Premier League 2017/18

[laoislad]

Pretty embarrassing that for Man United fans....
Beat City last week but hand them the title this week by being beaten at home by the worst team in the league...

[Captain Obvious]

West Brom might have stayed up if they got rid of Alan Pardew earlier. A poor Premier league season where the best was too good for the rest and where the league title and top four places wrapped up by mid April. Sky and BT sports left to hype up the relegation battle with 5 games to play now.   

[Boycey]

West Brom might have stayed up if they got rid of Alan Pardew earlier. A poor Premier league season where the best was too good for the rest and where the league title and top four places wrapped up by mid April. Sky and BT sports left to hype up the relegation battle with 5 games to play now.

Might have stayed up if they hadnt sacked Tony Pulis?

Even the relegation battle is not looking as close as it was a couple of weeks back..

Saw someone say on twitter that this win is the polar opposite of an Aguero moment, they deserved to win it in front of their own fans next weekend. 

[mrdeeds]

Rafa has done some job.

[blewuporstuffed]

Rafa has done some job.

On the budget he had, he has done brilliantly

[Boycey]

Sean Dyche has done the best job of all in my opinion.

[Captain Obvious]

Sean Dyche has done the best job of all in my opinion.

Agreed and the job Claudio Ranieri did with Leicester City in 2015/16 will probably never be matched in the Premier league.

[heganboy]

So, the bookies got it right, City take the title, and United in second. Liverpool and Spurs still haggling over third and fourth.

[Milltown Row2]

City 4/6 next season, Liverpool 5/1 and Utd at 6/1 Both Spurs and Chelsea are 12/1

[Captain Obvious]

City 4/6 next season, Liverpool 5/1 and Utd at 6/1 Both Spurs and Chelsea are 12/1

What are the odds on Wenger out chants for next season?

[Cunny Funt]

2017-18 PFA team of the year

Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United/Spain)

Defenders: Kyle Walker (Man City/England), Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham/Belgium), Nicolas Otamendi (Man City/Argentina), Marcos Alonso (Chelsea/Spain)

Midfielders: David Silva (Man City/Spain), Kevin De Bruyne (Man City/Belgium), Christian Eriksen (Tottenham/Denmark)

Forwards: Mohamed Salah (Liverpool/Egypt), Harry Kane (Tottenham/England), Sergio Aguero (Man City/Argentina)


Got this from the Daily Mail.  Last 26 seasons of the Premier League.

SELECTIONS BY COUNTRY

129 - England

35 - France

19 - Ireland

14 - Spain

13 - Holland, Belgium

10 - Wales

8 - Serbia

5 - Portugal, Argentina

4 - Scotland, Ivory Coast

3 - Brazil

2 - Finland, USA, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Uruguay, Denmark

1 - Germany, Norway, Trinidad & Tobago, Australia, Cameroon, Togo, Ecuador, Chile, Jamaica, Algeria, Senegal, Egypt

MOST SELECTIONS BY PLAYER

8 - Steven Gerrard

6 - Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand, Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira

5 - Roy Keane, David de Gea

4 - Eden Hazard, John Terry, Gareth Bale, Ashley Cole, Nemanja Vidic, Cristiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, Gary Pallister, Harry Kane

SELECTIONS BY CLUB

80 - Manchester United

43 - Arsenal

34 - Chelsea

25 - Liverpool

24 - Tottenham

15 - Manchester City

13 - Blackburn

12 - Newcastle

11 - Leeds 

5 - Aston Villa, Southampton

4 - Everton, Leicester

2 - Nottingham Forest, Portsmouth

1 - QPR, Sunderland, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Wigan, Birmingham, West Ham




 

[Boycey]

Imagine sitting next to this fcukwit at a football match

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PSd1pZguv80&time_continue=4

[Milltown Row2]

I really like Klopp but he’s turned into José after that interview.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S69uOdS-kAI

[Captain Obvious]

That 1st half of the Chelsea Southampton FA Cup semi final was very boring, only one decent chance when Willian hit the crossbar.

[Cunny Funt]

Chelsea goal 28 seconds into the second half, great feet by Giroud.