@Jerseyaffairs Pointing out it was a 2nd yellow, not a straight red, Fernández went in with a jumping 2 footed challenge which is reckless to say the least. But it wasn't high, or out of control. Fernández knew what he was doing. Yellow then red, used to be straight red though
@JamesPearceLFC@TonyEvans92a@Simon_Hughes__ Personally think Salahs output dropped primarily because of the way we've been playing, he's nowhere near as effective with play happening so slowly as opposed to fast breaks. There's no point tearing down the right wing when the ball isn't coming your way for several minutes.
@themagic_tophat Looking at it objectively, with absolutely no skin in the game, there's all sorts of shit going on there from both sets of players. Ironically what should happen is VAR look at it from the moment the corner is taken as a timeline of incidents. Pen or FK?
@themagic_tophat@WestHam_Central Trossard is holding (pushing) Pablo back. Raya does an incredible job making it look like Pablo intentionally fouls him. Only thing wrong with that is he falls forward rather than backward as if pole-axed. Not to mention Rice rugby tackling Mavropanos. You got lucky
@nocontextEFC A pint in a Northern pub is still less than £4.00 depending on which pint you drink. If you want to pay someone £15ph to pour it for you, it won't be less than £4.00 a pint for very long.
@Bilbo2@nocontextEFC Every increase, not that it isn't welcome, in minimum wage increases tax yield to the govt despite claims of easing the burden. My monthly wage went from £2013 to £2078 which is hardly. I do 45hrs a week for that.
@themagic_tophat@nocontextEFC I'm not sure where the idea that a pint in a supermarket, even if you could get them, is £1.50 comes from. Would have to be Asda Savers or Lidl/Aldi own, and no-one wants to go there. A pint may be £10 in some swanky bar in Mayfair, but it's still under £4.00 in a Northern pub
@Tbag19851985 @JamesMelville They were a club on the brink of disappearance in the early 2000s, non-league in 2008, nearly wound up in 2011, only promoted to the EFL 2 years after Ryan and Rob took over (2020). Investment could go wrong, but it didn't. They invested in the town.
@JamesMelville Well they didn't make it but their highest ever finish in the league pyramid says a lot about where they've been and how they've progressed. From almost being OOB to 7th in the Championship.
@PhilipProudfoot Whilst I would love to be paid £15ph for my driving role (International rental company), I've also been self employed with a fledgling sb. There comes a point where you need additional help and need employees to do it and this, I'm afraid, would put me off big style.
@_CM_67_@themagic_tophat I suppose the riposte to that would be "would anyone really like to drive into a UK city centre these days?". Many have made driving into them difficult and expensive enough that it puts lots of Brits off going there in a car. Which is what city councils now see as desirable.