Good goal and that is against a Newcastle team who have started the season well.
Premier League Gameweek 2
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
That must be painful.
Potter has Brighton playing really well this season so far. Should have taken at least a point against Chelsea, also.
That Lamptey looks a quality player. Certainly, one to watch out for.
That Lamptey looks a quality player. Certainly, one to watch out for.
pretty much guarantee they will beat us next week - and it wouldn't surprise me if a couple of weeks later we make Newcastle look good
Of course we’re in a position to have a go
I think so too, fecking Palace looked like they were going to score every time they attacked.
Red card on VAR!
Yellow changed to red.
Red card for Brighton
Ouch that was a bit silly
A red for that was a bit harsh.
Reckless, but clearly accidental- silly to do in their position.
No intent there but very dangerous play so deserved red IMO.
Who is missing for our game then?
Will he get a 3 match ban? I can understand why it's been upgraded to a red, even though it's entirely accidental, but more than a 1 match ban would be harsh.
Very dangerous. Intent doesn’t matter.
Very professional reaction to the red card by the Brighton player, far from a given.
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If it is dangerous play you would think it's a 3 match ban.
I wonder how often the referees will look at the screen and stick to their original decision. Being told / made to look at the screen probably influences decisions. I mean I think that is a red, but I’m not sure this looking at the screen is going to make a massive difference.
What would really help is for the on field referee to be able to ask for help when they aren’t sure, instead of having to make a decision and then have it changed.
What would really help is for the on field referee to be able to ask for help when they aren’t sure, instead of having to make a decision and then have it changed.
We're in trouble against Brighton
Clear and obvious error by the ref with a yellow instead of a red though? Thought VAR was for clear and obvious, distinction between yellow and red is dubious to me for that. Objective or subjective decisions for VAR at this point?
All of Brighton's CBs look better prepared/of a higher quality than ours.
Crazy amount of goals been scored this season already
That’s about as obvious as it comes.
54 goals scored this season
And Luton.
I think doing a no look back kick 6 feet into the air and smashing someone’s face in is probably a safe bet for reckless and dangerous and so a red card.
I'd prefer Stepehens in midfield to Bissouma for our match. Still think we need to play wing backs to get a result though.
Does Liverpool's front 3 ever get injured ?
But he’s out for our game. He was impressive
You're gambling with your set of CB's. I'm not sure why. Risky strategy.
I believe Salah got injured a while back
They're already asthmatic, poor souls
Today's game between Liverpool and Chelsea will see £729.1m on the pitch. Liverpool's starting XI= £381m Chelsea's starting XI= £348.1
Transfer or market value?
What about our starting XI?
transfer fees
Honestly that tackle by Bissouma was like something out of a comedy sketch 