Barry the Badger

Boruc, much as I love KD

It illustrates everything that's wrong with you. You give an opinion, a few people politely disagree, you overreact and say you're being hounded.

I thought he dealt with that sensibly if you're referring to the disallowed goal.

Not sure Katarina comes on here much I'm afraid ART

Loved that atmosphere

I'd much rather that than resigned cynicism.

The poll results are a pleasant surprise.

Oh good. Lots of people who haven't been to any away games getting tickets ahead of people who have.

Yeah I've got friends who played football to a slightly better than average standard who now talk a load of old ******** like they're Jose Mourinho, too.

No, but they were better than two completely irrelevant chances where United were offside. Two actual saints chances instead of those would have made it look more even.

Wanyamas passing is awful at times but I absolutely love him, what an asset.

That was weird. Even showed uniteds offside attacks.

Nice. I thought it laboured the point a bit though!

Cheap tickets, lol.

We only met him that once but I can tell you all the lads I was with that day will be genuinely gutted to hear that. He was a bloody legend on that bus in both directions! The bay city rollers song has stuck with us and we've sung it at a few away games. I also remember him throwing bits of his kebab at the baying Pompey crowds shouting "you look hungry you dirty skate b*******!", was probably funnier at the time than written down! We were gutted about the result but spent the entire bus home laughing our heads off because of him, which is why he's stuck in the memory so strongly.

Sorry to hear that. I met a hilarious bloke called Gord on the Pompey bubble bus. Kept singing about the bay city rollers. He stuck in the memory which is why I'm curious.

Who is GP?

It was pretty much fair game, JWP could easily have admitted to the ref that it was a to. We happily took advantage of the mystery corner so can't complain that they tried to take advantage of the disallowed goal.

I hate it when people compare going to the football with going to the theatre. Horrible.

You accept that is part of the game within reason, but Brighton's efforts were just plain cynical.

But the only reason he knew it was wrong was either because Swansea went mental, which he can't be seen to let influence him, or because the fourth official told him, which is against the rules.

He will have noticed a few thousand people ironically cheering a pass.

Don't be a bellend :-)

The lack of support for Fox was an absolute joke.

As others have said, it's amusing to hear managers *****ing and moaning about refs whilst their players go to ground every time somebody breathes on them. The referees are being put in a very difficult position. It has become acceptable to go to ground every time somebody touches you. 90% of the time players go down it's unnatural and they could have stayed up.