EastEndVillan

Wasn’t it Kamara that lost Rodri for their 1st goal?

They, the players just seemed to come on the pitch and for what ever reason had decided they were not going to get anything out of this match, that being compounded with conceding after 5 mins.

The only positive I can take from this is that I managed to spend a couple of hours away from the wife and kids. It would have been more fun watch paint dry, but hey ho.

They've just sacked Tuchel

My son has asked for one of these (https://store.facebook.com/gb/quest/products/quest-2/) for his birthday. I though i'd ask the hive mind if they had any experience of this or any other VR products. Any thoughts are gratefully received.

I have season tickets down Dagenham and Redbridge, just renewed for next season. £250 for me, £100 for my 12 year old, and free for my 8 yo. We love it. Did our first away game a couple weeks ago (only to Wealdstone) which was a good laugh. Can't recommend it enough.

why do they keep passing the ball backwards to Pickford when there's an easy 15 yards forward pass.

what is the point of Phillips.

That Sheff U kit is horrible.

it soooo Dull, so far. So many mis-placed passes.

is that right? makes SJG worth £200m

Can you believe that someone paid £70m+ for Pepe.

I got some corporate freebies and I was in the Chelsea end for that. Not a good experience

not in the starting XI for Belgium, but it's ok Mason Mount is.

Sorry if this thread already exists but couldn't fine one with the very cursory search conducted. Do any posters have any stories of their child(ren) playing football? the fun, the goals, the fights whatever. I have to admit my weekends were usually pretty full up with taking my two sons to their football clubs, either for training or matches, all of which has come to halt as a result of CoVid, and I've come to realise that I miss it quite terribly. Do any any parents have any anecdotes to share? For context, I have two boys, 10 & 7, the eldest is a goalkeeper, I think because he's a lazy clearing in the woods and refuses to run, and if I'm being very honest is hopeless. The youngest shows a lot of promises as an under7 player, either striker or goalkeeper, and plays for very good team. The story I'll relay is the time the Arsenal scout spoke to me and my youngest and asked if he'd like to come and train with Arsenal. My son, who's a Spurs fan (yes, I'm aware of the parenting fail, but it is at least it's his closest team) replied back "I'd rather die than play for Arsenal", and there went, in a puff of smoke, all of my footballing dreams.