Stan

Final round of fixtures in National League & North/South divisions, too. Orient in pole position to get promoted back to Football League. Only need a point against Braintree which kicks off soon on BT Sport. Salford and Solihull need a big swing in goal difference if they were to win the league but may just have to settle for play-offs. Stockport just need to match Chorley's result to stay on top in NL North.

Yeah, I know there's a big rivalry between the two and a player is gonna have his boyhood club and preferences but he's just a talented keeper at the end of the day. We all post stupid shit when we're younger! I think it's up to the fans to make him feel welcome, not that he should have to prove anything. The club clearly believe in him enough to sign him.

Never even heard of Kevin Stewart either It's definitely up there with one of the best bits of business by a team in this league. Kante for £5m beats that though

How much you get him for?

DUTCH BANTER https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48067752

Yep, this looks fun tomorrow for some of you northerners... https://www.ventusky.com/?p=52.81;-0.46;6&l=gust&t=20190427/1400

Happy birthday @Dr. Gonzo! Have a good one!

I reckon he's fucked the Panenka effort and then the keeper is just too stupid and slow to get up and try and save it.

Can do it against Real Madrid, alternatively.

How do you know?

Is he?

@Panna King

Ouch.

Good test for him again today if/when he gets in to bat. Delhi Capitals chasing 192 off 120 against Rajasthan.

When you look at it like that, yes it's minor. But when you look at it from what the scoreline was at the point of the save, then not only does it mean not conceding again, but helping the team gain points if it went on to stay at that result: Save 1 - vs Palace; 0-0 at the time, Everton go on to win 2-0. Totally different game you'd imagine if it went 0-1 had Palace scored. Save 2 - vs Man Utd; 0-0 at the time but obviously the rebound was scored. Man Utd went on to win the game but had it stayed 0-0, he's helped his side gain a point. Save 3 - vs Newcastle; 1-0 at the time. Newcastle went on to win, but had the result stayed the same, it's 3 points he's helped his side win. My point being that it's not like he's saved penalties where Everton are 3-0 down and the saves wouldn't have made a difference in all likelihood as the game was lost anyway.

https://www.premierleague.com/stats/top/players/error_lead_to_goal Alisson one behind Pickford but I'd love to know what actually constitutes an error. Is it like Pickford in the derby/Alisson against us as in a direct mistake or is it a misplaced pass 30 seconds earlier where the move has progressed and then a player just fucked up their marking? I'm obviously presuming it's the former but I can't think of the 2 other errors Alisson has caused that led to goals? Also find it hard to believe that not one player at Leicester has caused more than only 1 error each that led to a goal...

Leyton Orient (87 points) could be promoted back to the Football League later today. They play Solihull, who are in 3rd on 84 points. If Orient win and Salford don't beat Fylde, then Orient are automatically promoted. Solihull vs Orient Salford vs Fylde Harrogate vs Gateshead

Robbie Fowler manages Brisbane Roar now

Or trains just don't turn up

@Bluewolf and fake news That would be incredible though if train staff individually apologised though. Maybe on trains where passengers aren't packed in like sardines it could be conceivable to happen I guess. The lateness slips are generous - I imagine over here if you gave that to your wanker of a boss they'd just tear it up in your face and say they don't care and you should have got an earlier train or some unreasonable shite like that

Obviously Mourinho is responsible for some of this as well so they're looking for bites pinning it all on Ole. Nevertheless, the stat as a whole is a bit of an eye-opener as to just how leaky they've been this season