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It was Hammond who had the good game, I knew it was one of the peripheral players from the start of that season. For some reason I thought it was GTF.

From what I remember wasn't there a consensus that he had a pretty decent game that day?

He'll wake up tomorrow and find out it was a dream.

Yep, nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

Did I read sometime ago that the Akgun and Fatawu loans were subject to us buying them at the end of the season. If, no, when we fail to get promoted this year what happens, do we buy them and then because we can't register them immediately have to sell them? If so I can see us losing a lot of...

What about Xg?

The fact that he looked across and saw that there was no danger inside makes it even worse.

Vardy won't start, it'll be Daka.

Conversely we should have been 2-0 up at Leeds when Daka's goal was disallowed for offside. Had that goal stood we would have been twelve points clear of second place and things might look a bit better now. With that being said I'd rather not have VAR in the way it is being used in the PL.

That only applies if we're still in the Championship next season.

By the time they get round to dealing with Man. City and Chelsea, the "luxury tax" will be in place and they'll both get a small fine.

Apart from not giving up and winning the ball back when on his arse which led to the first goal.

Yep, that assist and goal from Mavididi weren't worth him being on the pitch for and I don't know what Fatawu was playing at making the space for Wilf's underlapping runs which were a constant menace all game.

I'm wondering if I really want to get up before 7:30 to watch this one after spending over thirteen hours driving on Saturday through to Sunday.

Yep, filmed at Reading's old Elm Park ground.

It's even warmer here in Florida. The whole season I think hinged on that match. Had the second goal not been erroneously disallowed we would have walked away from Elland Road 12 points ahead of second place. The there was the Daka miss...

He looks a happy lad.

It would have been worse if not for CJ Bott, she is really fast and managed and got back well on a couple of occasions.

I'd want paying to wear anything Nike make and even then I would probably turn the offer down.

That was after he thai'd his laces.

For several years I've believed that the Premier League has been a disaster not just for football in this country but for football all over Europe.

In that case we should get off Scot-Free then.

Blimey, he died nine years ago.

Shame the refs don't know the rules, Reguilon was sent off for Brentford yesterday for a DOGSO in the box.

So if a foul is commited outside the box that denies a goal scoring opportunity it's a red, in the box it's a yellow?

I blame BN.

Will Daniel Levy be setting the ticket prices? If so anyone going will probably have to take out a second mortgage to get in. And cue the Spurs fans calling it Leicester's cup final.

How old is he now Ted?

The women's semi finals not played at a neutral venue?

He's awful, I'm getting to the point where I can't watch a game he commentates on.

The Premier League is a microcosm of the world at large. Those at the very top getting richer and richer by wanting more and more of the pie, all the while underhandedly undermining the meritocracy they profess to support. It is a perfect example of the total lie of "trickle down" economics.

No, he wants us to sack him now.

And would have been completely undone by Philogene's movement and pace. So the "foul" he gave against KDH in the corner had nothing to do with Hull getting possession of the ball that led to their second goal? I know that the defending could have been better for it but they should never have...

"Undergoing specialist medical assessment" could mean a whole host of things, one of which could be mental health. That's why I won't pass judgement.

Chilwell has had some issues in the past with his mental well being, this could be that again, I won't pass judgement on the bloke.

I'm surprised Daniel Levy would do something like that.

I was living in Boreham Wood at the time and commuting into London by motorcycle, I can vividly remember convoys of busses carrying the police coming south on the A1 on a Friday evening as I rode home from work. It was kind of eerie. Thatcher's Britain, what wonderful place it was.

Yep, I once played over half a game with a broken toe.