@RetroMoviesDB Remember going to the cinema to watch this, such a great undervalued movie. Knocks spots off the crappy comic book based movies released in the last 15 or so years
@JoeFlower22 The farce has actually been, as others point out, the shameless feigning of injuries by players season after season, which has continued to get worse, balanced with the need to ensure their welfare. The rule is fine and I am afraid was inevitable to address this.
@TheEdenSessions@jackjohnson@glove Predictably boring… glad we gave up inside track pass a few years ago. It’s been a poor few years and early indications are not good for 2027
@henrywinter The minute off the pitch rule as you know was brought in due to the excessive amount of feigning of injuries to time waste etc. There may be some instances like this were it feels like player is genuinely in need of treatment, but on balance it was long overdue and working
@Sargesbackheel@AndyBeav96@JezClein This is par for the course. It isn’t difficult to read and understand the law here yet ignorant fans like this trot out the same old rubbish. It’s simply offside by the law, attacker clearly active and then challenges the defender. Duh!
@HarryHugoGoat I visited from Truro last week, wouldn’t say the best stadium, but an interesting and friendly one as a visitor and thought the hospitality offering was great.
@AdamHickin Exactly. It’s just shocking that so many people cannot grasp this, it isn’t difficult to understand. It almost feels like they are being wilfully ignorant… although obviously their impartiality is going to be questionable