@horlock_molly As a not too serious suggestion.. both as a single event. Get 20 other AFCB icons and get smudge and cookie as captains to pick teams like a PE lesson. Great for the fans that
@Magyar_bmb@SSE_LTFC@thecherries Please give me a tag when the link goes up, don't want to miss it. Tremendous from everyone on both teams โค๏ธ๐ค๐งก
@afcbfan_hw@Magyar_bmb Even the very elite clubs get some signings wrong (and we all know some Hughes signings have gone very badly.) On the whole, he's had enough deals go well that he's done a very decent job.
@footballclips73 @SamSomers91 He deserves every ounce of respect from every single fan, no doubt. But there's been an amicable separation, it needs to come post match now. Need to always get behind the current team first and foremost. Any amount of - 17 chants will never get any puchback after final whistle
@jamesswyer The balance to the team when Kelly is the opposite full back is great. Aarons attacks, while Zaba, Kelly & Senesi are all over the out ball. Seriously good stuff, albeit against a depleted Newcastle. Perfect way to cover a midfield without a natural holding player #afcb
@dan_davis20 Thanks for your tremendous AFCB coverage, Dan. You'll be terrific whatever the future brings, but hope you manage to stay involved with some form of cherries role!
@MC_of_A Hypothetically, I don't think that would happen and fans would just go back to raging over every tiny indiscretion which the naked eye would never spot in real time. But for the flow of the sport I'd prefer that to what we have currently
@MC_of_A Given how little VAR seems to have improved the officiating, I would say that everyone would be happier without it. The corollary would need to be accepting human error when a bad decision is made, because we've seen tech won't noticeably lead to better decision making.
@AhmedShooble Harry Arter v Man United in 2015. Absolutely everywhere all game long, proudly sang his name all game long without even knowing the personal circumstances until afterwards. Unbelievable performance