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Liverpool to finish fourth. Arsenal stumbling. Villa masterclass and City…back on top.
Liverpool and Arsenal lose at home - is that the final twist in the title race, or just the first?
Tom Clarke is joined by Alyson Rudd, Gregor Robertson and a despondent Tony Cascarino who thinks Liverpool looked so bad they could even finish fourth behind Villa. Arsenal looked edgy but was that down to a masterclass from Unai Emery and his team? City sail on serenely, are there any potential slips in their run in.
Was Spurs’ result a freak or a sign of things to come? How good is Alexander Isak and can Newcastle keep hold of him?
After an appreciation of some mid table sides in Wolves, Fulham, Chelsea and Bournemouth it’s time to consider the chaos at Manchester United… again.
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Fresh off the Eurostar having watched PSG v Barca Gregor Robertson joins Tom Clarke and Martin Samuel to review a thrilling set of Champions League quarter finals. Are Arsenal and Man City now favourites to meet in the semis? And is City v Madrid really the final everybody wanted? In the other half of the draw do any of the four have a chance, Gregor thinks Barca might…
In the Premier League Everton face another points deduction, what does that do to the relegation battle? Is it fair for teams to go into the final day not knowing what they need to survive?
We take another look at the title race, Alyson Rudd offers her belated thoughts on Liverpool’s ‘failure’ at Old Trafford and Gregor and Martin almost pin their colours to one particular mast…
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Has Pep ruined football? Arsenal’s proper squad, the leagues most adaptable players and ‘treadmill to oblivion’.
Martin Samuel, Gregor Robertson and Henry Winter join Tom Clarke to reflect on a show of squad strength from Arsenal and City. Are the Gunners now at the same level as Man City and Liverpool in terms of squad depth? Who took their chance to shine and who didn’t? As Ben White stars, are traditional full backs now a thing of the past and who are the most adaptable players in the premier league…? Answers on a postcard…
Referee Andy Madley decided to ignore VAR at the Brentford v Brighton game last night; could this finally be a turning of the tide?
Finally, Brighton post record profits, thumbs up. Daniel Levy is the best plaid club chief ever, thumbs down. Martin over to you…
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Pep gave up, Thomas Frank is special, and goals galore…despite VAR.
Tom Clarke, Gregor Robertson, Alyson Rudd and Tony Cascarino contrast the snooze fest at the Etihad with the and to end fest at Anfield.
Arsenal proved a point to get a point, but City could be happy with the easier run in to come. Liverpool put in their best performance against Brighton, but with Alonso not available who replaces Klopp at Anfield…Alyson Rudd loves Thomas Frank.
Goals galore at Newcastle, Stamford Bridge and Bramall Lane but oh VAR, why why why…?
A whistle stop tour of all the other weekends games, plus Kalvin Philips’ woes continue and the relegation scrap is far from over.
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Tom Clarke, Gregor Robertson, Jonny Northcroft and Martin Samuel pick their England starting 11’s for the opening game of the Euros. There are some surprising omissions, Jonny has a left field suggestion and Martin has been swayed by recent performances.
Kobbie Mainoo may have written his name on the team sheet, but will Henderson, Rashford or Grealish even make the squad? Following on from the focus on Mainoo the team recall the most impressive debuts they’ve seen, from Gascoigne and Rooney to Charlton and Shearer from the archive.
Which is the toughest managers job in football? And finally, a look ahead to the weekend and the language used towards officials.
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England disappointed, but does it matter? Gareth Southgate and his team conspired to lower expectations after a lacklustre display at Wembley; Tom Clarke, Tony Cascarino, Gregor Robertson and Matt Dickinson discuss who played well, who didn’t and why England looked so blunt.
After the break a look at the production line of new footballers – academies. Young players are now given a holistic programme which creates well rounded young men, not just footballers. Is the new battle ground of the elite at academy level, creating the stars of tomorrow?
Finally, are footballers ‘thick’? Gregor responds.
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Are points deductions fair, what's the point of a football regulator, and should Kobbie Mainoo start for England?
Martin Samuel, Gregor Robertson and Tony Cascarino join Tom Clarke to ask if you’d rather have a good centre forward or a good lawyer? As Nottingham Forest fall foul of the regulator are points deductions the best way to tackle the problem? Should more money go to the wider football pyramid and what happens if it doesn’t?
