*Official* English Football Season 2022/23

[sledger]

Ah good old Jordan Pickford

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Good old Frank as well. Setting Everton up waiting to be beaten. They did have a couple of good chances in the first half when the ball broke their way, but it’s truly dreadful.

 

[sledger]

Yeah, it's great

Just a shame it helped out Spurs

 

[andruid]

The UK probably has the worst designed TV blackout in Europe

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1581568422734811136

 

[Furball]

It's a weird remnant from the 1980s where the governing bodies were reluctant to allow any football on TV for fear of affecting attendances.

 

[Uppercut]

The 3pm blackout has arguments for and against but there’s no reason at all that these games can’t all be shown.

 

[GIMH]

The 3pm blackout has arguments for and against but there’s no reason at all that these games can’t all be shown.

The 3pm blackout will go soon anyway. Horse has bolted. I watch any TRFC game I don’t attend via a simple vpn (I still pay for it, but many others have the ‘dodgy boxes’ etc). My decision not to go is never driven by accessibility of watching. I don’t think it’d have the impact that was once feared.

 

[sledger]

Wild game this

 

[sledger]

Lmao just saw that VAR call at the end there

Clear red card surely, Arsenal absolutely getting out of jail with that one

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Decent game this. Would be even better if Liverpool were title contenders.

 

[dontcloseyoureyes]

Why does every player that wears the #7 for us have to be an absolute prank player.

 

[duffer]

How is he still alive?

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Grimsby away. Jeepers, talk about the magic of the FA Cup.

 

[andruid]

Grimsby away. Jeepers, talk about the magic of the FA Cup.

It is as the prophecy foretold

 

[Lillian Thomson]

Manure actually played well, if a little wastefully.
Not yet convinced by Potter’s Chelsea. Although not conceding goals they looked very vulnerable against Villa at the weekend and again this evening.
Everton are dung. Their one shot in 90 minutes (off target at that) was “a slight red herring” according to Frankie.

 

[Uppercut]

It’s the best we’ve played in a long time. Kinda suspect the lasting conclusion will be that Spurs aren’t very good, especially away from home. But then we haven’t even been dominating bad teams since Fergie.

 

[flibbertyjibber]

United looked very good and Spurs looked Spursy. Didn't see the others. If Newcastle hadn't drawn so many they'd be in top 4 easily right now.

 

[grecian]

People keep on saying about Spurs that a team getting results when playing badly is a sign of a good team. Yet surely that comment was generally reserved for teams that ya know play well most of the time, then pick up points when playing badly. Spurs just never seem to actually play well, so I can't help but feel they're in a false position, but we'll see.

 

[Uppercut]

People keep on saying about Spurs that a team getting results when playing badly is a sign of a good team. Yet surely that comment was generally reserved for teams that ya know play well most of the time, then pick up points when playing badly. Spurs just never seem to actually play well, so I can't help but feel they're in a false position, but we'll see.

That cliché should be reserved for the last 7 or 8 games of the season in a tight title race. When teams win while looking shite in October, they're almost always just shite, and reality soon catches up with them.

 

[Red_Ink_Squid]

Villa on TV again tonight folks, don't forget to tune in.