Ooohh, Yeboah!
See if you can get someone to knock one in with this kind of panache and power, Blue Devil. Good luck. https://youtu.be/RK2aU9m4nW8
We are all former students at Lakenheath High School and other public schools in East Anglia. We were in school in the 70s and 80s and drank deeply from the well of British culture of those decades - the pints, the telly, and of course the footie!
See if you can get someone to knock one in with this kind of panache and power, Blue Devil. Good luck. https://youtu.be/RK2aU9m4nW8
A very good Sunday morning to everyone out there in LOB land. I'm getting to the footer a little later this morning, having made the strategic decision to skip the early offering of Watford v. Stoke. Stoke have just wrapped up a 0-1 away win in that one. We still have two other far more interesting matches on offer. We start with Arsenal v. Bournemouth and finish the day with United v. West Ham. Join me for all the usual LOB banter.
Morning, everyone! It's a pleasure to join you all today for some Thanksgiving Week footer. I hope all of you have recovered from your turkey comas because the action is going to come thick and fast this morning. We start with City's visit to Turf Moor - can Pep Guardiola's boys get back on the title track after dropping a few points. Then it's the 10am kickoffs, including the top vs. bottom encounter of Sunderland v. Liverpool. Then we finish up at 12:30 with a tasty double-bill - the Chelski v. Spurs grudge match on NBC and Leeds' trip to Rotherham on BEin. It'll be a morning for split-screens. Join me for all the fun, won't you?
Afternoon, chaps - I'm checking in as usual with the weekly update of our PPP Game. After the latest interminable international break, it was a relief to get back to our normal footer schedules this weekend. After a furious weekend of action (which is still ongoing; WBA leading Burnley 2-0 in a dead rubber of a match this evening), Chelski are on top after pipping Soton yesterday afternoon, with yet another goal from their high-flying top scorer Diego Costa (now on double-digits for the season). That means that Red Devil 1FCK, our only friend to pick the Blues for the title, benefits to the tune of 10 points.
After a long, bruising workweek, there is nothing I want to do more than settle in and watch a clash of the titans. United v. Arse? Check. Mourinho v. Wenger? Check. That's where we start. Then it's the 10am fixtures, including Citeh at Palace and Pool at Soton. And we end up with a London derby between Spurs and West Ham. Settle in with me here on the LOB, won't you?
Hello, good evening and welcome to the LOB's live coverage of the 2016 Election Night. I hope that your all settled in, have poured yourself a strong cocktail and will join me throughout the evening for some lively banter as the results come in. Cheers!
Amid all of the kerfuffle in our own domestic Presidential Election, there was some football to watch over the weekend. And - smash, bang! - it was all change at the top of the Premiership. Liverpool's 6-1 mauling of Watford, along with City's draw with Boro, meant that Pool top the league for the first time this season. That means ten bonus for Man Utd Rules (and, sob, ten fewer points for me and Yellows). But our own table topper now is our current Lancer Cup holder Red Dragon, who now has an almost perfect rota for the European qualifiers and is gaining a whopping 18 points out of that category alone. Diego Costa continues to rattle them in, to no one's benefit (could someone please give him a kick in the balls, please!). But the big, big news this weekend was in the Championship, where the mighty Leeds United are now in the playoff spots for the first time in the modern era. Did anyone pick 'em...erm, no (sigh)....
I had a chance last night to check out Christopher Guest's new mockumentary "Mascots" on Netflix. It's very much in line with his work in "This is Spinal Tap," "Waiting for Guffman," "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind." While he's got some Guest regulars in there - e.g., Parker Posey and Jane Lynch - it's the British characters that stand out for me. Chris O'Dowd, who plays "The Fist" and the father and son mascot team for a non-league British soccer team, are particularly brilliant. Check it out!
Hiya, chaps! I'm back on Tuesday morning with the usual update on our game. Not much to report, actually. No change at the top or in the European slots. No change at the bottom either, with Hull, Swansea and Sunderland still poised for the drop. Real, Bayern and Juve continue to rule the roost on the Continent. And Diego Costa added an 8th goal - and a super one - to his total to stay on top, with Sergio Aguero and Romelu Lukaku in hot pursuit. The lone change, then, was in Reading replacing Sheffield Wednesday (aka Not a Big Club) in the playoff spots in the Championship. That only affected one played - sorry WHR - who had the temerity to pick Wednesday for promotion. He drops four points to 19 as a result - let that be an example to all of you who choose evil.