Back on the pitch have England found their midfield answer, will Kobbie Mainoo be the late edition that balances the team? If he makes the squad, then who misses out – Maddison, Henderson, Bowen…?
Finally, best Brazilians to ever play in the Premier League…?
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A pulsating game won in the 120th minute with a raucous atmosphere and ending their arch-rivals fairy tale in the process - has Eric Ten Hag suddenly seen what is possible at Old Trafford?
Will the result be a turning point in Man Utd’s season or just another glimpse of potential? For Liverpool did tiredness catch up with them?
Gregor Robertson thinks Mark Robins is doing some of the best coaching work in the country at Coventry and it’s paying off. They’ll fancy their chances against Utd in the semis.
Tom Allnutt has been to meet Gerad Pique; he has some fascinating ideas on the future of football – will clubs soon be paying fans to attend games?
Finally, Alyson Rudd is impressed with Fulham and Tom Clarke wants to hear your favourite own goals…
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Are footballers stupid? Why do footballers cut holes in their socks? And how to write a match report in 2 minutes.
Martin Samuel, Jonathan Northcroft, Gregor Robertson and Tom Clarke discuss the dark arts of football and sports writing.
On the pitch they were exemplified by Porto on Tuesday night.
But what are the dark arts of the press box? How do writers produce a piece when the result turns around in the final minutes? Martin recounts the Nou Camp in 99’ – from “Poor old Fergie gets his tactics wrapped around his neck..." to "Arise Sir Alex!…” And facing a deadline, Jonny McNorthcroft found himself hoping Scotland didn’t score.
Gregor had a surprising response to his article on ‘Why do footballers cut holes in their socks?’ Which led to another question - are footballers stupid?
Finally – its FA cup weekend.
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It’s a three-horse title race, the first in years, so who did the result at the weekend benefit the most?
Tom Allnutt, Alyson Rudd and Gregor Robertson join Tom Clarke to predict who will win the league. Was a point at Anfield good for City, was Liverpool’s momentum stalled and will Arsenal handle the pressure of going top?
Who has the tougher run in and who is each team’s most important player?
Spurs love playing the top teams, but Villa seemed to lack belief. Either way, does the race for fourth even matter, if you qualify for the champions league and your team’s not ready?
Plus, a rattle through the weekends other results.
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Gregor Robertson mediates as Martin Samuel and Tony Cascarino discuss sabbaticals, John Peel and Yu-Gi-Oh!
Oh, and some of the week's biggest football talking points: Are Sheffield United the worst team to ever play in the Premier League? Has the Champions League become too predictable? And who will win Sunday's era ending game between Liverpool and Man City?
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Tom Clarke reviews a bumper weekend of Premier League talking points with Gregor Robertson, Tony Cascarino and Paul Hirst...
... What level are Manchester United at? Who is currently the best player in the League (Guardiola thinks it's Phil Foden)? And why on earth have Nottingham Forest hired Mark Clattenburg?
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Genes count as three sons of former players star for Liverpool. As academy players are in the spotlight the team discuss the modern player, private education and clubs more holistic approach to their assets. Had Stan Bowles been a player now he may have had more help with gambling problems that beset his life, Martin and Tony share their memories of a great player with a crazy life.
With Wolves one game away from Wembley, is Gary O’Neil in line for manager of the season?
On to FFP and points deductions,
Finally, its Paul Pogba, Eric Ten Hag and martin makes a bold prediction about Brighton.
Timeline:
FA Cup
2’ Klopps trust in the kids
3’ This is Klopp’s chance to play the kids, they won’t be playing against City in two weeks. Great for the Dads. Three kids there all whose dads got them playing.
5’ How have Liverpool not conceded in last two games?
7’ all seem well rounded young men. Moulding good young people not just players.
8’ Players with pros as parents know how to stay the course.
11’ Lots of young players sent to private school by clubs.
14’ They’ve done brilliant but a long way to go.
17’ At Wolves, Gary O’Neil, took over five days before season started. He could get them to a Wembley semi/final.
20’ He has walked in and not asked for too much change.
Everton points deduction
23’ six is better then ten. But its still too much.
