So are Spurs asking the lucky ballot winner S/T holders to buy their tickets twice? They've already bought their ticket via a S/T and then they have to buy the seat again? Alternatively, have the S/T holders been refunded/will be refunded, so in actual fact will only be paying once?
Dreadful result for Leicester who might well now blow the CL places again.
They have 63 points with 3 tough games left. Man Utd away, Chelsea away, Spurs home. Chelsea have 61 points with 4 games left. City away, Arsenal home, Leicester home. Villa away. West ham have 58 points. Everton home, Brighton away, West brom away, Southampton home.
West ham could quite easily win all 4 and get 70 points meaning Leicester would need to get 4 points from United and Chelsea and then beat Spurs. They've made things very hard for themselves.
Chelsea now beaten them twice in a few weeks, can they make it three in the Champions League?
They have but in neither the cup semi final or yesterday did City field what would be classed as their main team.
Still think the City XI that beat PSG beats Chelsea in the CL final, but there's no denying that Tuchel has done superbly well in a short space of time.
Next season with Tuchel there all season, Liverpool with their first choice defence back and United surely strengthening too as the Glazers try to calm the fans will all make for an interesting title race. Of course if City get Kane or Haaland though then they'll win it.
I once took a worst penalty than that. It was about 35 years ago on a cold and windy Sunday morning on Blackheath Common. They are still trying to find the ball.
Was it though? Loads of players chip penalties.down the middle and score, it just got read by the keeper this time.
Maybe, but if the keeper read it so easily why did he even start to move? He had enough time to bail out of his dive, adjust his position, spark up a fag, adjust his gloves and still virtually catch it one handed.
When they go in everyone raves about how cool the striker is but when they don't they look, and are, ridiculous. He's more than talented and experienced enough to pick his spot and give the keeper zero chance of saving it. Even if he guesses correctly. Hence it was a very poor choice to make for me, given it could have secured the title for his team.
I once took a worst penalty than that. It was about 35 years ago on a cold and windy Sunday morning on Blackheath Common. They are still trying to find the ball.
After saying Cafc would finish 7th back in August, I fear that despite some cracking displays from Leicester, I felt when Barnes got injured they would miss out on the last week of the season. With the hammers defeat today it won't be them but the Scouser could still pip them for the last spot. I so want to be wrong and Leicester hang on for 4th.
So yet again, The American businessmen, the UAE oil money and Putin's bitch will see United, Liverpool, City, and Chelski rule supreme. How utterly depressing just after they tried to totally shaft football in England.
I think Fulham are the only ones who can look back with genuine disappointment. They've generally been ok and played a part in most games, just not quite had enough. Stating the obvious but just not had a goalscorer to rely on. They've only conceded two more than West Ham who could be in the Champions League next season. 21 attempts tonight, only hitting the target 3 times and yet again failing to score. They were just a striker short of staying up, whereas West Brom have always looked like going down.
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After the ESL fiasco, quite honestly anyone paying 60 quid a ticket for a 6pm kick off against Villa that is live on tv is a complete and utter mug.
They've already bought their ticket via a S/T and then they have to buy the seat again?
Alternatively, have the S/T holders been refunded/will be refunded, so in actual fact will only be paying once?
Levy take note...
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They have 63 points with 3 tough games left. Man Utd away, Chelsea away, Spurs home.
Chelsea have 61 points with 4 games left. City away, Arsenal home, Leicester home. Villa away.
West ham have 58 points. Everton home, Brighton away, West brom away, Southampton home.
West ham could quite easily win all 4 and get 70 points meaning Leicester would need to get 4 points from United and Chelsea and then beat Spurs. They've made things very hard for themselves.
The law say that in line is onside.
Makes a total mockery of the game when VAR is there to help not hinder decisions.
Human faults not technology faults.
Still think the City XI that beat PSG beats Chelsea in the CL final, but there's no denying that Tuchel has done superbly well in a short space of time.
Next season with Tuchel there all season, Liverpool with their first choice defence back and United surely strengthening too as the Glazers try to calm the fans will all make for an interesting title race. Of course if City get Kane or Haaland though then they'll win it.
You ain't kidding!
When they go in everyone raves about how cool the striker is but when they don't they look, and are, ridiculous. He's more than talented and experienced enough to pick his spot and give the keeper zero chance of saving it. Even if he guesses correctly. Hence it was a very poor choice to make for me, given it could have secured the title for his team.
Nicky Bailey...?
Is that you?
So yet again, The American businessmen, the UAE oil money and Putin's bitch will see United, Liverpool, City, and Chelski rule supreme. How utterly depressing just after they tried to totally shaft football in England.
Never mind the magic 40 points (subsequently reduced to 38), Fulham and West Brom are struggling to reach 30 points and Sheffield United 20!