A goalkeeper pretty much never at fault when you lose by that much.

Would I?

I think I'm gunna ask Roy Keane for his thoughts.

It was Rickets fault. It's under 11 stuff. If you're heading back towards the keeper then you make sure you don't head directly towards goal. If, for example, you head towards the keeper and he's gone runabout, like today, then you're only going to giveaway a corner.

There's no need to come out. I think Ricketts is within his rights to head back to the keeper towards goal from 30 yards out, without fear of him already being halfway down the pitch

The keeper must have shouted but clearly not loud enough.

The circumstances were just a bit different don't you think? You are such a know it all.

The thing with the spurs game is that a few of the goals were stunning. I saw the goals on youtube and I watched in complete disbelief the defending on a few of them. The keeper shouldnt blame himself too much.

cant wait for the Highlights on MOTD2 see how many the keeper can be blamed for.

According to a Latics mate Edman was at fault for eight of the goals and the rest of the team weren't that bad. (I crap you not!)

Jermaine Defoe "not good enough to take to the world cup" as cover over a 16 year old boy who has never played senior level football before and scores 5 goals in one match.

Good old Enfield Exile.

Cheating is cheating.


Thanks. Keep reading and you might pick up a thing or two.

It is? Really? Wow. With insights with these the following...




...simply speaks for itself. Cheating is cheating. Here's me thinking cheating wasn't cheating at all.

So every single form of cheating no matter what context or end result is the same?

You don't think preventing a team from entering the world's premier sporting tournament and causing an international incident is slightly worse than cheating in a dead rubber game early on in a league format when your team is getting beat 3-0?

Hmm. Please, Aristotle, give me some more of your wisdom.

In what way was it a dead rubber game?

They were already out of the Davis Cup.

Perhaps the wrong word in this instance. I just meant the game was already over at that point.

Who's calling for Henry to be thrown out of anywhere?