Today's Football 2025-26

[Cozzie]

Doiuf and Summerville attack wise would be good signings , just dont ask Diouf to Defend.

I like Diouf and suggested him a few weeks back but he'd never be the type to be used by Moyes,he would hate him.

[weimaranerblues]

3-0

[Cozzie]

Going down and going down without a fight.

Pathetic from West Ham this.

That stadium in the championship though

[blueToffee]

Yeah, even a draw for Spurs at Chelsea and it's done done.

It's pretty much already there though. You'd not even count on them beating Leeds at home.

[Cereal Killer]

Aye.

Europe and my dream of spurs being relegated done in one day.

At least a small consolation is seeing that Tory slag take those bubble blowing tossers down.

Arsenal to top it off by winning the CL 1-0 after getting some lame penalty for a shirt pull at a corner

[weimaranerblues]

Started playing at 3-0

[Cantoffee]

With goal difference Spurs only need 1 point from their last 2 matches. Even if they lost the last 2 West Ham would need to win.

[toffee_scot]

Yeah West Ham are toast, what are the odds of all of the below happening:

- Spurs losing to a completely out of sorts Chelsea
- West Ham beating Leeds
- Spurs losing to an Everton team that has been shit the last month.

[blueToffee]

That should be a red.

But it's not, of course cos VAR.

[Cozzie]

That's a red all day.

[Granite]

That’s red if you’re wearing an Everton shirt

[blueToffee]

I mean Arsenal probably would see it out anyway...but some huge, huge calls for Arsenal via VAR of late.

Of course now they're subbing Havertz.

[NomadskiEFC]

VAR needs binning. Its a second layer of protection over and above the refs on field decisions for the big clubs. That's it.

[Big Nevs Vaz]

VAR is an absolute farce now. Who is it serving. It’s certainly not helping us or teams that are trying to make the jump. Just another tool to keep the status quo.

[Bumble]

I think it's widely acknowledged now that VAR was brought in primarily to be another tool to maintain the established order.

Numerous decisions this season involving the top clubs as well as the Celtic one last week make it too obvious to argue otherwise.