General Football 23/24

[baitman]

I forgot about this and he is the head of the refereeing committee

https://twitter.com/throwbackafc/sta...31000570535936

The single worst referring display ever. If that was us on the receiving end I'd be down to the ground to wait for the cunt to come out and id snap his spine, the fume would be unstoppable.

[Shaggy]

****ing howling at these

edit, oops - NSFW

[ame]https://twitter.com/FootyAwayDays_/status/1188854329077354497[/ame]

[ame]https://twitter.com/Rormac/status/1188576458157051906[/ame]

[baitman]

Spoilers would be good

[Fivex]

Souness

[McDermotX]

[ame]https://twitter.com/nocontextfooty/status/1188469327554629632[/ame]

[Harv]

I forgot about this and he is the head of the refereeing committee

https://twitter.com/throwbackafc/sta...31000570535936

****ing hell. I remember that game. They all took turns kicking the absolute **** out of Reyes. Some of those challenges were an absolute disgrace.

Im surprised Jens Lehmann the mad ******* didn't rip Rileys head off and **** down his neck when he gave that penalty at the end.

[Roboklopp]

https://twitter.com/nocontextfooty/s...69327554629632

[Shaggy]

There's got to be a 'fox in the box' joke in there somewhere

[ame]https://twitter.com/DailyMirror/status/1189541738106540035[/ame]

[Buzzo]

Yeah, they could have done more with the headline.

“‘Fox in the box’ threatens to turn wife into fox in a box”

[McDermotX]

Richard Keogh has been left distraught after Derby sacked him on Wednesday. The club captain sustained serious knee ligament injuries when he was in the car that his teammate Tom Lawrence crashed into a lamppost after a boozy night out on 24 September.

Keogh, 33, has had surgery and is expected to be out for 12-14 months, giving him a return date of the end of next year. His contract, under which he was paid £24,000 a week, was set to expire in June 2020

So.....Keogh has been sacked by Derby. ****ing eejit, but it does seem odd that being a passenger and getting ****ed up gets the sack, and yet the two perpetrators, who fled the scene BTW, get fines and are kept on.

Guess being younger, and having sell on value means something. Re: Keogh, theres some inference around not accepting lower wages, great expectation as club captain etc, but I suspect the PFA lawyers will be earning their subs on this.

[ChesterDave]

Obviously we're not privvy to all the details but screams to me of getting rid of the player who is draining wages and not playing. They'll trott out the line of experienced player should know better but I can't see them getting rid of this issue so easily. Like you say the lawyers will get involved and they will be the ultimate winners

[labourRed]

Obviously we're not privvy to all the details but screams to me of getting rid of the player who is draining wages and not playing. They'll trott out the line of experienced player should know better but I can't see them getting rid of this issue so easily. Like you say the lawyers will get involved and they will be the ultimate winners

The fact that they 1/didnt sack the other perpetrators, even though they got charged community service and 2/offered him reduced terms before sacking him means they'll likely have to pay off his contract. Open and shut surely.

[baitman]

I was just watching football focus on bbc and they did a feature on a small german club called fc union berlin.
The level of unity and involvement with the fans is fantastic, an amazing story.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50225455

[Fosterbloke]

Man Utd are ****ing gash.

[RedAndWhite]

Man Utd are ****ing gash.

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