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I like Conor but he's been unused recently and I bet he sees the writing on the wall. 

Listening to his interviews I'm starting to get flashbacks. I think they have a real chance of going down. 

His comments on Steve Bruce show that he is a terrible pundit and that he is only interested in winding people up and protecting his friends. He is a professional troll these days (well you could argue since 2015). 

Leeds have come out of this looking incredibly small time and petty. You can't defend this saying "but but we also attacked Gabby so can't be sexist"  The difference he is a professional troll and asking for it, she just gave an opinion (that actually a lot of people share).

So sad to hear. Listened to a podcast with him on the other day and he sounded so happy. He is the same age as me with similar kids ages too. Really shaken by this.

Just how good are Kane and Son together? Crazy combo this season

Can't see where this will get arranged for a while unless both teams are knocked out the FA cup and it goes in the slot for that.

Unlucky today. Disappointed in Hourihane who didn't take his chance but some woeful finishing aside we created plenty.

Beat Newcastle and it'll be brighter

He has a decent work ethic but his shooting isn't at this level. Definitely needs upgrading when we can.

We have 12 pts from 6 and I'm sure most would have taken that at the start. Southampton aren't a bad side. Let's not over react here.

mings doesn't jump there. Great free kick but he's not having a great game.

The lack of parachute payments would really affect the league, surely they can't do it with one years notice? Especially with 5 teams getting moved down a league? Their existing contracts could kill them- even with higher championship TV money.

Its like £10 for a nowtv day pass which is usually a few games and a 3 month mobile pass. £15 is too much

Any idea how strong the stoke team is compared to their first team? Saw they made a fair few changes from the last game.

How many pages can this get to before he signs or its debunked? On 91 now it has Samattas 98 in it's sights!

Definitely- there were clear times to pull Wesley out the firing line and we couldnt

Nice use of the flag picture

This Bournemouth result is the sort that gets a manager sacked. Would they do it with 6 games to go in a few weeks? And with how much they owe him?

Apart from nylands mistake I think we were the better side and could have won one nil. Mcginn wasn't up to speed and grealish was pushed out the game. It's easy to see Sheffield United and forget what this side has done this season.

Lots of talk about the premier league restarting, but I haven't really seen yet how the championship or league 1 will start. If they can't I wonder what they will do?

Its amazing how many ex pros and pundits are trying to convince themselves that home advantage is just about the fans and totally discount the facilities/pitch size/familiarity etc. I think this will go ahead but any pretence that the game is for the fans in the stadiums is totally dead.

12 minutes ago, useless said:

Whoever wrote it probably used a laptop... Meanwhile Independent reporting that there's no chance of relegation being scrapped if the season goes ahead...

That Independent article has zero quotes. Nothing will be agreed until they hear government advice and meet next week. I listened to Barber from Brighton speak very clearly earlier on that he will not support neutral venues because of the harm it would do them in their right versus relegation.

As much as some people would like people like him to be seen and not heard they will need to overcome the clear opposition to the idea. The EFL is also challenging the notion that the premier League restart is the great saviour of English football.

If that's a hoax it's a good one, but if true I reckon that's what the EFL are saying and probably not agreed with the premier league yet.

I can see them getting the premier League done at neutral venues, it would be bad but I can see them doing it. What I can't see is them starting the championship or lower leagues again. Surely the scale of venues, policing and required testing/doctors rules that out.

1 hour ago, gurru991 said:

Only the bottom three would vote against it.

I don't think it's true only the bottom three would. Brighton have spoken out publically about that they wouldn't support relegation unless completed and west ham initially pushed for it to be ended with Brady's statements. So that's 4 maybe 5 of the 6 needed to be against it with many yet to declare publically.

I think though they are going to push this through behind closed doors, and it'll be celebrated. That is until the first round is complete and everyone sees just how bad atmosphere less games truly are and/or players get sick or fans start to congregate. Then widespread public opinion will turn.