24’ Not good to have lawyers deciding league placings.
25’ guidelines are better than nothing. But still no structure.
26’ we need clear rules.
27’ Everton will now be fine, little danger of relegation.
Stan Bowles
32’ A maverick, a gambler, and an entertainer.
33’ Many stories about the colourful life, playing snakes and ladders for £50 a corner…
34’ The stories obscure how good he was as a player. In 74’ QPR were 14 mins from winning the league.
37’ Don shanks compared him to Aguero, he was a continental footballer in Britain. Tony thinks Zola.
38’ there was a sad side to stan. He had a testimonial and gambled all the money away within a few weeks.
Brighton
42’ Martin thinks Brighton are too good…they will keep losing good staff and good players. You can’t sustain that.
44’ No matter the data team, at some point you can’t pull another rabbit out the hat.
45’ Bloom is a genius; he is possibly the best owner of a club in the world.
Pogba
53’ Pogba banned for four years for doping. effectively ending his career
54’ Very sad, Sad way for a player of his talent to end his career. It won’t end with this, there is more to come out.
Manchester derby
56’ who knows, Martin can’t predict.
57’ I can’t see how he [Ten Hag] can be there man for next season. Because if he was, they’d have come out and said it.
60’ fabulous team, but you just can’t get the ball off them. Be amazed if Man City don’t win
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Was it Captain Colossus, Klopp’s charisma or just really good academy players that got Liverpool over the line? Alyson Rudd was Nostradamus, highlighting last week the huge impact Virgil Van Dyke has on his Liverpool team. What now for Pochettino and Chelsea, wilting in extra time and still no trophy.
At Old Trafford the shoots of hope were trampled by a very good Fulham performance. It left some wondering, what the club have to show for the second most expensive signing ever…Anthony. For Crystal Palace, Oliver Glasner has hit the ground running with signs of a blueprint after only two games.
Finally, its Arsenal looking strong and good luck to George Elokobi and Maidstone.
Timeline:
Cup final
2’ Liverpool, well deserved win. Chelsea created better chances, but Liverpool had the fight, hunger and drive.
4’ Tom A felt Chelsea were in the ascendancy, until extra time. Poch’s disappointment was how they played extra time.
8’ Alyson the prophet, saw the impact VVD has on Liverpool.
13’ It is precious to have academy players in big games. It strengthens the bond between team and supporters.
14’ Chelsea had that and they burnt it.
15’ Liverpool testament to a long term structure and plan.
“Its not a coincidence that you get a 19yr old at a club like Liverpool who can step in and look like he’s been there for years.”
19’ Chelsea have wasted their money. Who is not buying into Poch’s culture.
21’ Too many mistakes and get too introverted to easily.
22’ a collective malaise, where is it coming from?
Pricky Pep
24’ doesn’t like journalists, looked bored
26’ seems to hate doing press.
28’ The pressure and demands on managers are enormous.
Manchester United
31’ Ten Hag back under pressure. Result indicative of what’s going on at the club.
32’ Tom’s visit to Ajax, no one thought Anthony was worth what Man U paid for him.
33’ Are they going to build off field first then the team? Or on pitch first.
36’ Hot managerial market this summer. Liverpool, Barca and Bayern all looking.
37’ Fulham were excellent, they wanted it and were without Paulinha, Jimenez and Willian.
38’ Muniz stepping up, looked good. Iwobi, really good, cool finish.
Palace
40’ already there is a blueprint. 3-4-2-1
41’ Matheaus Franca, looked good, suddenly can see why they signed him.
43’ great start for Glasner, good record of signings from championship, Wharton another of them. They have good young players.
44’ free roll of the dice for a mid table club.
Arsenal
46’ Playing fantastic, front foot football. They’re flying.
48’ Goals from 19 set pieces and best defence…
50’ Should Eddie howe be worried, they’re tailing away. Look poor first half.
51’ Arsenal suffocated them, pressed them to death.
Good luck George!!
Maidstone take on Coventry City in the FA cup tonight. They’re the lowest ranked team to reach round five in over 40 years.
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Ahead of a huge FA Cup tie for Maidstone United, a special edition of The Game.
