Thanks, Mex. Sorry!

EVERTON vs WEST HAM UNITED (1500) All about David Moyes. Away win. With luck. A lorra lorra luck. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2020/02/22/15/25059706-0-image-m-18_1582385233660.jpg IPSWICH TOWN vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST (1500) Two favourites for relegation in August. How things change.  Draw. MANCHESTER...

Far Cough UKunt" wrote: ↑08 Mar 2025, 07:04 He'll just run it off.

Get well soon, Pearce son.

So Forest put Man City to the sword. Unbelievable.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs MANCHESTER CITY (1230) An intriguing one to start the weekend. Forest’s ascendency has taken a bit of a hit in recent weeks with three defeats in their last five outings. But they’re still in third spot and one place above today’s visitors. Mind you, City have lost two of their...

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑26 Feb 2025, 23:20 Forum has been quite quiet in that respect these last few days, whether that be down to us winning at the weekend or the mods doing a little ‘tidying up’. 

There's some marvellous stuff on youtube from Arsenal fans. The fury... massive chuckle.

Oh yes!

EVERTON vs MANCHESTER UNITED (1230) The media have already started getting all excited over this, and specifically over David Moyes. Remember him? One point separates the two sides, and who’d have thought that just a few weeks/months ago? Should be a tight and decent game. Draw. BOURNEMOUTH vs WOLV...

LEICESTER CITY vs ARSENAL (1230) A clash of contrasting ambitions: one to win the Premier League title, the other to stay in the division. Unbeaten in their last 14 Premier League matches, this is Arsenal’s longest streak since 2010–11 under Arsène Wenger. Yet coming off a 5-1 thrashing of Manchest...

The Premier League takes a weekend off as the FA Cup 4th round takes its place. West Ham also get the weekend off, thanks to a misfortune at Villa Park some weeks ago. We'd have been home to Spurs if we'd beaten Villa. Which leaves one or two interesting fixtures today and tomorrow. LEEDS UNITED vs...

Mad Ferret and Ladysmith, kindly fuck off.

Blimey is all I can say.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION (1230) Forest are still within shouting distance of the runners up spot. Brighton are not, but could make the Euro Conference at a push. A big push. Home win. BOURNEMOUTH vs LIVERPOOL (1500) The Cherries are one point behind Man City, which is pretty ...

BOURNEMOUTH vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST (1500) On paper a dull fixture, but more likely to be a compelling one between two sides that have totally surpassed expectations so far this season. Between them, they’ve put together eight wins and four draws in their last six outings. Hard to predict the outcome ...

Mex Martillo » 19 Jan 2025, 15:02

NEWCASTLE UNITED vs BOURNEMOUTH (1230) There’s not much between these two, but with the bit really between their teeth and six wins on the trot Newcastle start as overwhelming favourites. The Cherries will give them a game for sure, but are likely to return to the south coast with null points. Home...

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑12 Jan 2025, 14:31 A monumental effort by Tamworth holding the mighty Spurs to extra time.

A shame they won’t be rewarded with a replay, as Spurs finish them off in ET.

FA CUP 3rd ROUND One of the best FA Cup days with plenty of scope for a juicy upset. More scope than probability to be fair, but there you go. It’s the day that pits the likes of Dunn the butcher, Lowe the bank manager, Laurie the undertaker and Lavender the village idiot against high-flyers like S...

I'll go with that, Sydders old boy. Maybe add another goal or two to West Ham's total. As you say, stark raving bonkers.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs NEWCASTLE UNITED (1230) Newcastle come into this on top form – four straight wins and one defeat in the last six. Contrast that with the hosts’ recent record of one win and four losses in their last six - and a hilariously pissed off manager. And all that makes for an intriguin...

And so we're on to the final set of fixture for 2024. Happy new year! LEICESTER CITY vs MANCHESTER CITY (1430) An early win and a draw for Leicester under Ruud van Nistelrooy has quickly given way to three straight defeats for the Foxes, who now find themselves in the bottom three. Man City’s form ...

Oh yes!

Fuck it.