You just have to say it, Michael Olise and Eze are some players for Palace. Currently beating Spam Utd 4-0.
I think that might be the players rather than the manager or we missed out on something pretty damn good.
Bugger.
Chicago: Laughing at the Scum.
They are both excellent players, although don't overlook the fact that Yanited are a shambles with a lame duck manager. It is clear what an atrocious job Hodgson was doing though.
Eze and Olive were mostly injured until they sacked Hodgson, to be fair.
I've actually been really impressed with Mateta in recent weeks as well, since Glasner arrived he's been on fire.
I like to think that manure got what they deserve now that the increased scrutiny has made it harder for the officials to fix games for them.
On the basis of no first hand information at all.
Anyway. A great night for football phone-ins. Get your radio's on.
I've just seen that manure played a centre back pairing of Casemiro and Evans. I reckon I might have the legs on them. I'd definitely take Boly and Murillo over them. Fuck me that's funny.
It was exactly what you are imagining!
Wish I'd seen it now. On the other hand: pints.
If only someone would invent some kind of establishment that sold pints while showing football, I reckon they'd make a fortune.
You don't get sports pubs in the Vale. I think the posh tories have bylaws against that sort of thing.
Some proper bent shenanigans as Real progress, to maintain Kane's unbelievable record of not winning anything. Ever.
That flag raise at the end. People stopped so he probably wouldn't have scored if flag not raised, but then again.
Wow. Raised flag. When he should have delayed. Bayern score. Goal has to be chalked off because the whistle had blown and the ref couldn't check VAR? All very fortunate for Madrid. Still not sure about the second Spanish goal either?
Still, not boring....
Chicago: Watching to the end.
Contrary to the process that professionals at the top of their game are trained in. I'm sure it was just an accident/incompetence. Again.
So, the "leading figure in Premier League football" who's been accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year old in the 90s and other rapes and sexual offences has to be a manager, right? Which probably means one of the British ones. Edwards was born in 1982 and O'Neill 1983, so unlikely to be either of them, which only leaves four.
Doesn't have to be a manager. Alan Shearer? Ian Wright? Surely not Wayne Rooney though, he's more into the elderly.
