@ItsTomographic I can’t believe how irate people can get about how a game looks. Don’t get me wrong I’m looking forward to it as much as the next person but it’s the gameplay and the story it tells that I want to experience not the fps or the colour tones used for a sunset. #justagame
@GoonerTaIk Couldn’t agree more with this. I liked the thought of Roger’s but that fee is a ransom from villa and we can’t be stung with massive fee like united or Chelsea have been for players.
That was the worst advert for the English game.
Two terrible teams played a terrible match decided by a terrible goal.
And now one of those awful teams gets Champions League football next season 🤪
Bono pays tribute to EJ.
Produced by the team at Whisper. Many of whom have worked with EJ for years from right back on the BBC days. This one was personal…
Again this is a non story, none of what TT is payed for his job or whatever he goes matters, especially when his England team haven’t even kicked a ball yet. What is it with the press trying to bully a manager before a game has even been played.
https://t.co/00b3p88RP4
It must be a really slow sports news day as the press are now picking on a man that goes and sees his family sometimes when working in a foreign country. I'm sorry this is scaremongering from the press, its not a story.
https://t.co/xJUtziqckL
It’s Arsenal and once again they are at the end of a very poor refereeing decision.
Michael Oliver -that is not a red card and if I was you I would tell Webb that you do not want to work with your VAR Darren England.
Between you it was a disaster to send off that Arsenal player
It’s pure corruption, it’s always something you here the pundits say I’ve never seen that before. How long must this go on for.
https://t.co/WOds0cN13P
'Baffling... that is nonsensical.' 🤯
Mark Chapman and Pat Nevin discuss Myles Lewis-Skelly's controversial sending off.
Listen live: https://t.co/NI1sjtGRxI 📻⚽️
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