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Even that isn't enough though. This clip was a halftime interview of an Aussie Rules game a few years back. The way he starts to feel the effect of his head knock halfway through a sentence is a little scary.

It typifies football's lackadaisical attitude toward concussion that a manager could even consider saying something like that. A comment like that would get you dragged over the coals in almost any footballing code here. Unbelievable.

Am I reading it right that Senegal play Guinea on Friday? That can't be right, surely?

Ding ding ding.

I saw this quote on social media a while back, and apparently because he drives a single nice car (Rolls Royce iirc), it makes everything he said there null and void.

An aging Fernandinho going back into midfield combined with the refs' apparent clampdown on City's tactical fouling will hopefully yield predictable results.

Fantastic attitude.

Probably the only people in football buzzing more than Liverpool supporters right now!

Who'd have thought at the 90' mark in the Leicester game yesterday that the weekend would turn out the way it has? Crazy!

I did my bit, was asleep on the couch. Fuck sake!

On a more practical note, the Mane incident brings into focus a couple of seemingly incompatible aspects of the game as it stands: - refs NEVER giving a foul for a player who keeps his feet even if impeded - VAR setting an impossibly high bar for overruling a ref's call either way with the 'clear and obvious' criteria Players are going to continue to go down like Mane did for those very reasons. Both issues are able to be addressed by the FA should they want to.

It was more of a pen than Callejon's, let's just keep it at that. Funnily enough, nobody seemed as angry about that one. No idea why...

When has he ever said a bad word about the club? Like, ever?

Ferguson hoping that fart didn't turn to shit.

Essentially when it starts to happen is the moment the individual considers himself bigger than the club.