Malagaram

Such a good Final .
The Jester got back to 16-15 and missed a Black in next frame. 
 
Luca very polished in last 2 frames.  
 
Brilliant just brilliant.

I thought Selby was going to come back to win it. 
Being experienced in the situation I thought he'd keep his composure and Brecel might start trying to rush to the end or even slow down and over think it too much. But he finished it so well
And hopefully Selby is back from his dip and battle with depression. 
 

Take a bow son 

Won't stop the bugger tweeting though....

Absolutely gutted. 

Please Mr BBC man can we have a new tv pundit,someone who knows about football,and doesnt speak a load of b0llocks about small boats and talk of Hitlers regime against the Jews

I've just watched match of the day 2, add a little bit of commentary and double the length of the highlights and it's job done. In other words the successful formula that lasted for decades in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Even the brief highlights shown is better than having to sit through nearly 2 hours consisting of drivel from overpaid Lineker and co.

I see these dips as a buying opportunityhave had 3000 pounds in my account waiting to add to my Legal and General shares,well after this mornings dip have managed to buy another 1140 shares making total held 2164 so in June my dividend will be 2164 times 0.1393p,around 300 pounds,tax free as they are held in a ISA account.Anyone who buys shares have a look.

Agree,agree a massive nobber and also a cnut

I'd be happy if they both disappeared up their own backsides and I never heard from either of them again....

Or night sh1t

No shortage of tomatoes yesterday in our local Mercadona,and no rationing either.
As for that Begum women leave her where she is,let her rot in hell.

If they wanted a better standard of living they would surely stay in Germany or France.
I would that suggesting only 'some people' know and care could be perceived as being a little patronising itself.
Anyway, back on topic...
Hardly any tomatoes in Morrisons today

I've just had a horrible premonition that Keogh helps Ipswich to reach the play offs... then to Wembley... then plays some significant part in the win, and subsequent promotion, whilst muttering something along the lines of "Ooh, I feel better now.  That makes up for last time"!
 

 

Ipswich Town Football Club, "the tractor boys".
No idea what his mistake was, but we saw enough of them to just nod knowingly at the mention of a Keogh mistake.

Presumably because they try to play football in those games?
They are obviously better at shithousing than playing football.

I'm not that bothered about Lincoln's players tbh. They were only acting on orders from the bench.
The referee and his officials deliberately allowed them to cheat. The waving to the goalie to go down was a different level of cheating to me, ive never seen that before. I'm sure there has been secret signs for players to feign injury over the years and we have witnessed many teams that have done it without obvious instruction, but this was the most blatant, out in the open, order from the manager for a player to go down in order to gain advantage ive witnessed in 50 years.
If the 4th official didn't see it he's lying or not watching.
What other conclusion can you come to?
The bench ordered the goalie to go down, the ref then allowed the medics to attend to him knowing that he had been told to feign injury. Its not incompetence, its cheating. The ref and the fourth official are obviously bent, there is no other explanation for watching the Lincoln bench screaming orders for him to collapse without penalising them.
Forget the pisspoor decisions, offsides, time wasting, etc, we expect all that every week

The most egregious example of cheating I've seen at derby with the bench telling the keeper to feign an injury. Should be repercussions for both the bench and the keeper involved, but of course there won't be. 

Agree with you completely

Some excellent comments made above... many of which I utterly agree with and/or can relate to opinion-wise... and some, specifically the words "Pansexual" and "Cisgender",  I just had to google! 
How the hell 11 year olds cope with all this stuff is mind-boggling.
At that age, I still wasn't sure which football team I fancied, let alone any person... and any reference to sex/sexuality etc didn't even enter my head until a good few years later.  DCFC were indeed my first love, and girls (*in my case!) came much later.  (Should I re-phrase that!).
I appreciate it's a generation thing, and "Kids of today grow up much quicker/sooner", but I still strongly opine that no 11 year old should be having any thoughts of anything relating to sexuality.  It surely cannot be healthy... physically OR mentally!  And I certainly don't envy the parents (of school age kids) of today.
 
I'm not entirely sure "who is to blame" (If indeed blame is to be apportioned!), but it's clear The Internet/Social Media plays a massive part, as does peer pressure in general.  I certainly don't have any answers!
I'm just extremely grateful that I don't have kids of this age, at this time.  Not sure how they... or me... would have coped!  (My youngest is late 30's.  Youngest (living) grandchild is now late teens).
 
As has been said, we'll all be out of the equation before long, and generations to come may well see all this current confusion in a different light, in a more understanding way (literally and emotionally), and none of it will be a big deal at all... to anyone!  
But for now... Ye Gads!  

Thank you

It always amazes me how many people are on here writing that its time to change,take this player off and bring so and so on,do you know better than a manager who has gone 16 games unbeaten,leave it up to Paul to make decisions,he is the man who is steering this ship !

Men at the age of 20 play fooball.
Men at the age of 40 play tennis.
Men at the age of 60 play snooker.
So there is truth that as a man gets older their balls get smaller

I love the FACup but we have a high number of season ticket holders and a fair few like us live away so with the cost of travelling to home games over Christmas, extra tickets for other family members, the financial stretch at the moment and the timing of the game, we just couldnt do it. the crowd was good in the circumstances and so glad you had a fun match. 

And I think he’s the most honest, sane, he says what he thinks, no hidden agenda’s, caring, warm, hard working, respectful and successful managers, we’ve had in years.
And I’ve met a few frogs in my current line of work, moving them along, so I don’t accidentally kill them with my mower, and to be fair, not one of them have been crazy. Maybe I need to collect them and put them in a box to see if they go crazy, but probably not.
Up The Rams!