Premier League 2021-22

[hoynevalley]

Game over. Clash finish from Salah. Mane should have got the line like Harry Kane should have weeks ago.
Great to see young Kelliher a keeping clean sheet. Chelsea without big Roman having nothing up top.

Clean sheet?

offside?

[hoynevalley]

Tony Taylor should give the whistle to Jordie Henderson. Spends his game f**king and blinding referees.

[Milltown Row2]

Game over. Clash finish from Salah. Mane should have got the line like Harry Kane should have weeks ago.
Great to see young Kelliher a keeping clean sheet. Chelsea without big Roman having nothing up top.

Clean sheet?

offside?

Which one?

[hoynevalley]

handball by the yank

[hoynevalley]

Game over. Clash finish from Salah. Mane should have got the line like Harry Kane should have weeks ago.
Great to see young Kelliher a keeping clean sheet. Chelsea without big Roman having nothing up top.

Clean sheet?

offside?

Which one?

Rudiger was off side.

[Captain Obvious]

Tuchel and Klopp sitting at home won't be too pleased by the level of defending in that 1st half

[Milltown Row2]

Always difficult to win two in a row, City had a good Xmas, handier games coming up, as long as they ain't complacent they'll be grand.

[Ghost]

Leicester v Burnley off and North London Derby in doubt now too. Neville and Carragher talked a bit of sense on sky last night about how these games should be going ahead and that clubs are taking advantage.

Just browsing the coupon for a bet today. Across the championship, L1 and L2 there are only two games off in total. Are these clubs not testing as rigorously as the PL clubs or are they just being made to get on with it?

[thewobbler]

Cheating is part of soccer's DNA. Half the time they don't even know why they're cheating; things like vocally contesting throw ins at the halfway line, or remonstrating with the referee after VAR has made a decision. Managers don't want consistency; they want the rub of the green.

Once the PL opened the door ever so slightly for Covid cancellations, the rest of what has come was inevitable.

[Capt Pat]

City beat Chelsea today to go further clear in the league. I still think they would be better served plaing a proper centre forward. The rest better pray City don't get hold of Haaland when Dortmund sell him.

[Milltown Row2]

After last year I really thought Liverpool would bounce back

[quit yo jibbajabba]

They have to an extent. City are just a machine. Theyve won 3 of last 4 and look like making it 4/5. Pool only team to even challenge in that time. Scary in a way. We may all wait till Pep goes see if that makes a difference..

[yellowcard]

They are consistently so far ahead of the rest that it is in danger of becoming monotonous. In a football sense they are great to watch and Pep is an all time great manager but how they arrived in this position is proof that money trumps everything in professional sport. They will dominate for years to come.

[mrdeeds]

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.

[gawa316]

They are consistently so far ahead of the rest that it is in danger of becoming monotonous. In a football sense they are great to watch and Pep is an all time great manager but how they arrived in this position is proof that money trumps everything in professional sport. They will dominate for years to come.

Does it Trump everything? How much has united spent since they last won the premiership compared to city? The only team to challenge them recently has been Liverpool and that was more down to Klopp than spending.

Yes money helps but it needs to be spent correctly and wisely and it also helps having a world class coach