Ever wondered how a part time team prepares for a big cup game against a team four leagues above them? Or what it’s like to score your first premier league goal, or get ‘tortured’ by a winger in front of Sir Alex at Old Trafford..? In a bonus edition of The Game Alyson Rudd and producer Neil went to meet Maidstone manager George Elokobi….
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A quick look at the mid-week fixtures and a bold claim, Arsenal have the best defence, and defences win leagues… City won again and Klopp likened his teams win against Luton to their famous win against Barcelona.
James Gheerbrandt went to see Tuchel lose out to Xabi Alonso against Leverkusen. A week later he ‘agreed’ to leave Munich, where next and what are the knock-on effects in the managerial merry go round?
Tom, Martin, James and Gregor discuss the bold new vision presented by Sir Jim Ratcliffe at Manchester United, is three years optimistic and why no backing for Ten Hag…?
Timeline:
2’ Arsenal sucker punched by Porto
3’ Different feel to European games, lots of fouls, grappling.
5’ Good for the champions league to have such a different feel. Made it tough for Arsenal.
8’ arsenal looking at not getting to quarters again, do they need to change mindset.
11’ Arsenal have the bets defence in the league, and titles are won by defences…
13’ Klopp has created, built character at Liverpool, that will get you a long way.
Tuchel leaves Munich
20’ Will Tuchel leaving mean Alonso goes to Munich?
21’ Tuchel was out manoeuvred by Alonso, he won the tactical battle.
22’ Weird move by Munich, not good for dressing room.
24’ If Liverpool want him, they need to get in now and tell him, before Munich do.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe
33’ He wants Man Utd ‘turned around’ in three years. Three years isn’t very long…can he do it?
35’ He has a helping hand with Klopp leaving, and city facing FFP investigations
37’ he was bullish, might regret that. Came close to slagging the glazers off.
38’ No mention or backing for Ten Hag
42’ slates being cleared. They’ve had good managers, it’s the system they work in that needs fixing.
45’ We’re Manchester United and we’re coming to get you.
49’ extraordinary that it has taken 11 years for this to happen for Man Utd to have a modern set up.
51’ everything is about money. Why is it surprising that Newcastle want money for Dan Ashworth…
54’ On the pitch looks better, but still a long way to go. Gregor still thinks they are miles off.
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City dropped points, Liverpool picked up more injuries and Arsenal are eleven nil up from their last two games. So where does that leave the title race?
Which players are irreplaceable on a title run in?
Crystal Palace look set to make a managerial change, but how have they handled it, with Roy Hodgson still unwell and Oliver Glasner seemingly lined up to replace him.
Who is best placed to be Harry Kane’s understudy? Gregor Robertson thinks Ollie Watkins is the complete striker. Alyson Rudd thinks Ivan Tony has international class.
Rasmus Hojlund has turned a corner and is now the youngster player to score in six consecutive premier league games, will it be enough to drag Man Utd into the top four…
Timeline:
Title race
2’ Across two games Chelsea were really good. Chilwell handled Foden well.
3’ Best game Disasi has had in a Chelsea shirt.
4’ Haaland wont’ have many games like that.
5’ Can’t believe how nice you’re being to Chelsea. They were defensive smart performance from Chelsea
8’ city’s record against top 6 is a concern. They’re third, behind Arsenal and Chelsea.
Liverpool
9’ Virgil Van Dyke, a man with presence. Key to being clam is enjoying the football.
11’ having an amazing season
Arsenal
15’ Forward line has grown in confidence as the goals have come.
16’ Liverpool victory was key.
18’ Burnley and West Ham abysmal. So 11-0 for arsenal has context.
19’ all done without Zinchenko and Jesus.
Injuries
21’ could have a key part in title race. Each of the big three have key players- Van Dyke, Stones, Rodri, Saliba…will injuries affect the outcome.
22’ Liverpool have youngster on the side lines already bedded in who can step in.
Roy Hodgson
23’ Awful position to have a manager facing the sack whilst also ill in hospital.
25’ when Hodgson collapsed he still hadn’t been told, but it is an open secret that Glasner is going to get the job.
28’ Roy shouldn’t be in a position of being angry with the club going behind his back. 29’ they way they are handling this is terrible. And it isn’t the first time.
