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So would aye JD. The SFA could not afford him. And he would not take the joab in a month of Sundays.

Aye, Brian, you're right. More's the pity.
JD.

brian f wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 8:51 pm

Penny Tray wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2019 8:36 pm Brian,

We're down to the last 8 ties in the Carabao Cup this forthcoming week: -

Burton Albion v. Leicester
Crawley Town v. Colchester United
Everton v. Watford
Manchester City v. Southampton
Oxford United v. Sunderland
Aston Villa v. Wolves
Chelsea v. Manchester United
Liverpool V Arsenal

Could you guess what game she has? The only clue you're getting - it isn't Chelsea v. Manchester United.

Liverpool V Arsenal. And that would have been 2 choice if no clue...

Liverpool V Arsenal.
Must have been some game that, even though both teams sent out the second strings.

Liverpool 5 5 Arsenal
Liverpool wins 5 -4 on penalties.

Chelsea- With Billy Gilmour starting before replaced on the 70 minute-lose 1-2 to a full-strength Man u thanks to a Marcus Rashford double.

I see Sian has the far line on the 'live' television match again today - Bournemouth V. Manchester United. I'm never going to mention her again. Till the next time .

Manchester City have fended off competition from rivals Liverpool to complete the signing of Kilmarnock youngster Liam Smith.

The 17-year-old winger was being tracked by both clubs, as well as Scottish giants Rangers, but has agreed a switch to the Etihad.

Smith signed a four-year deal on Friday, although he won't be on professional terms until June.

In the meantime Smith - who hails from Stevenson in Ayrshire - will be on a scholarship at City's academy where he will start next week.

The Mail report that City have forked out £200,000 in compensation to Kilmarnock, who were resigned to losing the promising star.

Daily Mirror 6 JAN 2020

Congrats to Liverpool this year's champs I think they will have to strengthen to the squad this year maybe a new forward to put pressure on Firmino to retain the title next year. Both teams from Manchester will prove a right challenge. United surprise me with recent form Greenwood is going to be some player and with Martial, Rashford and Fernandes and probably signing Jadon Sancho i can see goals flying in from all directions- if the defence can get a touch better what a team they will be...And then we have Peps City who will be aching to return to no-1 spot .

Penny Tray wrote: ↑Tue Aug 13, 2019 2:07 pm I'm not troubled by this but has anyone else noticed the numerous high profile 'live television' matches that seem to be allocated to female assistant referee, Sian Massey-Ellis, and how she always seems to be on the far touchline where she is seen more than the nearside assistant?

Personally, I think she is exceptionally good but I wouldn't expect to see her more than anyone else!

I see Sian has been given the very first match of the new season - once again on the far touchline where we can all see her. If she doesn't referee a Premier League match soon I'll eat my hat

Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
Todays results include
Leicester City 0-3 West Ham
Man U 1- 6 Spurs
Aston Villa 7-2 Liverpool

Are Everton fans starting to dream..

Brendan Rodgers- Is somewhat tainted at Celtic park and Anfield.With Leicester City currently joint in second place behind Man City he has proved them wrong.

Ardrossans Billy Gilmour starts Again tonight for Chelsea in the home fixture against Arsenal. Steve Clarke must surely have him in the Scotland squad for the Euros . Yes/No??

Last minute- For i have no idea

Chelsea
Man city
Liverpool

It's a difficult shout Brian, but I'll go for: -

Manchester United
Manchester City
Chelsea