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  1. Shame for the fans who were on there way. Again the question of late call offs is raised and the poor treatment of fans. That aside, I think the pros outweigh the cons. We've 2 weeks until our next game to get some players back and for manager to work with team in training. The way things are poised, game against Celtic give us the chance to go back on top, with game in hand.
  2. Agreed. If the Masons can't get this called off, I will begin to doubt their efficacy.
  3. A trip to the Club Deck would be like rewarding them. Let the Club Deck remain for the chosen.
  4. I'm surprised that Lawrence is starting. He looked shattered when he came off midweek. Is this the settled team so many wanted or is it simply those still standing?
  5. Don't know about the figures but agree with the sentiments. If he wants more money than we think is reasonable, no thanks. If he wants a longer contract than we think is reasonable, no thanks. Otherwise, come on down. He is very good domestically and often dominates games. If it's felt his experience will help younger players coming through, a short extension may be felt worthwhile. So in short, ideally renew but not at any cost.
  6. This is what I'd like to know. Apart from the 4 "extra" places, which seem designed to get more of the big boys in, does qualification for the 32 operate as now. i.e some automatic qualification and some qualifying rounds, based on co-efficients?
  7. Losing managers criticising refereeing decisions which they say has cost them the match is almost the norm. However Rodgers' reaction is strange. He singles out the VAR as the culprit. Two referees looking at the same incident could well come to different decision, as can two fans, as can 2 managers. But it's the onfield referee who decides finally. So surely he should have called out the onfield referee for not standing by his original decision. What is going on here? Is he really saying that we should not have VAR, because if that's what he is saying he needs to explain why. In this case it's not that it's slowing the game down. it's not that fans don't know what is going on. Is it that it's highlighting the poor standard of referee on the pitch who misses these in real time? He needs to explain or he needs to be asked the question by the interviewer.
  8. If we win this easily tonight, we'd better invite back Sykesy to dampen down our belief.
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