That's the only angle I see football stuff from.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
That's the only angle I see football stuff from.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
I'm very bothered at Vardy deciding to take that second pen. You've already scored 2 goals, let Morgan, Kante, Mahrez or even Ulloa take it.
Greedy git
No striker is going to pass up a chance to score a hattrick when he's on 2 goals.Quote:
Originally Posted by hobson's choice
Yeah love the desire and hunger, proper football players who don't just care about their paycheck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Tyler cut off mid-Tyler :lol:
They're getting this the wrong way around. Leicester aren't a special case. They are a team who did the jobs they got paid for, played proper football, kicked the know-nothing pundits in the head. The real story is the chavs and the gypos and the quarter billion spending manure and Arsenal too. The big clubs are lazy, overhyped shit machines and they have been shown up by a team who decided to put their heads down and deliver what every team should be delivering, considering the money sloshing about as reward.
Kompany out of the Euros
:rose:
I know, but there are times when you sacrifice personal goalsQuote:
Originally Posted by Özim
He's chasing the golden boot, of course he's going to take penalties. :shrug:
Won the league with an average of 46% possession over the season, amateurs! :lol:
"Tomorrow, training session!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Firmino Is Boss
Can't believe it looks like Sunderland will escape again, they're just the most pointless club.
Barcodes. :doh:
I wonder if Rafa will stick around in the Championship.
Really hoped the bar codes would stay up but if they can't beat the worst team in the league then they don't deserve to stay up. Sunderland always have something extra when it comes to relegation, if they win their game in hand they are definitely not going down
Same. To be honest, if I was a Newcastle or Norwich fan, I'd be incredibly cheesed off at just how bad Arsenal and Chelsea were at the Stadium of Light.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
It would've been far more interesting to see what a Rafael benitez full season in charge at Newcastle would be like rather than allardyce at Sunderland
Motd2 Extra. :haha:
All is well with Tottenham losing their heads, understandable. Going round intentionally hacking down the opposition. :bow:
Tottenham: Lloris, Walker, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose; Dier, Mason; Lamela, Eriksen, Son; Kane.
Southampton: Forster, Martina, Fonte, Van Dijk, Bertrand, Clasie, Davis, Wanyama, Mané, Tadić, Long.
It'll secure us a Top 4 finish for the 20th season in a row if we win. Why do they say that? Top 4 didn't mean anything until 2002/2003.
Great save from Forster to deny Eriksen.
Terrible from Tadic.
Fucking cunts, tbf.
Spuds 1-0 Southampton, Son.
68th goal of the season in the league, their most ever. :lol:
Aw bless em. Sweet little club so happy to be finishing second after so long.
In fairness, we haven't finished higher than third since 2005Quote:
Originally Posted by Kano
St Totts Day. :rose:
May you rest in peace.
What a waste from Kane.
1-1 Davis!
Lloris. :haha:
1-1 get in!
There's no fairness about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
Rose. :haha:
Interesting that Pochettino still hasn't signed that new contract yet. He is probably one of the few that can see them through to the other side of the stadium move without this all turning to shit.
If his 'dream' PSG come calling, or Madrid, he could well be tempted to done one.
Koeman would have won the league with the curent Arsenal team. His teams are always solid, pacey, hard to break down, full of goals and go to big grounds and do well.
How hasn't Kane scored?
Fonte. :doh:
What did Long do wrong to Vertonghen there? It's not his fault he pubbed it up.
Mane booked. Don't get sent off.
Poor tackle.
What a chance for Long, heads it way wide from where he was!
Clasie off injured, Romeu on.
Kane offside.
Is Dier ever going to get sent off?
Vertonghen header, Van Dijk heads behind.