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England's full backs need to move up the pitch in a bit when we're in possession, they're in a flat back 4 most of the time.

Sterling looked atrocious for Chelsea last time I saw him, just way off it. He's one of those players that came through so young and has played so many games that he's old before his time.

He knows which side his brea..... (that's enough)

In the same way that Callum Reilly was one of the most successful loan signings of the 2016/17 season

It's still there, there is a plan to make it more of a feature but the council has struggled to win the funds to make it happen.

Think it would be good to get a home draw against decent opposition, showcase the great atmosphere up at the CBS.

They've probably met their very minimal obligations under law by hiding it in their terms and conditions. When consumers are asked to agree to terms and conditions especially for SaaS type arrangements there really should be a key facts type summary with things like "What happens at the end of...

In this specific case I don't believe the person was capable of making that consideration

I find the pushing of women's football by the BBC in particular will ultimately be to its detriment. On 5Live coverage of the women's premier league takes precedence over the Championship ffs!

OK, fair point. Though it's probably fair to say Vik's execution of a final pass can be a bit lacking even when he makes it.

Vik according to this site outperforms his xG but underperforms his xA, no surprise there: https://www.infogol.net/en/player/viktor-gyokeres/34892 This site has him outperforming xG to a greater extent: https://footystats.org/players/sweden/viktor-gyokeres His shots taken and on target vs...

The ones in the corners of the pitch that 40% of Armstrong's many shots hit

TBF as far as I'm concerned Cov being above Cardiff is just a return to the natural order, they're a lower league side and will hopefully go and stay back there

QPR need to use their loaf next time. Warburton could earn a better crust somewhere else.

Nothing more than QPR deserve, thought they were harsh sacking Warburton

Well of course it is - they are a strategic supplier, them going bust should not come as a shock or surprise to anybody.

Because we've got an amateur CEO who always seems to be asleep at the wheel

It was Alastair Darling as COE but yes he had promised austerity as well, albeit delivered in a different way from Gidiot's sledgehammer to all departmental budgets whether capital or revenue.

But only because of self-imposed rules that didn't really mean anything. I hate the term 'borrowing' as it has completely misleading connotations - investors in GILTs are not really lending the government money, the government is selling the safest of safe investments to investors while...

I thought the reason for PFI was in order to meet the 'fiscal rules'. Because so much investment was needed after an 18 year Tory government even 'only borrowing to invest' could go so far without breaching the thresholds, so PFI instead pushed investment off the government's books into the...