Kevin D

Sickening.

They were 4/1 to win at halftime, I hope you got a piece of the action.

Surprised at you.

Fabulous bit of business, here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c7v6v9g99ljo Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis was given a five-match stadium ban for spitting on the floor as match officials walked past in the tunnel, an independent regulatory commission has said. In publishing its written reasons behind the decision, the commission said there was "no excuse" for such an "an egregious display of disrespectful behaviour" that could "fuel disrespect towards match officials". In his defence, Marinakis claimed that he had a hacking cough because he smokes two or three cigars a day and the incident was unintentional.

I’ll go with Gravenberch red card and a 93rd minute penalty for a clear Saka dive.

Finally a candidate speaking to my issues: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/22/donald-trump-rally-arnold-palmer-penis Trump was speaking to his supporters in Palmer’s home town of Latrobe, Pennsylvania, on Saturday at a regional airport named after him when the former president suddenly invoked the genitals of the renowned golfer, an old acquaintance. “Arnold Palmer was all man,” Trump remarked. “When he took showers with other pros, they came out of there – they said, ‘Oh my God. That’s unbelievable.’” It was not the first time Trump had spoken of Palmer in that fashion. As Mediaite noted, some editions of the Trump book Confidence Man by New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman recount how the former president was in the Oval Office preparing to host a rally in Latrobe in 2020 and bragged to guests about having seen Palmer disrobe at the local country club there. Trump made it a point to mention “the size of [Palmer’s] genitalia” that day, the book’s introduction said.

Would you say @Tony Moanero has been a good dad, then?

Think this was my favourite scene. Can’t get enough of that smarminess.

Hadn’t heard of this before. Will give it a go, thanks for the recommendation.

I think it would be a problem in and of itself. It cedes the immense psychological advantages Anfield gives us and it invites too much danger. With the financial advantages of the league, every team has at least one forward capable of a bit of magic and so inviting them onto you is risky. If Chelsea had equalised from that cross in the last minute, it would have raised a lot of questions.

Inclined to give Slot the benefit of the doubt over the playing style, as it was his first big game at Anfield and we lost after the last international break. If we take the same approach against any half decent team we play at Anfield - like Brighton, Leverkusen and Villa - then that will be both concerning and asking for trouble.