Arthur Wedge
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Tashyboy
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And just to muddy the waters a little more, UEFA have said that England which is co hosting the EUROS may be banned from them if the Government gets involved in football via
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The primary purpose of the bill is to establish a new independent football regulator (IFR) in English football to “ensure that English football is sustainable and resilient for the benefit of fans and the local communities football clubs serve”
Am sure that’s what FFP is for
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
And just to muddy the waters a little more, UEFA have said that England which is co hosting the EUROS may be banned from them if the Government gets involved in football via
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The primary purpose of the bill is to establish a new independent football regulator (IFR) in English football to “ensure that English football is sustainable and resilient for the benefit of fans and the local communities football clubs serve”
Am sure that’s what FFP is for
Governments shouldn’t get involved in the sport
But the prem does need some sort of “independent” regulator
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
I know it’s exciting,but don’t let it take over your life,I’m sure the truth will come out
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Great strike from Barnes
Was listening to 5live and I can’t believe Clinton Morrison had found a way to become a pundit
Was listening to 5live and I can’t believe Clinton Morrison had found a way to become a pundit
Fair play to Newcastle. Not at their best but winning games. Two cracking goals as well.
nickjdavis
Head Pro
Was like the team were running through treacle at times. Not sure what is wrong but everything is so lethargic. It was like they were playing on a pitch where the grass had been left to grow six inches long.
I wonder if they are tactically adopting a less energetic approach in an attempt to perhaps restrict the chances of injury or fatigue.
Still at least Howe made the changes at half time instead of waiting, and two cracking strikes certainly woke the bar staff up here in Turkey, as there were about two dozen Geordies watching the match.
Beezerk
Money List Winner
If next to zero force has been used is it a foul or is the defender just being too weak? And Spurs #37, that’s a penalty using your logic
Rlburnside
Challenge Tour Pro
It’s no surprise players look tired with the amount of football they have to play, and with so many foreign players the traveling they have to do just makes it worse.
Ollie Watkins said he’s not 100% fit yet but feels he can’t miss out on games.
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
Coleman's legs went a while ago. Youngs went at the same time, his head went well before that. We bought Patterson to be the right back of the future but he is permanently injured. RB should have been a summer priority, it was an error not to fix that issue.
Yesterday's loss was better than Bournemouth. We didn't collapse, we still kept creating, as we did for 86 minutes last week to be fair. We need a win to stabilise things, recover some confidence. Getting Branthwaite back, due soon, will be big for us.
No idea who your number 10 is but hes a player mate! Was really impressed with him all game.
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Hearing starts today on their 115 charges.
Must be a couple they can make stick.
Don’t know if anyone else has picked up on the number of charges but I saw a news piece over the weekend that said it’s now 130 charges. It also suggested that the points deduction, measured against previous instances, would be 30 points.
That would give City a target to avoid relegation then start next season with a clean slate.
I don’t think the number makes that much difference really. Once it got to silly numbers it’s just another silly number.
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Saw the Bournemouth penalty this morning. Felt for the keeper as he seemed to come out and clearly stop and the Bournemouth player clattered into him deliberately to get the penalty. Thought that should have been overturned so was pleased to see the keeper save it. And as for West Ham getting a late equaliser 
Don Barzini
Assistant Pro
Troy Deeney proving that he’s every inch the clown that his predecessor Garth Crooks was.
Troy Deeney's Team of the Week: Haaland, Watkins, Caicedo, Gabriel and more
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?
www.bbc.co.uk
Ndiaye. Signed him in the summer from Marseilles. He was at Sheffield Utd the year they came up, was their star man by all accounts. Just about to sign a new contract then moved to Marseille, his 'dream move' apparently
. Only lasted there a year and we picked him up, at potentially a bargain fee. Definitely gives us something different, a bit of flair and attacking prowess. We are a bit functional otherwise. Hopefully he can keep it going, and finally one of our strikers starts to really perform (yes, it's the hope.......)
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
Troy Deeney proving that he’s every inch the clown that his predecessor Garth Crooks was.
Troy Deeney's Team of the Week: Haaland, Watkins, Caicedo, Gabriel and more
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?www.bbc.co.uk
Why?
I like his teams so far, he's actually watching individuals and not just picking players from the big 6 teams who won.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Garth used to just fill the team with players who scored, even if it made a 3-2-5 formation. I was convinced he didn't actually watch any games.
Don Barzini
Assistant Pro
Bit of tongue-in-cheek annoyance from me as a Forest fan really!
Two Brighton players in there (defender and a midfielder) who played out a 0-0 draw at home with Ipswich. But no space for any Forest midfielders who stifled their Liverpool counterparts at Anfield or defenders who kept Mo Salah and pals in their pocket for the entire game.
And no manager award for Nuno despite his tactical masterclass against Slot, who was being collectively bum-licked by the entire media last week (including Deeney) for his “genius” outfoxing of a poor Man Utd side.
As said, just a tongue-in-cheek whinge! My butt isn’t hurt too bad!
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Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Troy Deeney proving that he’s every inch the clown that his predecessor Garth Crooks was.
Troy Deeney's Team of the Week: Haaland, Watkins, Caicedo, Gabriel and more
After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?www.bbc.co.uk
Let me guess - no Forest players
Surprised the full backs didn’t get a mention
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Think at least one Forest player should have got in after that win.
