And the butterfly effect.. Glasner has just announced he is leaving at the end of the season
Guess he's pretty pissed off at having his team decimated after winning a cup.
He has had his mind made up since October apparently (his words in his presser)
Suffering the most embarrassing FA Cup defeat ever, losing your manager and selling your captain... Some week to be a Palace fan
Liverpool thought they could hang around until summer and pick him up on a free. shame
It's a shame really, I enjoyed that FA cup final last year and it was pretty refreshing seeing someone else win it for a change rather than the usual suspects.
They're quite a likeable club imo
Good going that today as well,and disappointed Glasner was very low key afterwards.
Another big chance for Arsenal to build up the gap and they didn’t really perform.
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Thomas Frank on borrowed time, think he will be gone within the next couple of weeks. I wouldn’t be surprised if we see him at Crystal Palace next.
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Brentford seem to be doing better without frank too , was always under the impression he was a good manager , maybe hes not as good as we thought
Wolves and Newcastle a dreadful advert for the PL. With performances like that I can see Howe being out of work soon.
I was watching the Wolves/Newcastle game and there was a clash of heads between Elanga and a Wolves defender yet despite they were holding their heads and looking in discomfort the referee decided they were ok and the game should continue. I saw a similar thing a couple of weeks ago when a Spurs defender was hit with the ball & again the referee decided he was ok despite him looking groggy. With all the concerns about head injuries & concussion shouldn't the referee have a duty of care to ensure that players are checked?
Should be the exact same as rugby ( I know the two sports aren`t the same in physicality )
Player should automatically leave the pitch, get looked at and a decision made after they`ve been examined.
This would also stop a lot of play acting too.
Something needs to be done about the simulation and 'tactical injuries'. It's beyond a joke.
Not sure that was offside.
Whats the point in var?
Whats the point in var?
Like the clear red for man utd yesterday ignored by var.
Sometimes they spend 5 minutes trying to make the outcome what they want, sometimes it's 10 seconds.
Pissed about for 5 minutes trying to disallow Simms’ goal at Molineux then pissed about drawing lines to keep Man Utd in the cup.
It’s meant to be for ‘clear and obvious’ errors. If it can’t be settled in 30 seconds the on field decision should stand.
should have been a second yellow
