Batard

Basically he's been formally dismissed but they've not yet agreed compensation for breaking contract. What I find must interesting is that Juninho pulled the pin here, not Aulas.

That Saints Chelsea prediction by @LFCMike is prize worthy!

You OK?

It has to be Spurs

I can't let it go

I had a bet on 4-0

Saturday 5th October, 2019 Brighton 1-2 Tottenham, 12.30 Burnley 2-0 Everton Liverpool 2-1 Leicester Norwich 2-1 Aston Villa Watford 0-1 Sheff Utd West Ham 2-0 Crystal Palace, 17.30 Sunday 6th October, 2019 Arsenal 2-1 Bournemouth, 14.00 Man City 2-0 Wolves, 14.00 Newcastle 0-1 Man Utd, 16.30 Southampton 1-2 Chelsea, 14.00

It's just like @Large and @Hugh Jass all over again

A 31 year old Willian is surely not the answer

Its undeniable that reaching the final of the champions league is a real success story for Spurs, but events over the summer, not limited to Trippier's remarks and the comments from Pochettino regarding transfer policy sow a story of unrest at the club. Does the 7-2 defeat at home to Bayern show that many players suspect that their manager is either leaving of that they themselves need to leave to progress their careers? Or was it just it freak result? Either way ... should Pochettino leave sooner or later?

all kick-offs 15.00 unless stated Saturday 5th October, 2019 Bristol City 3-0 Reading Real Madrid 1-0 Granada Brest 1-1 Metz, 19.00 Sparta Rotterdam 0-1 Twente, 19.45 Osasuna 0-0 Villarreal, 20.00 Sunday 6th October, 2019 Rennes 1-0 Reims, 16.00 Inter Milan 1-1 Juventus, 19.45 Barcelona 4-2 Sevilla, 20.00 Philadelphia Union 1-2 NYCFC, 21.00 Seattle 1-1 Minnesota, 21.00

Nicely done. Cunt

Normally I'd be tempted to have a punt on a manager being at risk after such a result, but Ashley doesn't care and I can easily see Bruce being there at least until Christmas with the team propping up the table.

Mike Dean

I literally have no idea why Barcelona have such a wankfest over Willian