The a result of the Day Thread

[paultheroyal]

Dorking 2-2 Chester

Came from 2 down to draw

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

[Loafer]

Dorking 2-2 Chester

Came from 2 down to draw

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

[paultheroyal]

Dorking 2-2 Chester

Came from 2 down to draw

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

What on earth are you babbling on about?

Newcastle should not be 4-0 down - and should be expected to get a result.

I dont think you realise how this works. Suggest you log off for a bit.

[Loafer]

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

What on earth are you babbling on about?

Newcastle should not be 4-0 down - and should be expected to get a result.

I dont think you realise how this works. Suggest you log off for a bit.

You said no draw should ever be result of the day - correct?

I said

"so when Newcastle were losing 4-0 to Arsenal, and then came back to draw 4-4, would that not count as result of the day?"

Can you read? Do you have comprehension issues?

How does this work then, if you know?

[paultheroyal]

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

What on earth are you babbling on about?

Newcastle should not be 4-0 down - and should be expected to get a result.

I dont think you realise how this works. Suggest you log off for a bit.

You said no draw should ever be result of the day - correct?

I said

"so when Newcastle were losing 4-0 to Arsenal, and then came back to draw 4-4, would that not count as result of the day?"

Can you read? Do you have comprehension issues?



How does this work then, if you know?

Result of the day -

Brighton beating Man Utd. (not expected to win)
Barnet beating Halifax (not expected to win)
Boreham Wood beating Southend (not expected to win)
Wealdstone beating Bromley (not expected to win)

etc etc and so forth.

Hope this helps.

[Loafer]

What on earth are you babbling on about?

Newcastle should not be 4-0 down - and should be expected to get a result.

I dont think you realise how this works. Suggest you log off for a bit.

You said no draw should ever be result of the day - correct?

I said

"so when Newcastle were losing 4-0 to Arsenal, and then came back to draw 4-4, would that not count as result of the day?"

Can you read? Do you have comprehension issues?



How does this work then, if you know?

Result of the day -

Brighton beating Man Utd. (not expected to win)
Barnet beating Halifax (not expected to win)
Boreham Wood beating Southend (not expected to win)
Wealdstone beating Bromley (not expected to win)

etc etc and so forth.

Hope this helps.

So coming back from 4 goals down is not a good result?

Christ.

[paultheroyal]

Dorking 2-2 Chester

Came from 2 down to draw

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

Make your mind up - is this "iconic goal of the day thread", "best ever game thread"

Dreary me.

[Loafer]

No draw is worthy of a result of the day unless its Rochdale vs Man Utd.

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

Make your mind up - is this "iconic goal of the day thread", "best ever game thread"

Dreary me.

You really are dim. Shock.

RESULT OF THE DAY, can be anything that includes a draw after being 4 goals down

[paultheroyal]

So Newcastle coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal in one of THE BEST ever games in the Prem, and one of the most iconic goals, would not have been worthy of a result of a day?

Yet again showing your lack of football knowledge

Make your mind up - is this "iconic goal of the day thread", "best ever game thread"

Dreary me.

You really are dim. Shock.

RESULT OF THE DAY, can be anything that includes a draw after being 4 goals down

Thought you said you did not make offensive comments?

[South Coast Royal]

What on earth are you babbling on about?

Newcastle should not be 4-0 down - and should be expected to get a result.

I dont think you realise how this works. Suggest you log off for a bit.

You said no draw should ever be result of the day - correct?

I said

"so when Newcastle were losing 4-0 to Arsenal, and then came back to draw 4-4, would that not count as result of the day?"

Can you read? Do you have comprehension issues?



How does this work then, if you know?

Result of the day -

Brighton beating Man Utd. (not expected to win)
Barnet beating Halifax (not expected to win)
Boreham Wood beating Southend (not expected to win)
Wealdstone beating Bromley (not expected to win)

etc etc and so forth.

Hope this helps.

No surprise at Brighton winning at Man Utd after stuffing them at the Amex last season.
How blatant was that (non) penalty push on Wellbeck that could well have put Brighton 3 ahead?
VAR official failed miserably there by not telling Tierney that he had made a dreadful mistake.

[AthleticoSpizz]

Easy FA Cup pickings today, but which one?
Chipp’nam Town 1 Lincoln City 0
or
(the slag, Zips ‘other team’) Chelt’nam 1 Alvechurch (96 places below them) 2

honourable mentions to Farnboro winning at league team Sutton, and Kings Lynn winning at Donny

[Pepe the Horseman]

BUMP

[Dirk Gently]

Where was this thread on Tuesday?