Martin

Premier League needs to look into bringing foreign referees into the league because the English ones aren’t good enough. If you can’t see that’s a clear red for Havertz after 15 looks at it you probably shouldn’t be at the top of your profession

Tommy Robinson lives in Spain. With an Irish passport. Funded by Israel. There is nothing British or patriotic about this grifter.

PGMOL doing everything possible to help Arsenal almost every other week. There's a reason why they haven't got a single red card or conceded a penalty yet. But don't worry, Howard Webb will admit it was the wrong decision and send an acknowledgement later this week. 👍

Premier league clubs have been officiated entirely differently all season. Never seen it this bad

Moises Caicedo was sent off for that challenge at Stamford Bridge. "Checking club badge" has worryingly become a reality. 🤷‍♂️

Arsenal match fixing needs to be studied

Not a single red all season. The league is rigged for Arsenal to win. It’s been clear since the opening weekend when they illegally scored against United.

🚨 JUST IN: Gerard Piqué says Chelsea coming back from 2–0 down with 10 men to eliminate Barcelona in the 2012 UCL semifinal is one of the TOP two GREATEST COMEBACKS he has ever witnessed, admitting he has “never seen mentality like that before.” That Chelsea comeback against us in 2012 is honestly one of the two greatest comebacks I’ve ever witnessed in football. And I say that as someone who was on the pitch suffering through it." "We were 2–0 up at Camp Nou, Chelsea were down to ten men after the red card, and the whole stadium already felt sure Barcelona were going through. Normally in football, that situation is over." "But mentally, they were unbelievable. I remember looking across and seeing players throwing themselves into tackles, blocking shots with everything, fighting for every second like their lives depended on it." "What shocked me most was that they never panicked. Most teams in that atmosphere against Barcelona would completely collapse. Chelsea somehow became calmer after going down to ten men." "The goal before halftime changed everything psychologically. Suddenly, even with all the possession we had, you could feel Chelsea growing stronger mentally while frustration started entering our team." "And then Torres scoring at the end… honestly, I’ve never heard the Camp Nou go that silent. It felt impossible that we were out after everything that happened in the game." "People always talk about tactics in football, but that night was about mentality. Pure mentality. I still haven’t seen many teams react to adversity the way Chelsea did in that semifinal." "You can dislike their style, you can argue about luck, but mentally that Chelsea team was one of the strongest teams I’ve ever faced."

Just have to laugh. The one time a referee has thought 'Yeah, I'll overrule the VAR this time' and it is the least subjective, most blatant decision for some time. First thing the new football regulator needs to do - independent review into PGMOL standards and operations.

It's funny how the ISIS threat against Tommy Robinson seems to have disappeared overnight right after he raised money and went on holiday.

Middle aged men rattled by a sign on the back of a van. Who are the ‘snowflakes’ now

This is mental

This isn’t handball if you play for Manchester United 😂😂😂

Past week.. JP Penalty not given. WHU Goal disallowed JP Penalty not given Handball not awarded MUFC PGMOL has just officially eaten itself.. Bent & Corrupt…

0 red cards btw, let me make that clear 0 red cards 😂😂😂😂

He lived to 84 and died peacefully before anyone really knew what he’d done. How is that not ‘getting away with it’?

The rare triple threat of bad news for a player

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso: “Chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in world football and it fills me with immense pride to become manager of this great club.” (chelseafc)

Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Xabi Alonso as Manager of the Men’s Team. The Spaniard will begin his role on July 1, 2026, having agreed a four-year contract at Stamford Bridge. Welcome to Chelsea, Xabi!