Least self deprecating ex ManU player.

Everton would still survive because the promoted sides are that bad

Multiple people from different clubs have been punished for saying Taylor can't do his job properly, he's in the spotlight almost every time he refs a game, is despised by most of the top clubs including Chelsea which he clearly is biased against, got demoted to the Championship and even got a decision wrong down there before coming back up.

Yet, according to clowns in the media, Anthony Taylor is the first or second best ref in the country. Absolute joke.

I'd be embarrased as a PSG fan needing one of the most dodgy calls in recent UCL history to get a point at home against a Newcastle side with about 70 players out.

Absolutely disgusting that it was given. Newcastle supporters have every right to feel robbed because they were.

But Germans on this sub told me that the mighty based Bunglesliga was above this kind of idiocy and that it was only reserved for dirty peasant leagues like LL and Serie A.

"Where you hair? Huh? Where hair? Hair is a gone!"

Spurs were never going to win the title. Anybody who thought they would was just lying to themselves.

The absolute disrespect on the Wilf

Glad we secured a point here as many of our players looked tired and we can absolutely win at Anfield with a better time slot and the crowd.

This game was a prime example of why you shouldn't have the biggest fixtures of the season at fucking 12:30 in the afternoon. Both sides looked very slow and tired. If this was played at 17:30 it would have been a way better game.

Why is it any time Messi or Ronald are involved in even the tiniest of scenarios it has to get overblown and turned into some massive controversy with everything getting overanalysed with microscopes. It's so annoying.

These lists always just boil down to Messi and Ronaldo fans arguing over who is the GOAT. The most boring discussion in football.

Scotland must really be desperate if they're trying to beg the likes of Anthony Gordon to join them based on family ties.