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I think the only thing VAR should be allowed to do is inform the ref that they think he should look at the replay on the screen. They should not have the authority to overturn their decision.

I'm sure a penalty save earlier in the season got retaken because VAR ruled the keeper had left his line?

I think all but the interviews are done, but never put in public domain. I would very much back ref reports and assessments having to be made available to the public.

Although all these players are fan's favourites I think that they were all far too good for this thread.

To be fair in the early days of the PL I don't think the standard was as high as now. Stuff like training, sports science etc has upped the game considerably along with an ever increasing influx of top foreign players due to the silly wages coming in. It was still top flight so you needed to...

It's early days at this level for Max but he's so far caused problems, including against one of the best teams in the division. I wasn't suggesting the goal was a one-off as he seems to specialise in them (he missed a much easier chance earlier in the game!) - I was just saying it was an...

Godden might get that many in the right formation. He's had some good returns in previous season's. With the lazy thing, being offside as Godden has been could be considered lazy. Look across the line and step up.

'The Entertainers' failed to win away in an entire season

But what happens when you get a wrong prosecution? OK in the modern world you can get more secure convictions with DNA, but many cases are contested on circumstantial evidence. Albert Pierrepoint (Britain's last executioner) said he didn't feel that what he did made an difference to crime...

I think VAR needs to have a look at that to be honest.....

After Max's wunderstrike it got me wondering who would be in a fan's favourite XI? Players not necessarily that gifted (at the level we were playing at at the time) but loved by the fans for one reason or another? Mo Konjic is an obvious one IMO, but what others? Richard Shaw maybe? Doyle?

So what score do you give yourself?

People convicted of treason were predominantly hung, drawn and quartered. Burning was usually for being a heretic and even then was quite rare.

1. Salem was witch trials not treason 2. The small number of people who were convicted were hanged, not burned at the stake.

Yes it is. You were replying to a post about people making money from the EU and mentioned those on the gravy train, hence alluding to the fact there are plenty of people getting paid by the EU for 'hanging on' The UK has exactly the same and I just mentioned a few of them.

But that's only because it's not called whiff-whaff anymore.

And there is no-one on one in the UK? No ministers employing members of their own family to their staff? No jobs for the boys? No 'friends' being awarded taxpayer money on being added to delegations at taxpayers expenses? Or should I call it the Bovril train to make it more British?

Scratch that. Every decision after Halloween.

Fucking knew it. Also, fucking ref. Five minutes of injury time. Bollocks.

Fuck it. Would've taken the draw at the start