The issue is they are doing what they said they wouldn’t do at the outset of VAR, they’re re-refereeing games. You can understand how an official on field can make a “bad decision”, but for some this season it’s absolutely astonishing the decisions that supposed refereeing experts have arrived at af...

seaside nipper wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 21, 2024 5:27 pm

Man Utd fans out of Wembley already
Pathetic lot

A few empty seats in the Chelsea end yesterday, laughable.

lol Hojlund expecting the team to be running towards him in celebration only to see eriksen walking forward and that’s it

The law needs changing, when they’re tight calls there’s no advantage. If some part of your body is “onside” then let the f***ing goals stand.

When everyone is fit Palace are a handful, I wouldn’t be unhappy with a draw.

Looks like Everton will be stinking out the PL for another season.

Colly wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 21, 2024 12:36 pm

Gateshead utterly f***ed by the council.

Absurd.

Isak would easily be on 30+ a season if he got the chances that someone like Darwin, Haaland or Jackson gets. Hopefully he’s 30+ for us next season! Only injuries can stop him, defences can’t. True, sadly! Hopefully if we have a second striker who isn’t crocked 60% of the time then he gets a few mo...

Well, Chelsea deserve that. If you keep missing chances expect to get punished eventually. If they had Isak up front, they would have won comfortably. That Jackson is garbage at one on ones. Isak would easily be on 30+ a season if he got the chances that someone like Darwin, Haaland or Jackson gets...

Well, Chelsea deserve that. If you keep missing chances expect to get punished eventually.

beatski wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 20, 2024 4:50 pm

Just seen that Palace play tomorrow and we've got them Wed

Yeah we’ll have had a decent 10 day break so expecting us to start quickly and really press them.

Sheffield Utd getting dicked 4-1 at home by Burnley, bring on next weekend!!

Chappy wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 20, 2024 10:56 am

Anyone else seen the plans to expand build a new stadium btw? Does this tap into FFP or is a separate thing entirely?

Spending on infrastructure doesn’t count.

I'd be absolutely gutted if we finished above manure but they nicked our European place by winning the FA Cup. Agreed. Out of curiosity, how would you feel if Coventry upset the odds and won the cup? With us finishing sixth and losing Europa that way. I'd be quite satisfied with conference personal...

Colback's Orange Tufts wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:57 am

He won back to back promotions with his old club... And now is joining a start up club. Odd

I can see the Dubai lifestyle appealing to him

The rain there at the moment will make him feel at home.

Am I right in saying that only ST holders can put their tickets for resale, and not members?

Might mean resale tickets are more likely to come up closer to the day of the game?

We have way too many gaps in the side, as demonstrated by the low-points of this season to replace the best player of it. Some will say we could use his revenue to buy several upgrades, but having held tight pursestrings this year there'd be no excuse for selling the most talented player we have (n...

I completely believe and agree it's a financial decision too, however I can also imagine there's a supporter satisfaction consideration at play and if there is a lot of increased demand for single tickets, you can keep more people happier by having availability to see a couple games rather than the...

They found £115m for Rice and £70m for Havertz last summer… If he did move he’d probably want to go to a team capable of winning major trophies anyway. I think we could fetch at least £100-120m for Isak, perhaps more selling to a club in the same league... but I really hope it doesn't come to that....

jpg wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 19, 2024 11:53 am

Lol'ing at the logic from Arsenal fans thinking they could afford Isak this summer.

They found £115m for Rice and £70m for Havertz last summer…

If he did move he’d probably want to go to a team capable of winning major trophies anyway.