To cost them the title? Doubt it.
Everton would probably still roll over.
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Maybe. When it comes to us, they are both as bitter as each other. The one difference is Ancelotti isnât bent out of shape over us.
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Are you sure? Managed Milan in 2005. His players have a history of injuring oursâŠKoulibali on Matip at Anfield, broken collar-bone, Pickford, RicharlisonâŠgetâs a free pass on here for some reason, not sure why.
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From memory, he was was disappointed over Istanbul, but it wasnât something he obsessed over. He accepted it and moved on.
Pickford and Richarlison are both cunts of the highest order, so I doubt them injuring our players would have been something they would have done without being instructed to do so.
Donât remember the challange by Koulbali, so not sure if it was something that can be blamed on Ancelotti or not - but at the end of the day, football is a contact sport so sometimes injuries do happen.
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Smug Brendan. Just saw his post game remarks and this is vintage BR; âSorry we ruined everyoneâs first versus second matchup that was set for later in the dayâ
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There has been the discussion before about Ancelotti. By all accounts he was quite combative as a player and the sides heâs managed have also been on the physical side. Just because he looks suave and managed great teams is by no means an indicator that heâs a shrinking violet. If anything, as heâs moved on from the elite, winning teams his teamâs have become even more cynical and physical as a leveler. Napoli were pretty awful and so are Everton now. He is well aware of what his teamâs do, make no mistake about it.
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Even Arsenal can beat Newcastle.
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Newcastleâs last 9 games in all comps:
Leeds 5-2 Newcastle 
Newcastle 1-1 Fulham . 1 point
Brentford 1-0 Newcastle
Man City 2-0 Newcastle
Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool. 1 point
Newcastle 1-2 Leicester
Arsenal 2-0 Newcastle
Sheff Utd 1-0 Newcastle
Arsenal 3-0 Newcastle
Fat head is under severe pressure.
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WBA should really stop pretending to be Norwich. What good has it done them???
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What punishments are possible for West Ham and West Brom signing an agreement that Snodgrass wouldnât play against his parent club?
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Was he originally there on loan? Then converted into a permanent deal? If so an arrangement that he should still be prohibited from playing against West Ham is permitted under the rules.
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Big fat Sam and little fat Sam lose again. 
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Vardy appears to be indestructible. He limped off a few days ago but starts tonightâŠA young Vardy would be a great fit for usâŠ
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I donât believe he was ever loaned to West Brom.
The Premier League are investigating whether West Ham United and West Bromwich Albion breached regulations with an agreement that Robert Snodgrass would not play in tonightâs match at London Stadium, reports Oliver Kay.
West Brom manager Sam Allardyce revealed beforehand that Snodgrass was unavailable for the game due to âan agreement between the clubsâ as part of the deal to sign the former Scotland midfielder from West Ham on January 8.
Such an agreement â whether written or informal â might constitute a breach of Premier League regulation I 7, which states that âno club shall enter into a contract which enables another party to that contract to acquire the ability materially to influence its policies or the performance of its teams in league matchesâ.
The league are investigating the matter.
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Dock both 10 points.
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How embarrassing it is that from those two points one came against us
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Ndidi scores
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Bad news Manu Atkinson will referee Spurs vs Liverpool next week. Jonathan Moss is on VAR duty.
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Leicester looking like real contenders tonightâŠputting together a decent run.
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Haha. Suddenly, Tottenham looks like the force in London as Chelsea goes two down against Leicester City.
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