoke to players individually about playing, where apparently "none of us feel comfortable playing in these games". Presumably that includes Azaz and Manning? Not the kind of thing I'd want my Israeli team-mates to be hearing. God knows what Azaz makes of it all being half Israeli,half Irish! 1
benjii Posted yesterday at 06:51 Posted yesterday at 06:51 11 hours ago, The Wyvern said: God knows what Azaz makes of it all being half Israeli,half Irish! He wants to build a settlement in the North.
31cc Posted yesterday at 08:56 Posted yesterday at 08:56 2 hours ago, benjii said: He wants to build a settlement in the North. Basingstoke? 1
whelk Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 18 hours ago, Lee On Solent Saint said: Yeah, all getting a bit weird. It's a football match for fuck's sake. Irish have always been sanctimonious cunts
East Kent Saint Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 40 minutes ago, whelk said: Irish have always been sanctimonious cunts They have a lot you could criticise them for , I'm not sure this is one of them . Despite the often refrain that sport is above politics this is not actually the case. The Olympics is a fine example of how dodgy regimes want to claim their regime is the best . Starts with dragooning hundreds of infants to spend every day doing impossible exercises just in case they turn out to be medal winning gymnasts . Plus drug regimes on an industrial scale . You could write pages and pages about this , Israel is a particularly sensitive case at the moment due to their declared aim of ridding Palestine of all Palestinians / Arabs , this of course is not in any way condoning the lunatic behaviour of Hamas that kicked it all off for the umpteenth time . It kind of goes back to post WW2 when terrorists , on both sides wanted British rule to end . After the 1948 war over 70 % of Palestinians were ejected or fled the war . When the war was over the new Israeli Govt let by their terrorist group leaders , refused any Palestinians from returning to Palestine , so they became refugees in neighbouring countries and low and behold bred numerous terrorist cells etc.
Football Special Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 23 minutes ago, trousers said: Great stuff, Is it on tv?
Sleaford_Saint Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Goal!at 11 minutes 11' Goal! Japan 1, Uruguay 0. Kuryu Matsuki (Japan) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Keito Nakamura. 2
trousers Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 32 minutes ago, Football Special said: Great stuff, Is it on tv? http://www.fawanews.sc/Japan vs Uruguay.html
iansums Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago At least a bit of good news on what is likely to be a shitty day.
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