Think VAR should be managed by ex players from all over the country not just northerners who seem to have the monopoly on everything (well thats my view anyway)
Think VAR should be managed by ex players from all over the country not just northerners who seem to have the monopoly on everything (well thats my view anyway)
Originally Posted by dazthegooner
I just think they need to add a bit of common sense. The handball rule is nonsensical - I think that's been a bit better this season but defenders having to face up with their arms behind their backs is just ridiculous. And the offside thing - holy shit will you stop all this drawing lines and zooming in to see if a single pixel is offside. If it's not clear and obvious then let it go.
https://www.skysports.com/football/n...mes-out-as-gay
If it didn’t work for Kevin Spacey, what makes you think it’ll work for you
(Make sure you turn the playback speed up, btw)
You used to be everything to me
Now you're tired of fighting
I can answer that question: they're a mid-to-lower table club finding their natural place - wash away the media hype and that club is nothing but a bunch of losers in a huge toilet
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I like these little exposes that this channel does
(Make sure you turn the playback speed up, btw)
When you look at the players that have been signed since Kane left - Johnson, Odobert, Solanke etc. It all seems to be about not significantly adding to their wage bill. I know some individuals here were saying we should have signed Solankebut in reality he’s not good enough for Spurs let alone us, I think he got made to look better than he was at Bournemouth and a club like that is more his level. Same really for Brennan Johnson
For a club that has quite a big fanbase and has become quite financially successful the calibre of players they’ve been bringing in is simply not great. Richarlison has been a flop but actually you can at least see why they went for him….
I don’t know if it’s Postecoglou not wanting big egos to question his intense style of training and football or whether it’s the club being cheap (you suspect a bit of both) but it’s all combined for the perfect shit storm
I think to be honest we can consider ourselves quite lucky that a club as well managed as Spurs have been financially have never seen interested in translating that to success on the pitch past a certain point….as frankly seven or eight years ago had they shown the ambition they could have done, they could have left us in the dust.
Rashford joins Villa on loan
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/cjdejvxvk29o
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