
Seriously I don't miss sports at all. I cant believe my goofy of the year roommate had himself a mini draft party. My lord this lockdown is really exposing how sad Western Society is.
Grown assss folks who literally dont know what to do with themselves other then starring at screen.
thank you for shytting on the thing we all come here to discuss. feel free to leave us sad goofies alone now 

On this day 8 years ago. One of the Greatest Chelsea goals on the biggest stage. That assist by Lampard

Seriously I don't miss sports at all. I cant believe my goofy of the year roommate had himself a mini draft party. My lord this lockdown is really exposing how sad Western Society is.
Grown assss folks who literally dont know what to do with themselves other then starring at screen.
I agree about the keeper sub. But no to 5 subs. I wouldn't be against a 4th sub in extra time for knockout tournaments though.I haven't checked the proposed new sub rule. I guess they are more to do with concussion protocol?
3 is fine tbh. 5 will be used for time wasting, unless they put stipulations on them. Otherwise you'll get someone like Mourinho making subs at 88th, 89th and 90th min.
But I always felt that the keeper should be a separate substitution within itself. So you have 3 outfield ones and then a 4th for the keeper, in case of an injury or sending off. The team is already being punished with losing a player and conceding a pen (as to why most keepers getting sent off) don't need to be punished again losing a sub to replace the keeper.
And yes the Rona will have a big effect on the market. To many teams have lost transfer budget money as it is. If the big teams aren't spending money, which gets filtered down thru out the various leagues then the smaller teams won't be spending. While transfer fees are stupid now, the more money spent from big teams to medium teams, the better it is for everyone else. Its like a butterfly effect/6 degrees of separation.
Anybody else concerned about the potential fixture congestion we might see once everything is back up and running again from everyone trying to recoup their losses?
In a way it's a blessing that the World Cup is being held in Nov 2022. Tbh I kinda worried for the players coming back to complete this season. Gone from doing phuck all straight into high intensity matches for a lot of teams still fighting for something. Its not like a normal pre/start of season, where you can easy into everything.
Anybody else concerned about the potential fixture congestion we might see once everything is back up and running again from everyone trying to recoup their losses?
Smh, Belgium's pride cost us a really good knockout phase in 2018. Letting England win the group would've given them a VERY good chance to be in the final.
We would've gotten England vs Brazil in the quarters and a Brazil vs France semis. Instead we had Croatia going all the way and doing fukk all in the final
relying on Belgium.These Belgium nikkas always get hyped up and they always bottle it. 1998-2006 SpainSmh, Belgium's pride cost us a really good knockout phase in 2018. Letting England win the group would've given them a VERY good chance to be in the final.
We would've gotten England vs Brazil in the quarters and a Brazil vs France semis. Instead we had Croatia going all the way and doing fukk all in the final
. Still can't believe Roberto Matrinez got sacked by Everton and then immediately got this job 

Let Martinez coach your golden generation BrussrehsMatrinez got sacked by Everton and then immediately got this job![]()
