Anthony Taylor tomorrow

[Ashberto]

Last three games he's reffed for us we've won 5-0, 3-0 and 4-1. Though he came on as a sub in the W Ham game.

Unusual for a team to have a ref six times in a season.

['Neg]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

:yellowcard:

[Luis Anaconda]

* I may be making this up - in fact I know I am making this up but it might be true

[Ashberto]

This guy is well-known for a having a couple of horror-games for us, so I thought it apposite to mention the good recent results under him.

Besides, your made-up rule about mentioning the ref in advance of a game clearly indicated that it was an offence to mention him several days before the game, not the day before.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

No, I'm not going work it out for my f**king self.

[Ashberto]

They'll be up for it, too. They'd love it, LOVE IT, to finish ahead of Spurs.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

[Luis Anaconda]

or they draw and we win both our games by a margin of 12 goals (or 11 if we also make up the 15 or so difference in goals scored)

So no

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Runners-up, eh? Wenger out?

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

I couldn’t tell you who reffed the Swansea match and can only remember Mike Riley from Sunday as he is well known.

Referees are a factor in games I pay little or no attention to.

[Monty91]

the Wenger-outers.

[Ashberto]

Something about being bald makes some men want to be in charge of football matches. I had just read those numbers, btw, though I do admit worrying a little bit more about referees than some.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

You are essentially a slightlier punkier version of Dorset.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

As would 3rd and the cup win of course, the whole 2nd or 3rd being largely irrelevant. The 18 remaining clubs in the league would love that kind of success.

Wd Arsenal.

[Ashberto]

Eleven years without a trophy.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

wd Arsenal.

[Berni]

[redgunamo]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

[Berni]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Sardonic indeed.

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

Jessica Valenti's well upset.

Don't remember her getting this cross when poor old Theon had little Theon removed. Funny that.

[Ashberto]

It will now be ok for rich owners to give their clubs unlimited free money. What a great day for football, eh? Dancing in the streets of East Manchester and West London.

[redgunamo]

[redgunamo]

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

[Classic Jorge]

See, this is what happens when you put Harriet Harperson in charge.

[Supermac1976]

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

Like I say, I think it's about the first time anything genuinely interesting has happened to (rather than around) Sansa, so I'll go with it.

[Classic Jorge]

Then again, she was forcibly married to a dipsomaniac dwarf and her previous husband got off on firing crossbows at protitutes. You have to be properly dull for that to get overshadowed.

[Berni]

virginity this long. Mind you, it's a poor lookout when your best bet for a sexually pleasant wedding night was a scarred dwarf.

Still. Funny old Game, innit?

[Supermac1976]

I'm really looking forward to the fangirl's reaction to that. I reckon even the sisterhood gets as wet as an otter's pocket at the sight of Jon Snow looking moody on the top of the wall.

[Billy Goat Sverige]

end for him. He'll be brought back to life by someone, probably melisandre.

[Berni]

The Sansa storyline makes much more sense than the Jeyne Poole nonsense. That always seemed like he wanted to have either Sansa or Arya get married to Ramsay, but didn't have the courage of his convictions. Also, Brienne and Pod wandering around to no good end was f**king dull in the books. At least this way they're actually involved in the plotline.

[Supermac1976]

[Berni]

So, after last night, what we all really need to know is this: did Ramsay bum her, too? I'm guessing he would probably have bummed her, too.

[Ashberto]

wandering around endless empty landscapes looking for something that was never there.

I actually had to look up Jenyne Pool as I'd forgotten much of the last book. The TV series is definitely doing a better job of telling the story, or a story at least. Even if it is a shame to see characters like Mance Raider and Barristan Selmy get offed. Bron next, imo. :-(

[Supermac1976]

[Supermac1976]

**** that they left out the whole Lady Stoneheart thing though, I quite liked the idea of a vengeful zombie Catelyn running amok with the brotherhood without banners.

[Mc Gooner]

Moss will be assisted for the Final by Darren England and Simon Bennett, while Craig Pawson will be the fourth official. Harry Lennard will be the reserve assistant referee

[Berni]

Even if so, he didn't last much longer anyway, as I recall.

Barriston Selmy was a bit boring imo - basically just a straight Ser Jorah substitute.

However, if Bron goes, I will not be happy. :-(

[Berni]

Patchface could be. f**k me!

With Lady Stoneheart, though, it was clear from the books that, having invented her because he didn't want to kill a main character, Martin had absolutely no idea what to do with her.

[Supermac1976]

[Berni]

Danaerys at one stage was f**king Irish or something, I think.

[Berni]

[Ashberto]

[Ashberto]

[Berni]

Will I like it?

[Ashberto]

and/or find Eva Green a little bit f**king gorgeous. Vampires, monsters, witches, werewolves, Dorian Grey. A veritable smorgasbord of slightly cheap 19th century London-based horror. Hence the name, I suppose.

Try and see the seance scene from the first series, though.

[Berni]

I like a bit of gothic. It's sounding a tiny bit 'League of Extraordinary Gentlemen' to me, though. :sherlock: