The English Football Thread

[Special Juan 28,133]

3 minutes ago, Fulham Broadway said:

It was - QPR did similar I think.  A lot of my neighbours have plastic grass out the back now. Lazy fuckers

The old sand based skin tearing plastic pitches were brutal. I remember Liverpool had a shite record going to Kenilworth Road.

[Fulham Broadway 17,306]

12 minutes ago, Special Juan said:

The old sand based skin tearing plastic pitches were brutal. I remember Liverpool had a shite record going to Kenilworth Road.

Definitely gave them an advantage. Millwall decided to smash the place up in 1985

 

[DDA 9,929]

Ahhh yes, the mandatory United penalty.

[DDA 9,929]

2 hours ago, Jason said:

What's funny about that? 

Exactly

[Jase 43,479]

Just now, DDA said:

Exactly

I don't get your reaction. You don't think the government's handling of the pandemic has been abysmal?  

[DDA 9,929]

37 minutes ago, Jason said:

I don't get your reaction. You don't think the government's handling of the pandemic has been abysmal?  

It's not asif there is a textbook process of handling a global pandemic. I think all in all, they have done a pretty decent job. 

[Jase 43,479]

Just now, DDA said:

It's not asif there is a textbook process of handling a global pandemic. I think all in all, they have done a pretty decent job. 

You think Boris Johnson has done a decent job?

[Vesper 30,119]

11 minutes ago, DDA said:

It's not asif there is a textbook process of handling a global pandemic. I think all in all, they have done a pretty decent job. 

sorry, but 

 

 

[Vesper 30,119]

what a save by Dean Henderson

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nil 2

Rashford

game over

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nil 3

Greenwood

FT

[DDA 9,929]

22 hours ago, Jason said:

You think Boris Johnson has done a decent job?

😤

 

[Atomiswave 6,117]

[Jase 43,479]

This must be the weakest starting XI Guardiola has ever put out in a League Cup game?

P.S. That Delap - Liam Delap - is the son of Rory Delap...

[Vesper 30,119]

Following the government announcement that plans to allow fans to attend football matches from 1st October would not go ahead, I thought it might be interesting to see how this could impact the revenue of Premier League clubs this season via match day losses due to COVID-19.

long thread, I will not post it all