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Tragic stuff.
Legal action because someone said something you dont like on a podcast 🤣
Grow up
What absolute nonsense.
If a kid can okay adult, senior football, he has to be officiated according to the rules/laws as all other players.
If a 30 year old bloke had reacted as he did there is no way you come out with this rubbish.
This is really poor by @FA. The governing body is supposed to protect players. It should be disputing this regulatory commission verdict by members drawn from the FA judicial panel. Max Dowman could have suffered a bad injury to his standing leg from a dangerous challenge which went unpunished. Arsenal 16-year-old shouldn’t have reacted but his frustration was understandable. Some other players might have rolled around and ensured a bad challenge was punished. Dowman didn’t. He doesn’t stay down. The FA should have shown some understanding towards Dowman. Instead, it has suspended him for three games. FA priorities all wrong: tolerating a poor challenge and some weak refereeing but punishing a kid who objected to a bad challenge that could have dealt him a serious injury. Protect players. #AFC
Soooo, just checking the till here... shouldn't there be a few more games in the list considering they play twice a season?
Peterborough vs Reading 🙄
A Robbie Savage and friends circle-jerk.
Will give that a miss thanks
The #EmiratesFACup first round TV picks have been selected! 📺
Click below to find out more 👇
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ALT Emirates FA Cup graphic titled “First Round TV picks,” listing four televised fixtures with club crests: Friday 6 November: Oxford City v Leicester City, kick-off 7.45pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max. Saturday 7 November: Altrincham v Notts County, kick-off 5.30pm GMT on TNT Sports 1, HBO Max, BBC Two and iPlayer. Saturday 7 November: Peterborough United v Reading, kick-off 8pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max. Sunday 8 November: Stafford Rangers v Grimsby Town, kick-off 12pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max.
ALT Emirates FA Cup graphic titled “First Round TV picks,” listing four more televised fixtures with club crests: Sunday 8 November: Cray Wanderers v Stockport County, kick-off 2.15pm GMT on TNT Sports 3, HBO Max, BBC Two and iPlayer. Sunday 8 November: Wimborne Town v Crawley Town, kick-off 3pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max. Sunday 8 November: Oldham Athletic v Sheffield Wednesday, kick-off 5.15pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max. Monday 9 November: Plymouth Parkway v Berkhamsted, kick-off 7.30pm GMT on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max.
Struggling to see the point of this.
I thought the idea was to give random amateurs a go, yet theres players here who have won games at the World Champs... I mean, of course they have a 'chance' of beating him, but its hardly box office if a pro wins a leg is it?! 🤣
Are the 'chances' in the room right now Michael?!
🎙️ LISTEN: Michael Skubala talks to Alistair Durden after Bristol City’s 1-0 home defeat v Sheffield United.
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0ph8d…
Fucking embarassing.
Does absolutely nothing on the pitch and then does shit like this all the time.
Then has to spend a minute off the pitch due to 'injury' and leaves his teammates a man light...
Michael Skubala, your football is shit...
Man City fan confused that everyone is considering his club guilty with only a guilty verdict as evidence
There’s a glaring hypocrisy among those who have declared Manchester City guilty before the process has concluded. For them, City are already guilty. There is no verdict left to await, no evidence left to assess and no process left to respect. City must simply accept whatever punishment follows, while players (former and current) and fans are expected to adopt particular views about the owners and the club’s conduct. Everything has already been decided.
But ask those same people whether they’d accept City being cleared, including following any appeal, and the response is invariably: “OK. They got away with it.” So a guilty verdict must be respected, but an innocent one can be dismissed? They don’t want due process. They want their predetermined verdict validated.
The most exhausting shit on this app.
Just boring at this point.
Sam Tickle isnt Championship quality I'm afraid.
Cannot distribute the ball, and barely makes a save you dont think he 'should' make.
Have watched the same home game 3 games out of 4 now.
Played well for 25 mins, should have been 2 up.
Concede a really poor goal.
Then huff and puff without really creating anything clear.
Rinse and repeat.
Struggling to see the improvement.
Unbelievable win.
Looked like it would be an admirable effort but not enough, but those two drives from Snoop are unreal!
Absolute bonus game to pick up.
Just another absolutely baffling strategy call.
Track position race, yet LH is on a strategy that at best would need him to use a tyre advantage and pass cars at the end...
And then to come in early and pass up that 'advantage' is so amateurish. You dont help yourselves.
"Could have played England" 🤣
Finn Azaz💚
Finn could have played for England, Israel or Ireland. He chose Ireland. "It was always Ireland."
Don’t let anyone try to argue and tell you otherwise!
His father Tim grew up in Cork, and Finn came visited Ireland often as a child. His great uncle is Brian Murphy, the Cork dual star who won All-Irelands in hurling and football.
Growing up in Birmingham, Finn was as sharp off the pitch as on it. Nine A*s at GCSE at King Edward's School, then A-Levels in French and Business while a scholar at West Brom. He even kept studying French and Spanish afterwards, just for his own personal development.
On loan at Plymouth, he quietly volunteered once a week at St Luke's Hospice. After he left the staff
spoke, describing him as having "a heart of pure gold." He gave patients VIP treatment and walked one young fan onto the pitch as a mascot.
That's who Finn is. Yet there’s always been this uncomfortable criticism of Finn which has been amplified in recent weeks.
He’s been treated like something else entirely. Not because of anything he did. Because of who his family is.
His loyalty doubted, his heritage thrown at him like an accusation. Some of it from people who should know better, including a former Ireland centurion.
Heimir described him recently as one of "the people I admire the most in all of this." Then on Thursday he stood up again.
Against Austria, he had more touches than any other Ireland player. Starting deeper alongside Coventry, he was exceptional, driving us forward with the kind of passing we've been crying out for in that position. His cross-field ball helped create the penalty for our second goal.
He was later pushed further forward into the #10 role, where he he’s most effective at club level.
His influence on the game faded with the switch.
With Ireland he’s more effective deeper, in attacking midfield Ireland need a more “direct energy” which doesn’t suit him. But he can give us the control and quality on the ball we've lacked from deep.
Whatever your view on the wider debate, no player should be made to feel unwelcome in the green jersey because of his family.
Finn chose us. Now it's our turn to back him💚
