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The report I saw included this quote from Klopp: “When we sat there together talking about potential signings, the next summer camp and can we go wherever, the thought came up: ‘I am not sure I am here then any more,’ and I was surprised myself by that. I obviously start thinking about it." I...

On a less unsettling note... I've taken to watching Stevie Richards youtube videos where he analyses matches or moves etc, breaking them down, showing where they went right, where they went wrong, etc. I'm finding it really interesting thinking about some things I'd not considered or different...

This article also includes a copy of the legal filing. It is probably prudent to note it only names Vince McMahon and John Laurenaitis. Other names appearing on social media are speculation of the identity of someone known in the document as 'WWE superstar'. link to local news site The...

Bit late to note this, given the game is almost over, but... However, official word is there was some congestion, but no crushing occurred.

Was active last night: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/threads/carabao-cup-semi-finals.405802/

Given how they turned on him at the end of his first stint with them, surely it should be "you either live long enough to see yourself become the villain, then the returning hero, then the villain again...'

This popped up in the guardian live updates:

I'd say Buonanotte's header on the goal line was the best chance either side had, but even if you don't think it was, it was good enough a chance that it stops their's being the best 'by far'.

Article in response to the news that Forest intend to write to the PGMOL. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/jan/22/premier-league-nottingham-forest-brentford-jonathan-wilson

The forest argument is that it was part of the goal, so should fall under the purview of the VAR. I think the problem is two fold - one, there was still time for the wall to be adjusted, it's a dead ball situation, so is it a case of a new phase of play when the ball is kicked and now is in...

I've already made my pick (2-2 on the basis that the pattern of our last two games was 6-0, 4-1 (score two less, concede one more)). But am now thinking - saturday each game had 5 goals (5-0 and 3-2). Today's games had 4 goals (2-2 and 4-0). So tomorrow's game will have 3 goals. Which leaves...

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Quite. I don't know if it is a failing of VAR or the fans. It was a feature of all the articles when it was introduced, and it has been repeated many times, that VAR are constantly reveiwing things that fall in their remit (goals, penalties, red cards, mistaken identity). So fans should know...

That 12 game run included 11 games against teams in the top 9. When Roy took over he had one game against the top 9 (they lost). I think most of us fully expected Vieira would have picked up the wins that Roy did once they got past that horrid run of fixtures.

I dunno. I think Palace might prefer a brentford win. If it's a draw or a Forest win, forest go above Palace, and Brentford are below, but crucially, Brentord would have a game in hand on Palace so could win that and then both end up above them when games played is even. Whereas if Brentford...

Maupay showing that instinctive finishing that was always his strength (over having time to think)

If we're only looking at premier league games, Newcastle, Man U and Bournemouth this season were three consecutive wins (there was a europa league loss between Man U and Bournemouth)

One kit is red and whit tops, black shorts. The other looks to be a peach and dark blue combo. Why am I struggling to tell them apart?