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Last kick of the game 😂😂😂

Grimes' secret was that he managed to avoid injury by not doing any "high-speed activities" or "intense gameplay". He would always drop off away from opposition players and get rid of the ball before being tackled, as well as never putting a proper challenge in himself Edit: as has just been said!

The attendance has been much better the last couple of home games, I think they announced the Hull game was a home sellout? No surprise it's linked to more entertaining football and some decent results. If the football is boring (as it was under Williams and Martin) and entire games just drift...

Why would Forest agree to that?

Quite surprised it's a 3 year contract, don't want to be in another "can't afford to sack the manager" situation if things don't work out next season

Make your mind up! :ROFLMAO:

I had been wondering if it was you, I used to know you when we were teenagers 👀

You were playing down Derby beating Preston and saying we should beat Derby easily, despite the fact that Preston are in a better position than we are

Preston who are *checks table* 2 points and 2 places above us, having only lost 12 games all season (the fewest of any team outside the top 6, apart from Bristol City)

They've won 4 in a row now, scoring 9 goals in the process. We can't afford to be complacent and take them lightly, they'd only be 1 point behind us if they were to win on Saturday

The Swansea Way?

That's assuming they lose to Preston on Wednesday. Alternatively (glass half empty view), they could beat Preston and only be 4 points behind us going into Saturday's game

They were doing well until we beat them at the end of February. Since then, they've drawn with Norwich and lost to Derby, Stoke, Cardiff and Portsmouth :oops:

Especially when the whole idea behind PSR is for clubs to be sustainable and not reliant on owners, it's impossible unless wages are massively reduced across the board

5 at the back, 3 defensive midfielders and then Ronald playing behind Cullen? 😳😂

Where have you got these figures from?

He didn't jump, his feet never left the ground. He somehow contorted his body to make himself as small as possible but still managed to handball it

Not really, Grimes had his hand up above his head (despite still having both feet on the ground) so it wasn't in a natural position. Their defender's arm was by his side, where you'd expect it to be given his body position and the ball hit his hand

Delighted with the result, not the best week for Liverpool :ROFLMAO:

Exactly. The problem is that they're still majority shareholders so, if Ratcliffe manages to improve the club and increase its value, all he's doing is making it more expensive for him to buy more equity in the club. The Glazers pulled a blinder of a business deal, they've made hundreds of...