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So Mike what do you fancy next week.
"Er I'll do Abu city on Tuesday from the sidelines and hope it's a close game I can influence, then I'll do my boyhood and still my, club on Thursday".

Nice work if you can get it and they're bent enough to allow it.

Reeks to high heaven.
 
Agreed about watching the ball at all times , but we were also instructed to use the ' trailing eye' incase something may happen off the ball when there has been a heavy but fair challenge or a coming together ,this was a perfect example of this but as you say he probably thinks that he is too good for that
Last night he appeared to do neither. If he was using the "trailing eye" he might have noticed the 2 down in the box.
 
Looked at Liverpool's equaliser again. Player down in 6 yard box immobile and holding his head. The PFA should be talking to the EPL and PGMOL. It's not on that Mike Dean allowed play on. The rule states if it looks like a head injury play should be stopped. Newcastle players should be talking the their PFA reps about this!
Just the last tr
Looked at Liverpool's equaliser again. Player down in 6 yard box immobile and holding his head. The PFA should be talking to the EPL and PGMOL. It's not on that Mike Dean allowed play on. The rule states if it looks like a head injury play should be stopped. Newcastle players should be talking the their PFA reps about this!
In just the last three games, from what I can gather by comments on social media, they have benefitted from decisions to the tune of nine points. Imagine that over a season. A foul was ignored against Wolves just before the goal at the end. Also a penalty for a dive and a penalty waved away for Villa. Another myth up there with " Earned not bought" being " the table doesn't lie" It seems to where certain teams are concerned?
 
Yeah, Rocastle assisted Griffiths.


That was a great video, thanks. I have fond memories of David Rocastle. After my dad died , his best friend from childhood took me to see a game and " Rocky" scored a goal just in front of us. My dad's school friend was the reason my dad became a blue and why I love City today.
 

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