Premier League 2021-22

[laoislad]

Spurs vs Arsenal postponed... will the same crazies who got outraged over Liverpool have the same outrage over this ??

[Armamike]

As good as they are in England, they do need to win the champions league and then follow that up again in a year or two. 

[Milltown Row2]

What do fans want to win though? Choice is league or CL ?

CL while great to win I don't think supporters have it on their wish list at start of the year

[Milltown Row2]

What the f**k are PL players made off? Thon lad Konsa went down from a tackle and he's walking around as if he fell off The Shard!

He hurt himself more from the fall and rolling around after it!

[thewobbler]

Spurs vs Arsenal postponed... will the same crazies who got outraged over Liverpool have the same outrage over this ??

I'm quite annoyed at this one.

Arsenal have one positive covid case. But the EPL have decided to factor in injuries, suspensions and AFCON commitments to postpone a match, and at 26 hours notice. It's a disgusting and dangerous precedent and the EPL will end up regretting it.

[Armagh18]

What do fans want to win though? Choice is league or CL ?

CL while great to win I don't think supporters have it on their wish list at start of the year

[/b]City fans definitely do. It's definitely a massive black mark on Pep's CV that he has done nothing worth talking about in Europe since leaving Barca/Messi. As brilliant as he is he should have won it with that Bayern team and definitely with City last year. Hopefully Madrid can stop them this year.

[maldini]

It's sport washing what City have done. Basically hoover up all the top talent and not just on field. Employees at board level were all head hunted.

Any top club could have signed most of the players they've signed
Ederson, Dias, Zinchenko, Silva, Gundogan, Cancelo, Laporte, hardly household names or world class players when they joined city, de Bruyne was seen as a Chelsea reject
More down to Guardiolas coaching than anything

Sure United's squad cost more to build and look at the state they're in

[oliverkelly]

Spurs vs Arsenal postponed... will the same crazies who got outraged over Liverpool have the same outrage over this ??

I'm quite annoyed at this one.

Arsenal have one positive covid case. But the EPL have decided to factor in injuries, suspensions and AFCON commitments to postpone a match, and at 26 hours notice. It's a disgusting and dangerous precedent and the EPL will end up regretting it.

Bull the precedent was set early in December when united and spurs got multiple games off. Since loads of teams have taken advantage of the rules.
Liverpool faked a covid outbreak last week and not a word about it. No game should ever have been postponed and Arsenal well within their rights to request game postponement. Can't be one rule for everyone else and different for Arsenal

[thewobbler]

It's sport washing what City have done. Basically hoover up all the top talent and not just on field. Employees at board level were all head hunted.

Any top club could have signed most of the players they've signed
Ederson, Dias, Zinchenko, Silva, Gundogan, Cancelo, Laporte, hardly household names or world class players when they joined city, de Bruyne was seen as a Chelsea reject
More down to Guardiolas coaching than anything

Sure United's squad cost more to build and look at the state they're in

Dias £61m
Cancelo £59m
Laporte £59m
Silva £45m
Ederson £36m
Gundogan £24m

I don't know what planet you inhabit. But the top 3 would be record transfer fees for all but a handful of clubs and all 6 would be record transfer fees for all but a handful more.

And not one of them apart from Ederson would be guaranteed to start a CL final if City made it there.

They're the most corrupt organisation in the history of a rottenly corrupt sport.

Please do not try to defend them. They're a vile, revolting organisation.

[thewobbler]

Spurs vs Arsenal postponed... will the same crazies who got outraged over Liverpool have the same outrage over this ??

I'm quite annoyed at this one.

Arsenal have one positive covid case. But the EPL have decided to factor in injuries, suspensions and AFCON commitments to postpone a match, and at 26 hours notice. It's a disgusting and dangerous precedent and the EPL will end up regretting it.

Bull the precedent was set early in December when united and spurs got multiple games off. Since loads of teams have taken advantage of the rules.
Liverpool faked a covid outbreak last week and not a word about it. No game should ever have been postponed and Arsenal well within their rights to request game postponement. Can't be one rule for everyone else and different for Arsenal

Well within their rights?

They have one covid case.

[maldini]

It's sport washing what City have done. Basically hoover up all the top talent and not just on field. Employees at board level were all head hunted.

Any top club could have signed most of the players they've signed
Ederson, Dias, Zinchenko, Silva, Gundogan, Cancelo, Laporte, hardly household names or world class players when they joined city, de Bruyne was seen as a Chelsea reject
More down to Guardiolas coaching than anything

Sure United's squad cost more to build and look at the state they're in

Dias £61m
Cancelo £59m
Laporte £59m
Silva £45m
Ederson £36m
Gundogan £24m

I don't know what planet you inhabit. But the top 3 would be record transfer fees for all but a handful of clubs and all 6 would be record transfer fees for all but a handful more.

And not one of them apart from Ederson would be guaranteed to start a CL final if City made it there.

They're the most corrupt organisation in the history of a rottenly corrupt sport.

Please do not try to defend them. They're a vile, revolting organisation.

Why aren't United winning titles? Hoovering up the top talent with the most expensively assembled squad in the game at the minute

It's sour grapes from fans of other clubs as City have another title wrapped up already
A few weeks ago they were saying it was gonna be a great 3 way race for the title, now they're using excuse after excuse

[thewobbler]

City's is the most expensively assembled squad. This is a fact. Yet you're declaring their coaching as their competitive advantage.

This is insane.

[maldini]

City's is the most expensively assembled squad. This is a fact. Yet you're declaring their coaching as their competitive advantage.

This is insane.

United now the most expensive after City sold Torres. Keep up....

https://www.si.com/soccer/liverpool/news/report-manchester-united-now-have-most-expensive-squad-in-world-football-after-ferran-torres-sale-to-barcelona

[thewobbler]

Childish and then some

[maldini]

Childish and then some

Facts are facts

Why aren't United winning everything