Today’s Football 2019/20 Season

[Harry Blue]

That City title win last season left the media and football industry flabbergasted, angry, and determined to settle scores this season. VAR has made it so much easier for them. It's amazing how quickly you can get the job done with it. A team that couldn't buy a title (literally) take their first in 30 years with this in place.

Do you ever read back the absolute bilge you post, it’s buffoons like you who give the rest of us a bad name

 

[davek]

The biggest worry for me though is what the powers that be have in store for Everton.

The perfect narrative for them is they win it whilst the blue half face relegation.

After the celebrations, and rightly so, from our fans, that will not have gone down well. The ball boy clapping Klopp.

They do not want this club at the top table. Never have. And VAR can really stick the knife in if neccessary.

No one is safe from it because it's unaccountable and cant be appealed against. If the industry determines it wants a shake up and see a struggling Everton taking up a place in their league and that our survival would mean a newly promoted club they like to cover were relegated, who knows. A major institution like Everton - top flight since the 50s - went down, what a story for them to sparkle a bang average title race in sone season?

 

[davek]

Do you ever read back the absolute bilge you post, it’s buffoons like you who give the rest of us a bad name

Welcome to the forum "Harry".

 

[J.c. 7.4]

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Do you ever read back the absolute bilge you post, it’s buffoons like you who give the rest of us a bad name

Just ignore the forum joke, how's Wigan getting on dave

 

[Toast]

Open goal..

Maguire..

Sake.

 

[4737carlin]

Open goal..

Maguire..

Sake.

Cant expect too much from these cheap pick ups

 

[Ring master]

harder to miss it

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

No one is safe from it because it's unaccountable and cant be appealed against. If the industry determines it wants a shake up and see a struggling Everton taking up a place in their league and that our survival would mean a newly promoted club they like to cover were relegated, who knows. A major institution like Everton - top flight since the 50s - went down, what a story for them to sparkle a bang average title race in sone season?

Exactly.

All about the narrative and internet clicks.

 

[Blues Harp]

Welcome to the forum "Harry".

AnotherOddCoincidence??????

 

[Big_Duncs_Fod]

The biggest worry for me though is what the powers that be have in store for Everton.

The perfect narrative for them is they win it whilst the blue half face relegation.

After the celebrations, and rightly so, from our fans, that will not have gone down well. The ball boy clapping Klopp.

They do not want this club at the top table. Never have. And VAR can really stick the knife in if neccessary.

No we are a very poor side who are doing that all on our own.

 

[49ers]

good goal from old boy Klaasen v Eintracht Frankfurt

 

[deipnosophist]

Do you ever read back the absolute bilge you post, it’s buffoons like you who give the rest of us a bad name

Harry Blue ...

 

[Chris O'Connor]

With football fans so notoriously fickle I wonder how long it'll be before the 'Pep must go' bandwagon gets rolling?

 

[kenada_blue]

If you feel the opponents are getting away from you through decisions, it has an affect on morale. They're human.

Or the fact Rodrigo isn't Fernandino, who they're playing centre half, and getting blizted on the counter attack.

 

[4737carlin]

Newcastle forcing united to.play the way Silva chooses to play