Polarboy

Joelinton was spotted in training there, so it would appear that he's been able to shake off that knock he got against Arsenal. There were reports that he was seen limping when he left St. James.

Attacking mid who can play a few different positions. He has six goals and four assists in 29 apps this season, 16 of those apps from the bench. I'd imagine he'd be squad player at most if we're actually interested given his age.

How dare you besmirch the honour of Cheetara by putting this menopausal wine bag in the same bracket 😐😤

Do you reckon he doesn't know the difference between a wet dream and pissing himself?

Is it wrong that I'm starting to warm to him somewhat 😂 Still, it is more than a little annoying that this guy is turning into a go to representative for fans of the club.

Thankfully we play before Liverpool this week, so it will be crucial to put them under pressure. If we win and they lose they'll know only the very unlikely scenario of them winning their two other games, us losing our three remaining games, and them over taking us in goal difference would see them overtake us. Away to Leicester on Monday night against a team fighting to stay up, anything can happen. Leicester still have some very good players who on their day can cause Liverpool problems. A Liverpool who's away form has killed their season. As for Leeds Eddie should be too much for Alardicci and his tactics. Longstaff is a big loss if indeed he is out for the season, but I'm sure Howe will find a solution to help us over the line. On a side note, what's the over-under that Fat Sham visits a dominatrix and wears women's lingerie under his suits.

He's clearly going to get kidnapped by a set of Ultras who will mistakenly think anyone will give a shite 😂 He'll survive by agreeing to become their gimp.

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I seen some Man U fans saying that Rashford should be sold because he only plays for himself😂 Fucking hell that's a bit of a turnaround. I thought Rashford was the second coming not so long ago according to them.

What do you say about that. Firstly Ramsdale was their best player with Odegaard a close second. A bit more clinical and we could have easily won the game. A draw was the least we deserved and would have been a fair result when you, again, look at how we worked Ramsdale. But we have to give credit to Arsenal who weathered our early storm and showed some guts. You also have to acknowledge that they have players with greater technical skill in the wide attacking areas. Apart from Isak pretty much playing out of position we are weak when it comes to accurate passes into the box from our wingers. Almiron and Murphy break my heart with some of the positions they get into only to play the ball behind our attacking players or generally just waste the opportunity. The positives are that we didn't play badly and we came up against a very good team, and next up we have a team down the bottom of the table. Playing a relegation threatened team comes with its own difficulties but if we play as well as we did today we shouldn't have any problems. Related to that I hope fans do take the fact that we played well and lost a tight game to heart and don't start pissing themselves on social media about top 4. I know lads on here joke about mostly but there's some right doom merchants on twitter and elsewhere. You would hope that the players wouldn't be affected by fan pessimism or negativity, but we should be giving all the positivity and support we can until the end regardless. Oh and Bruno clearly needs a rest. He's been shocking by his own standards for more than a few games now. The only problem is that we have no one to replace him with. That problem along with needing more technical quality in attacking areas will hopefully be addressed in the summer. We should always remember how far ahead we are of schedule.

Longstaff is going to be a big miss, but hopefully we take advantage of Saliba still being missing, and perhaps Gabriel isn't 100%. Then again I heard that the new centre back that Arteta replaced Holding with played very well the other week.

Funny how they make up rules that are just vague enough to be taken advantage of, and that it's almost always the septic six who are the beneficiaries.

Here's the picture that he was pointing to, but it's impossible to be sure of anything from it.

Seen someone say that in the run up to Salah's goal a ball was played into the box and Salah was offside, but it was never called. Anyone else see this, I missed the actual goal. Not much odds at this stage like but these things should be pointed out as much as possible if true, to at least make rampant bias and cheating at little harder for them.

How many games is that, that these cunts have scraped these last few weeks. Surely somebody will take advantage of their frailties before the end of the season. As people have said though we really should only be worrying about ourselves given it's well within our own hands. I'd love Brighton to get fourth, which of course is incredibly unlikely given their fixtures, but if that doesn't happen it's a tough call between Man U getting it, or them hilariously collapsing to allow Liverpool into that position.

I know this isn't football chat but I don't go on the non football threads, so I'll just leave it here

How that cunt isn't bankrupt from having to pay fines to refs, fourth officials, and generally for acting like a toddler on smack on the side-lines I have no idea, well I do but you get my point. Most managers take one step outside their technical area and the officials are straight onto them. Klopp is allowed to re-enact fucking Strictly Come Dancing up and down the entire pitch. I hope the twat has torn his hamstring.

Liverpool's defence is still shite. I'll be very surprised if they manage to end the season without dropping a few points, maybe even in this match after being three up.

Great news about Longstaff. How much he's missed when he's not playing should be obvious to everyone now. Despite Arsenal's downturn in form we'll need him on the pitch next Sunday.

Now just need a nice draw between the scousers and Spuds. Relentless is the only word to describe us in the second half. I feel bad for Gordon. He looks short on confidence and missing those two chances won't have helped, but I'm confident that Howe will turn around his confidence and form given time. And not to belabour my earlier point about Bruno, but I think that might be his worst performance for us, or it was at least up there when compared to his usual high standards. Not losing the ball in dangerous areas is something that Howe can work with him on of course.

One thing I will say that might be controversial is that Bruno's habit of losing the ball in dangerous areas is becoming a bit of a problem. Habit might be overstating it, but he backs himself in even the most dangerous areas with the ball which isn't always advisable.