Yorkshire Evening Post wrote:DOWNLOAD FREE Leeds United Wembley Masks

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Over the next three days we're giving away five masks for you to print off and take down to Wembley.

And we want photos of you wearing them at the national stadium - we will publish the lot online and print some of them in the paper.

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That is so great! I have downloaded the Gary McAllister mask for future use. I may wear it around town on Saturday.

According to Steve Ryder, tonight's game is going to be, in part, "tactical".

Thanks Steve!

When Ryan Giggs came on as substitute, ITV played footage of Ryan Giggs coming on as a substitute for his debut against Everton.

The biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased, biased cunts.

daniel robert chapman wrote:According to Steve Ryder, tonight's game is going to be, in part, "tactical".

Perhaps it will also be part "espionage" and part "action"?

Just for the record. I happened to be watching the game tonight with a young lady from America. She is not familiar with football in the slightest. When John Terry stepped up to take that penalty she said, without prompting -

He doesn't look like a penalty taker at all.

Recorded for posterity.

and he's still crying.

oh terry...

...the daft racist

I've said as much elsewhere, but I'll expand here.

On several occasions over the last few weeks, I have seen John Terry restrain players from opposing teams to stop them from being sent off. He did this tonight with Vidic, after Drogba's ridiculous slap. Had he not, judging by Vidic's body language, Vidic would have taken Drogba apart resulting in two sendings off with an advantage to Chelsea attacking a team without one of their principle defenders.

I think that was a bigger mistake by Terry than slipping for the penalty.

Secondly, I thought Ronaldo's stop-start mode of penalty taking was outlawed shortly after John Aldridge made a show of it for Tranmere in 1992. I would have been intrigued had he scored and the goal been vital; you are not supposed to stop once your run-up has begun.

Third: this was a much better game than I expected but fuck this shit. Roll on Sunday.

He does the stop-start thing every time and I always wonder why the ref doesn't make him retake it.

They must have changed the rules.