colman1860

What a sad, pathetic comment.

It would be, but that absolutely isn't what Peach tweeted. Peach came 63rd in some ranking of most popular twitter accounts in London for the month (these things exist), and said he left Clyne (who came 68th I think) in his wake. Neither of them is actually in London today.

We really struggle to break teams down when they come for a point.

Thanks!

Hi Kevin Is this still available? Would be really grateful. Thanks, Colman 07462 875974

Perhaps a long shot at this point, but my match has been called off today, so I'm suddenly able to go. Anybody have a ticket to sell? 07462 875974

At least sort of region locked - won't work in Canada

Brilliant insight. Thanks for sharing.

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There are definitely a lot of tickets still available on the website.

Let's relax. He looked ok against Crystal Palace at home - not exactly much of a challenge in that game for an Arsenal CB. And his suicide pass led to the corner they scored from. Let's not judge a transfer after one game.

Wonder if this might be a first step towards eliminating cash transactions in the ground. At the Allianz Arena in Munich for example, you have to load up an "Arena Card" to buy food/drinks in the stadium. The card itself is free, and you can load it online or at loading stations throughout the stadium. The idea is to speed up transactions and reduce queuing time. What actually happens is you get the front of the queue with €10 on your card, and your order costs €10.15. Off to a loading station, and get back in the queue. It's incredibly annoying, and in my opinion an example of overdoing it with technology. More info here: https://www.allianz-arena.de/en/arenacard/bargeldlos/ Of course this might have nothing to do with a move towards that system at all. Just reminded me of it.

You support a team owned by Jeffrey Loria...no wonder you get uncomfortable with players having a bit of control over their own fate!

Would be interesting for AC Milan to send us one of their players just so Inter could take on Osvaldo. Not sure he's destructive enough for that to make sense for AC...

I'd expect their side will be full strength. It's 6 days before their season opener (albeit against a lower league side in the cup). Against Marseille, they were missing Son (Korea), Bender (injured), Drmic (Switzerland) etc, and brought on a reserve side at halftime.

While the prices are great at first glance, the £2.50 service charge per ticket is pretty steep when you book on the phone...a pair of tickets ends up costing £29.

I'm really comforted by the fact that we have so many qualified doctors in here!

Whether he's a Saints fan or not is completely irrelevant. He's a racist moron, and I'm glad he's been arrested. That it was two Saints fans who identified him should make us proud.

I'm really glad you've opened a new thread to make this point.

It's not racism. They look very, very similar. A lot of players came together in the penalty following the play, and Mariner was still trying to figure out whether it was handling in the first place. Easy to lose track of the player. Embarrassing as hell though, and compounded by the fact that it shouldn't have been red in the first place, as it didn't deny an obvious goalscoring opportunity - the ball was going wide.

Wild conspiracy theory: Maybe, just maybe, the referee is impartial, while the supporter on the Saints message board with more than 8000 posts is biased. Just a conspiracy theory though.

Yeah, that should have been a penalty. Clubs don't make a giant stink in the press every time they don't get a penalty that they deserve.

Best referee in England. Our complaint about him was ridiculous. Fun to whine though

2-0 WHU

Newcastle looks a mess against Sunderland, mainly because they can't keep Jozy Altidore (who is mediocre at best) quiet. Good news for us I suppose