kmk108

Without the official legal grammar, you're limited to being elected twice.

What do you mean? Presidents are limited to two terms, and when you've held the highest office in American politics, there's no where else to really go but retirement.

World Cup: Fifa to expand competition to 48 teams after vote I get wanting to expand a little, but expanding by 16 teams!? That is a huge jump, adding an entire 50% to the field. Qualifying stages won't really matter if you're not a Malta or some country like that. There will be some really bad games as well.

Don't allow them to quickly counter and this should be fairly easy. Their great performance against City is mostly down to Pep being completely ignorant of Leicester's tendency for the quick counter attacks.

But we have a very light workload this season, with this being the only other competition. There's no reason for the team to focus solely on the Premier League and forget about the FA Cup.

Happened when he tried to control the ball when Lloris was out of goal. He went for the ball, pulled out and started limping and grabbing his groin area. It seems to keep giving him problems.

One off night and suddenly we're shite

I think he strained his groin earlier going for a ball. I don't remember the minute, but I saw him grabbing his upper leg and limping around a little while.

My thoughts on the first half aren't as bad as a lot of you. I think it's been fairly even with Spurs having a couple more chances. We've seen this a few times already this season. Until the team fails at adjusting and coming back, I won't worry.

Unlike the rest of the club, 4th place isn't good enough for him.

You just had to say it

Wenger will find a reason to blame the refereeing

It could have been much worse, but it seems like that Aguero tackle is becoming more bothersome than originally thought. All because a vindictive twat couldn't handle getting outplayed AGAIN.

Searching "Manchester United" on Google News and only one story making note of the refereeing, and it had the title of "Manchester United FINALLY get refereeing decision after Feghouli tackle on Jones" by the Manchester Evening News Finally get refereeing decision? What about all of the offside goals given to United this season? Or the tackles Rojo wasn't sent off for?

It is true. Hopefully we can get some more separation tomorrow, but considering we're in almost record-setting form, it's annoying to see another team not too far away.

Have Defoe as one of my FPL strikers AND they draw Liverpool!?

There is no good choice outside of us

I've been critical of Willian lately, but he was MOTM by a mile. If he continues with that form, Pedro will find it hard to break back in.

Was he the one that kept calling him "Crouchy"?

We're around the halfway point of the season. I'd say anyone in the top six still has a shot at winning the title.

I really need to stop making early-match comments.

Tottenham never stop providing entertaining

They were stupid for sacking Guidolin so early in the season after the tough run of matches they had

You can be working as hard as you possibly can and still not be getting used to the Premier League. I didn't mean that he's not working enough, just that he hasn't done enough for Conte to think he'd be worthy of a start.

They are (I'm a mild fan of theirs and that's one of the reasons). It seems like they have a great group of young players that are meant to be the "new generation" of BvB. I can see either or both of Reus and Aubameyang leaving soon, but I'm not sure they're ready to sell the likes of Mor, Pulisic, and Dembele yet. Liverpool have supposedly made some nice offers for Pulisic and they don't seem interested in entertaining them at all.