Premier League 2023-2024

[jcpen]

With those odds and Liverpools run in, it's Liverpools to lose 

Looked at their fixtures and they still have Man United away, Everton away, Villa away and Spurs at home. None of them are easy games.
Long way to go in the title race yet.

[Captain Obvious]

With those odds and Liverpools run in, it's Liverpools to lose 

Even jcpen knows that now at this stage.  To quote Steven Gerrard 'we do not let this slip'

[jcpen]

With those odds and Liverpools run in, it's Liverpools to lose 

Even jcpen knows that now at this stage.  To quote Steven Gerrard 'we do not let this slip'

It's hilarious that you have made the same post every week now just so if they don't win it you can say they bottled it.
I've never seen someone put in so much groundwork just so they can make one post at the end 

[Milltown Row2]

With those odds and Liverpools run in, it's Liverpools to lose 

Looked at their fixtures and they still have Man United away, Everton away, Villa away and Spurs at home. None of them are easy games.
Long way to go in the title race yet.

Spurs? Lol

Utd would have let it 20 goals had they played today against Liverpool,
Everton are bottom, for a reason
Villa might give you a game

[jcpen]

Spurs still going for Top 4, same with Villa those are two hard games for Liverpool.
Man United and Everton form goes out the window in those games and both will want to stop Liverpool winning the league more than anything and will up their game massively.
If Liverpool get 4 wins from those 4 games I'll be surprised.

[An Watcher]

Wasted 2 hours of my life watching 2 supposed top teams going at it.  Tripe of the highest order. 

[RedHand88]

Wasted 2 hours of my life watching 2 supposed top teams going at it.  Tripe of the highest order. 

This is why Klopp leaving is terrible for the league in general. He always went out to win these games. If we lost, so be it.

[Jell 0 Biafra]

Can't see how you'd class Spurs at Anfield as a difficult game.  Must be one of the most lopsided fixtures in England.

[blasmere]

Can't see how you'd class Spurs at Anfield as a difficult game.  Must be one of the most lopsided fixtures in England.

Didn't a draw against Spurs at Anfield cost the scousers the title a few years ago?

[Wee Barky]

Anyone who watched the arsenal city game today over the league final needs to give their heads a shake.

[Caitlin]

The best bit of yesterday for Liverpool fans was seeing Guardiola trying to humiliate Grealish. Pep has every right to manage as he sees fit but that was a show for the cameras, and was about power and control rather than instruction. Maybe there's some underlying resentment about his fee or his behaviour after winning the European Cup, but this was pathetic from the Spaniard. Grealish is a brilliant player and while I was disappointed he chose England, he had every right to, and he seems like a decent lad. For his self-respect he should leave- unless Pep beats him to it.

[tonto1888]

The best bit of yesterday for Liverpool fans was seeing Guardiola trying to humiliate Grealish. Pep has every right to manage as he sees fit but that was a show for the cameras, and was about power and control rather than instruction. Maybe there's some underlying resentment about his fee or his behaviour after winning the European Cup, but this was pathetic from the Spaniard. Grealish is a brilliant player and while I was disappointed he chose England, he had every right to, and he seems like a decent lad. For his self-respect he should leave- unless Pep beats him to it.

What happened

[From the Bunker]

The best bit of yesterday for Liverpool fans was seeing Guardiola trying to humiliate Grealish. Pep has every right to manage as he sees fit but that was a show for the cameras, and was about power and control rather than instruction. Maybe there's some underlying resentment about his fee or his behaviour after winning the European Cup, but this was pathetic from the Spaniard. Grealish is a brilliant player and while I was disappointed he chose England, he had every right to, and he seems like a decent lad. For his self-respect he should leave- unless Pep beats him to it.

What happened

Pep gives Grealish a going over

[thewobbler]

The best bit of yesterday for Liverpool fans was seeing Guardiola trying to humiliate Grealish. Pep has every right to manage as he sees fit but that was a show for the cameras, and was about power and control rather than instruction. Maybe there's some underlying resentment about his fee or his behaviour after winning the European Cup, but this was pathetic from the Spaniard. Grealish is a brilliant player and while I was disappointed he chose England, he had every right to, and he seems like a decent lad. For his self-respect he should leave- unless Pep beats him to it.

What happened

A manager explained to a player what wasn't done correctly.

The subsequent huff puff just sums up the overwrought overblown nonsense that is the PL.

In Grealish's next game, if he plays well, there'll be an angle that it was a professional response to the dressing down. If he doesn't play well the angle will centre on Pep losing control of his players, chinks and armour and shit like that.

Same again for the next game.

By a fortnight's time nobody will remember it. Then if city don't win the title, some gobshites in the media will "reinvestigate" the angle and bring it up continually through the quiet summer months. Grealish is leaving City one way or another this summer regardless of yesterday - he's done it all there and his personality seems to be someone who'd who'd be happier as a big fish in a small pond - so more pretend fuels for pretend fires.

All f**king nonsense, every last bit of it.

[Milltown Row2]

The best bit of yesterday for Liverpool fans was seeing Guardiola trying to humiliate Grealish. Pep has every right to manage as he sees fit but that was a show for the cameras, and was about power and control rather than instruction. Maybe there's some underlying resentment about his fee or his behaviour after winning the European Cup, but this was pathetic from the Spaniard. Grealish is a brilliant player and while I was disappointed he chose England, he had every right to, and he seems like a decent lad. For his self-respect he should leave- unless Pep beats him to it.

What happened

A manager explained to a player what wasn't done correctly.

The subsequent huff puff just sums up the overwrought overblown nonsense that is the PL.

In Grealish's next game, if he plays well, there'll be an angle that it was a professional response to the dressing down. If he doesn't play well the angle will centre on Pep losing control of his players, chinks and armour and shit like that.

Same again for the next game.

By a fortnight's time nobody will remember it. Then if city don't win the title, some gobshites in the media will "reinvestigate" the angle and bring it up continually through the quiet summer months. Grealish is leaving City one way or another this summer regardless of yesterday - he's done it all there and his personality seems to be someone who'd who'd be happier as a big fish in a small pond - so more pretend fuels for pretend fires.

All f**king nonsense, every last bit of it.

Exactly