Watkins or Tony
31’ Masterclass from Watkins at the weekend
32’ His importance to Villa is immense, their top four challenge rests on his shoulders.
33’ He is profile similar to Kane.
36’ His stats put him in elite company.
37’ Watkins is always involved, even if he isn’t flashy. His skill set is very broad.
40’ Ivan Tony is very unselfish. He has improved Maupay enormously. Makes unselfish runs and links up others players. Very good intuition. He has international class.
43’ Kane’s understudy…Watkins for Gregor. Wide skill set. But Alyson thinks Tony, he has more arrogance and would step up to international football. Watkins is developing that arrogance.
Man Utd and Rasmus Hojlund
47’ Youngest player to score in 6 premier league games on the spin.
48’ Led the line brilliantly, looked confident, strong and with a strikers nose.
51’ Without his goals they had no chance of top four. Now…it looks possible, but not yet likely.
Bad tackles
53’ This was Sheff United’s chance to create hope of safety. Holgate blew it inside 20 minutes.
56’ Tough times for Chris Wilder. He had a big win at Luton and they haven’t backed it up. So momentum has been lost.
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Could Harry Kane really have another trophy-less season? If he does it won’t be for the lack of effort. The England captain has had a brilliant season, is endearing himself to the German fans, but it could still be not quite enough. Man City strolled to another win in the Champions league, are they now at their best?
How would you feel if your club was part of a multi ownership model, with sister clubs in other countries…it is becoming more and more common, what are the pros and cons?
Finally the new era at Manchester United looks set to start with the signing of…sporting director Dan Ashworth from Newcastle. Tom, Martin, Jonny and Gregor all agree, its good business.
Timeline:
Harry Kane
2’ Looking like he may not win anything in Germany.
3’ if he’d stayed at Spurs he’d be unlikely to win anything either.
6’ Highly likely Munich will win something, if not this season then next.
7’ we don’t seem to celebrate success in the same way in this country. He couldn’t do anymore, he’s been great.
11’ Kane endears himself to the supporters.
18’ He could stay for two or three years, especially if his family are happy.
City
22’ They look back to their best, so easy.
23’ John Stones looked accomplished in pivot role. Is he taken for granted?
26’ Pep had a pop at Grealish.
28’ Guardiola has earned the right to criticise, he is subtle with it though.
Multi club ownership
33’ Girona in Spain, the smallest ground in La Liga, a budget 700million euros less than Madrid, yet they are in a title race. Astonishing.
36’ If they’re good owners, what does it matter.
39’ Girona are the exception, many multi ownership models favour the ‘big fish.’
40’ 8 of top 18 teams in Belgium part of multi club models.
42’ it depends on the club, some push back and do wish to be part of a large organisation – Strasbourg declined Chelsea.
48’ It’s a growth industry, 180 clubs world wide now part of multi ownership groups, it was 40 a decade ago.
Man United
52’ Looks like Dan Ashworth is going to be poached from Newcastle.
54’ Looks a good positive move from Jim Ratcliffe.
55’ Ashworth is one of the best in that particular role.
54’ Ashworth has ushered in a far greater degree of intelligence in the way clubs are run, he did it at West Brom, FA and Brighton.
56’ Man Utd are the last of the old style football clubs.
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For fifteen minutes it seemed Arsenal were the complete team, but was that down to West Ham’s passivity? What does the result from the London Stadium mean for both teams - are Arsenal now back in the title race, if they were ever out of it; and for West Ham is a contract for David Moyes more or less likely?
The result at Spurs was not reflective of an end to end encounter. Brighton refuse to take a backward step and Spurs now have all their players available again.
After the break, what/who is Scot McTominay? A six, an eight, a ten or a throwback. The team try to figure it out. He helped Utd to a key win. Villa lost, but played well.
Finally, Gregor went to meet Luton forward Elijah Adebayo but he was an unlucky omen for a great lad. Oh and Alyson is getting excited about Xabi Alonso…
Timeline:
West Ham v Arsenal
4’ Hard for arsenal to win a title with some many London derbies to negotiate. West Ham have a good record against Arsenal.
6’ Trossard was superb. 15 min spell with four goals. They had everything for that spell. Pace, power, grace, intelligence.
9’ Arsenal were in control, they made it a technical contest. Last season it felt like it got tense and emotional.
