Match of the Day.

[Heathcliff]

Getting Ian Wright back on the BBC is no bad thing - his enthusiasm and love for the game like hes kicking the balls and making the challenges is infectious. A tit of a man with the mental capacity of a dried out grapefruit but a man with his heart in the right place and a desire for the game and a love that pushes him to live its virtues. Him having felt so betrayed to criticise the BBC like and when how he did he either needs the money or someone saw sense at some management level to get him back (or BT told him to jog on).

Oddly enough Schmiechael can only get work as a clown for the current carlsberg ads which is rather sad.
How soon before the playing elite are earning in a week what the league title winners and european title winners were in what feels like the past of a blink of an eye.

At what point is the money and the fame/celebrity as near a drug as anything.

 

[blue76]

PMSL, MOTD using Snicko to judge if a player got a touch for the goal.

He should be embarrassed to claim that. Wonder how much the goal bonus is. Ireland must be gutted.

 

[JAYTALITY]

Getting Ian Wright back on the BBC is no bad thing - his enthusiasm and love for the game like hes kicking the balls and making the challenges is infectious. A tit of a man with the mental capacity of a dried out grapefruit but a man with his heart in the right place and a desire for the game and a love that pushes him to live its virtues. Him having felt so betrayed to criticise the BBC like and when how he did he either needs the money or someone saw sense at some management level to get him back (or BT told him to jog on).

Oddly enough Schmiechael can only get work as a clown for the current carlsberg ads which is rather sad.
How soon before the playing elite are earning in a week what the league title winners and european title winners were in what feels like the past of a blink of an eye.

At what point is the money and the fame/celebrity as near a drug as anything.

Very profound for this time of the night.

 

[Baines' left foot]

State of Ian Write on this

He looks like how Mr. Toad from Wind and the Willows would look like if he was a black man.

 

[rascal]

Pleased to see Montero is proving me right. Very exciting to watch.

 

[atrottel]

Jermaine Jenas - if you are going to have ex-pro pundits, he's not bad at all. Haven't watched MotD for years but he was a decent change from the old crew.

 

[parksey69]

Best bit from last nights motd was when wrighty said yo dick

 

[GoatJR]

That Noble Red Card was not a red.

He won the ball.

 

[peteblue]

That Noble Red Card was not a red.

He won the ball.

I agree lad, it was a clean tackle and I hope they appeal........

 

[The Equaliser]

Can't believe McClaren actually defended that tackle from Mitrovic on Coquelin.

"Not malicious."

LOL

 

[DualityNSNO]

Can't believe McClaren actually defended that tackle from Mitrovic on Coquelin.

"Not malicious."

LOL

Yup.

 

[LinekersLegs]

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/nov/19/match-of-day-careful-wish-bbc
never being first on Match of the Day should be careful what they wish for, according to the BBC’s head of football.

Chelsea have appeared in the top slot on the main Saturday night programme five times this season, two more than the next nearest team, West Ham, but all Chelsea’s top billings have been defeats as the champions have endured a start to forget.

Everton, Stoke City, Tottenham and West Bromwich Albion share the dubious honour of being on last the most times – three each.

 

[dholliday]

Everton share the dubious honour of being on last the most times.

 

[summerisle]

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/nov/19/match-of-day-careful-wish-bbc
never being first on Match of the Day should be careful what they wish for, according to the BBC’s head of football.

Chelsea have appeared in the top slot on the main Saturday night programme five times this season, two more than the next nearest team, West Ham, but all Chelsea’s top billings have been defeats as the champions have endured a start to forget.

Everton, Stoke City, Tottenham and West Bromwich Albion share the dubious honour of being on last the most times – three each.

Being first means either a six goal win, a seven goal thriller or a shock win. Being last is invariably 0-0 or 1-0. Not rocket science *hurriedly moves over to words I hate thread.

 

[The Cowboy]

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/nov/19/match-of-day-careful-wish-bbc
never being first on Match of the Day should be careful what they wish for, according to the BBC’s head of football.

Chelsea have appeared in the top slot on the main Saturday night programme five times this season, two more than the next nearest team, West Ham, but all Chelsea’s top billings have been defeats as the champions have endured a start to forget.

Everton, Stoke City, Tottenham and West Bromwich Albion share the dubious honour of being on last the most times – three each.

I've long said that they should just sum the league positions of each contesting team, and order the matches from lowest sum (ie the two teams nearest the top), to the highest sum (relegation fodder). Once we hit February, switch it around and have the relegation battles first.

In the case of equal sums, just order by highest league position of teams involved.