Bless Cleveland's heart, you can always count on them. 34-10 the final in Jax, they looked "awful" in preseason camp, Deshaun Watson was "horrible" today per The Man from Pluto, it just doesn't get any better than this.
This is the first game of the new season, the first game for a new Cleveland head coach, and the Jacksonville Jagyouarrs are, I would say embarrassing, but come on, throttling yet another pestiferous edition of the 💩 34-3, and there's still one quarter left.
25m ago
12.01 EDT
28 min Here’s what happened with the Foden red card.
Fernandes shoved Foden over from behind near the touchline.
As Foden fell, Fernandes had a short kick at the loose ball but instead caught Foden. (The alternative interpretation is Fernandes knew full well he was going to catch Foden and used the location of the ball as an excuse.)
Foden rolled backwards and pushed his studs into Fernandes’s stomach. It wasn’t especially violent, but by the laws of the game it constitutes violent conduct.
Them's the rules Phil. You knew it.
25 min Foden doesn’t want to leave the field and is eventually told to do one by a hard-faced Erling Haaland.
Fernandes definitely had a kick at Foden and it’s a surprise he wasn’t booked. Foden’s response was instinctive, unwise and a clear red card.
I agree with Guardian there. That was stupid, Phil. Jesus Christ.
29m ago
11.55 EDT
VAR are checking this. Fernandes had a little kick at Foden, though in theory he was going for the ball. Foden rolled over and then shoved his studs into Fernandes’s stomach. Good luck getting away with that.
30m ago
11.54 EDT
23 min: Phil Foden sent off!
Crikey, what’s happened here. Phil Foden has been given a straight red for lashing out at Bruno Fernandes.
Oh GOD! City have played short a man since the 23' when Phil Foden was shown a red card. We'll be short the entire second half! I don't know what Phil did, but it better have been good. He likely cost us 2 or 3 points.
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BC was -3 to win. The Scarlet have blushes two games in a row. They had an easy route to 3-1 to begin the season and are now ofer 2 with no. 14 Southern Cal on deck in impressive Shia Stadium. That will be 0-3. Then "Howard". The goal before the season was to improve on 5-7. After "Howard" they will resume B1G play: Indiana, at Maryland, at Northwestern, home to Meeshagan, at Wisconsin, home to Nebraska, at no. 16 Paterno-Sandusky, home to East Lansing Spartak. USC, Indiana and Paterno-Sandusky are predictable L's.
Can they get to the bare minimum, 6-6? With 2 L's already in the books, a predictable L to USC, they would be ofer 3 before slaughtering the Bison. 1-3. Indy, 1-4, East Lansing Spartak (?), lets give them that one, 2-4; home to Meeshagan let's give them that one, 3-4; let's not go overboard on generosity, L at Wisc, 3-5; L at PSU, 3-6, at Mary, shoot, let's give it, 4-6; say they beat "Cornhuskers": 5-6; Northwestern, okay 6-6. Being generous, they could not unreasonably finish 6-6, the "goal" for the season. But ONE slip up, much less two or more, another 5-7, 4-8, or 3-9 record and Schiano will be cashiered.
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