10’ the asterix is West Ham are all at sea.
11’ Gregor thought West Ham were passive.
13’ easy to extrapolate too much from games like this. Just one win.
16’ West Ham fans might have seen this performance coming. Team set up on the back foot.
17’ West Ham have some good players, could do something under a more progressive coach.
Tottenham v Brighton
20’ to teams better at pressing than playing out from the back. Repeatedly stealing the ball off each other in the final third.
21’ It came down to both teams not quite having the quality in the final third, Son made the difference. The quality makes the difference in those fine margins.
23’ it was all about Son, it felt like he had been away for a year.
24’ Spurs are looking good, they’ve got all their options back for the first time under Postecoglou
26’ Spurs need more out wide if they are going to progress to the next level.
27’ Brighton missing the cutting edge up front. But still doing remarkably well with the resources they have and the type of football they play.
28’ Brighton - Playing above themselves, brilliant to watch and a clear style of play.
Scott McTominay and Villa v Utd
31’ Jack of all trades or will he be a 8 or a 10? Always looked like he would be a destroyer rather than a goal scorer.
32’ for all his appearances and goals he still won’t be a starter.
34’ Its not definitive that he can’t start.
35’ Any parallels with John McGinn at Villa, not quite a centre mid or a ten?
36’ Are their good players being phased out who can’t do what the modern creative/pressing era requires.
38’ This is Utd from last season, grabbing wins they shouldn’t whilst not playing very well. But still amassing the points.
40’ Villa have had a dip, but yesterday they played well and felt they were unlucky not to win.
41’ Utd now seem better placed to finish top four than Villa…But spurs look good.
Luton v Sheff Utd
43’ Spent a long time at Fulham without playing for the first team. Appreciates where he is now.
44’ The energy at Luton comes from players who have had to fight to play top level football.
47’ Sheff Utd were fearless. Didn’t come for a draw.
Bundesliga
48’ Leverkusen deserved their great win against Munich. Poor Harry Kane looks like he might not win a title.
50’ some of Leverkusen’s patterns of play were amazing.
52’ Alonso is nothing like Klopp, that could be a really good thing. IF he goes to Liverpool.
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Are sin bins a good idea? It looks increasingly likely that they will be trialled in specific games/competitions next season. Tom, Martin, Gregor and Tony discuss the pros and cons of sinbins and other IFAB proposed rule changes.
Chelsea confounded the critics with a five star display at Villa park, but can they reproduce it?
While Chelsea celebrate the team move on to discuss
how, where and when one should celebrate. FYI, its not in front of the Millwall
fans when you’ve just scored against them.
Finally, Jesse Lingard is off the South Korea…
Timeline:
Chelsea and Villa
5’ how do you predict football. Convincing performance, but off the back of Wolves and Liverpool performances.
7’ young players will have good nights, but its about consistency.
9’ Jackson’s confidence will rise from playing wide and contributing.
10’ A drop in standards from Villa.
11’ Early goals made all the difference.
Celebrations
14’ I’m not the celebration police, but keep your trousers on. Play nice.
16’ Tony and his limo. Jibes about players wages on the pitch.
18’ Carful how you mock…what goes around…
22’ Its part of the game. Gregor would love to have someone like Maupay in his team, winding up the opposition is part of the celebration.
27’ The dentists chair was a classic orchestrated celebration
29’ the plans that go into each game. High fiving defenders for a clearance.
32’ We’ve turned into the celebration police.
38’ Tony celebrated against his former clubs…
Cooling off
38’ the self pass is a good rule, one used in rugby and hockey. That would cut out decent.
38’ The cooling off period wouldn’t achieve that.
40’ there are easier things to do which don’t alter the structure of the game.
41’ The laws need to be simplified, not complicated.
43’ All seem in favour of a Sin bin
46’ Are we setting unrealistic targets for perfection in the running and ruling of football.
50’ the penalty spot is the perfect example of the madness at IFAB…by trying to improve it they make it worse.
Jesse Lingard
53’ Korean culture doesn’t need Lingard. He might need it though.
55’ It’s a shame, he’s a better player than south Korean league.
56’ He might regret not taking the offers on the table
58’ did he choose money over a good football choice.
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