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That's more of a handball than Smith's.

Teams in next season's FA cup could do one of 2 things. 1. Boycott it. Like Manchester United did. Although that harms themselves. 2. Play a game and if it ends in a draw just leave the field. Don't take part in extra time and penalties. They won't. Because they will be punished. But I'd love...

It takes away the most exciting part of the FA cup. A smaller club getting a draw and having a replay. The best moment and an occasion that can mean financial survival.

Replays now scrapped from R1 and no mid winter break.

He was back in training Monday as I saw him.

Fast paced and so skillful. Real press and breaks are terrific.

A tiny pitch. Like when Kevin Bond narrowed the pitch to outfox the opposition.

https://www.sportbible.com/football/football-news/man-utd/man-utd-bournemouth-premier-league-164965-20240413 It seems a story out of nothing, the reference to a swimming pool and the ball sticking doesn't seem rooted in any reality

V Manchester United. This person stood in the aisle the whole of the second half in the safe standing area, There was no vacant seat and the steward was directly behind him. Steward said nothing. Nada. Zilch. Now I don’t care if people stand there but it makes a mockery of all the ticket...

Proper Captain's stuff from Gallagher.

Training today. So that's good news.

Echo much of the above. The atmosphere was good but the excessive ‘security’ measures are oppressive and unnecessary. We seem to have a safety paranoia.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13168175/Tottenham-fans-scrap-OAP-season-ticket-discounts.html

Could reduce net migration by stopping people moving abroad from here.

The players create more gaps in play than VAR with the modern 'game management' strategies involving lots of falling over and pretending.

3 or 4 extra minutes? Does that make such a huge difference?

And a chance for our third double of the season.

I've been asked for my ticket once, think it was the Luton game. Just shows there's no actual plan. It's just random.

Average home attendances https://european-football-statistics.co.uk/attnclub/league/bour.htm At our height in the 70s we only managed an average home attendance of 12000+. That was for 2 seasons. There is often talk of 20000+ crowds and I think we only had 3 at most, Villa, County and the...