Other Games - 2023/24

[Flamingo Lane]

Leaving nothing to chance, it would be good if Burnley could go to Spurs still with a chance of staying up, so hoping Luton don't beat Everton tonight.

[Flamingo Lane]

Consistency is the thing, but that is so blatantly a foul and a penalty. Decisions like this need to be made.

[VillaTim]

Luton equaliser. Weak defending from Ashley Young .

[olaftab]

1-1. Not much good for Luton, a fine example of a team all sweat no nuance of skill.

[PaulWinch again]

1-1. Not much good for Luton, a fine example of a team all sweat no nuance of skill.

Everton?

[Brazilian Villain]

1-1. Not much good for Luton, a fine example of a team all sweat no nuance of skill.

Everton?

C+C Music Factory?

[tomd2103]

Klopp leaving a very sour taste on his way out.  Saying TV companies should be reported to Amnesty International for 'making' players play two games are week?  What a clown.

[Axl Rose]

Klopp leaving a very sour taste on his way out.  Saying TV companies should be reported to Amnesty International for 'making' players play two games are week?  What a clown.

On his way out?

When has he ever not.

[Rory]

Klopp leaving a very sour taste on his way out.  Saying TV companies should be reported to Amnesty International for 'making' players play two games are week?  What a clown.

Did he really say that?

[PeterWithesShin]

Klopp leaving a very sour taste on his way out.  Saying TV companies should be reported to Amnesty International for 'making' players play two games are week?  What a clown.

Did he really say that?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cpeg2j2wx8jo

[edgysatsuma89]

1-1. Not much good for Luton, a fine example of a team all sweat no nuance of skill.

Prince Andrew could never have played for Luton then.

[Rory]

Klopp leaving a very sour taste on his way out.  Saying TV companies should be reported to Amnesty International for 'making' players play two games are week?  What a clown.

Did he really say that?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cpeg2j2wx8jo

Nice of BBC to note that 'he joked'.

I've no doubt he was joking, but I wonder if another manager had made that joke whether they'd so emphatically have given him the benefit of the doubt.

[PeterWithesShin]

[Rory]

Ugh

[PeterWithesShin]

It could be worse...