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1972 had the solution -

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CAVC9IaXEAAntRv.jpg

(They weren't a success, BTW!)

What centre-forward is going to be competing with VVD & AN Other for those long balls in that scenario? Supermac? Alan Smith? Olly Giroud? Ted Drake? It won't be Jesus or Nketiah.

I didn't see the Spurs v. Fulham game.

From press reports, it seems that Calvin Bassey had (another) howler.

Props to his representatives, Unique Sports Group, who seem to be able to get big...

It was slightly more complicated than that.

Orginally, there were decisions that the VAR could examine objectively (for example, offside) & tell the on-field referee that the player was off or on....

Rugby Union has used Television Match Officials since 2001. Every season since, there's been some degree of tinkering with the process. Why? Because it's never really worked as the governing body...

I think it's 62 matches since the blue half of Glasgow, TRFC, conceded a penalty in a league match, home or away. They've conceded several in European matches & in the Scottish Cup during that...

'Steady' Eddie Howe's innate coaching conservatism did for NUFC yesterday.

It was as if he'd no idea what tactical or personnel changes to make after VvD's red-card.

LFC were there for the...

Keith Hackett, in the Telegraph, slides in studs-up -

https://archive.is/QTlgi

Riley, Mason, Dean, Moss & Atkinson all catch it.

BTW, Taylor has two appointments this weekend: referee for...

VAR - the old pals' act -

"Mike Dean admits avoiding VAR call to spare referee (Anthony Taylor) ‘more grief’ last season"...

https://archive.is/0c4kD

He has an extensive CV: championship winner on three continents & managed the Socceroos. He's way more experienced than the usual European who's been assistant, assistant throw in coach at a La Liga...

FIFA/IFAB banned players from wearing snoods in July 2011, Neil.

Some sort of 'Dazzle Ships' concept, perhaps?

Celtic's new kit (also from Adidas) is terrible.
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I'll take your Barthez & give you Massimo Taibi, a.k.a. 'The Blind Venetian'.