Premier League 2024-2025

[jcpen]

Good win for Liverpool, not a great game by any stretch. Liverpool were poor enough but had enough to win.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

Good win for Liverpool, not a great game by any stretch. Liverpool were poor enough but had enough to win.

Always find a way which is a good sign. Healthy lead. Looking like Arsenal the main rivals though it changes regularly

[Captain Obvious]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

[From the Bunker]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Man U and a plethora of clubs are lucky those three are sh1te. Otherwise Utd could be seeing an end to their 50th consecutive year in the top flight!

[Milltown Row2]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Man U and a plethora of clubs are lucky those three are sh1te. Otherwise Utd could be seeing an end to their 50th consecutive year in the top flight!

Do you honestly believe that?

[From the Bunker]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Man U and a plethora of clubs are lucky those three are sh1te. Otherwise Utd could be seeing an end to their 50th consecutive year in the top flight!

Do you honestly believe that?

Yeah, Utd are abysmal. But they have 22 points in the bank and the teams below them are extra shite this year.
So they should be sound. They are on the slide......

[Milltown Row2]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Man U and a plethora of clubs are lucky those three are sh1te. Otherwise Utd could be seeing an end to their 50th consecutive year in the top flight!

Do you honestly believe that?

Yeah, Utd are abysmal. But they have 22 points in the bank and the teams below them are extra shite this year.
So they should be sound. They are on the slide......

Most teams that stay up generally get around 35 points.. 4 wins 4 draws would be required. As for being on the slide, you mustn't be watching much premier league. Been sliding for years. But they'll be back, that's how it works

[jcpen]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Have you put the bet on yet?

[From the Bunker]

Liverpool in cruise control knowing none of the so called challengers are good enough to challenge.

Arsenal might finish 2nd however will likely finish further behind the top placed team than they did the previous two seasons.

Chelsea should finish in the top four and will be delighted with that.

As poor as Manchester City have been they'll likely still stumble into 4th place.

The current bottom three Leicester,Ipswich, Southampton will do well to avoid relegation.

Man U and a plethora of clubs are lucky those three are sh1te. Otherwise Utd could be seeing an end to their 50th consecutive year in the top flight!

Do you honestly believe that?

Yeah, Utd are abysmal. But they have 22 points in the bank and the teams below them are extra shite this year.
So they should be sound. They are on the slide......

Most teams that stay up generally get around 35 points.. 4 wins 4 draws would be required. As for being on the slide, you mustn't be watching much premier league. Been sliding for years. But they'll be back, that's how it works

Yeah, they'll should get the 35 and better.

United got 75 points 2 years ago in the League. So this slide is relatively recent.

Yes, in the case of the Liverpool/Man U (and even Arsenal) cycle it usually takes 30 years to turn the corner. 

[gawa316]

What stage of hate/hurt/rage etc are you in when you completely ignore how shite your own team is, and concentrate on building up your main rivals who are really good, in the hope that they will fail and you can then say they bottled it? Remember being an immature 13 year old when I did this in the hope that it would mask the hurt but ultimately it didn't...anyway asking for a friend

[Milltown Row2]

What stage of hate/hurt/rage etc are you in when you completely ignore how shite your own team is, and concentrate on building up your main rivals who are really good, in the hope that they will fail and you can then say they bottled it? Remember being an immature 13 year old when I did this in the hope that it would mask the hurt but ultimately it didn't...anyway asking for a friend

New level stuff

[johnnycool]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Have been using the finance excuse for years and is actually a myth... so badly run, a series of woeful managers, no pride in that traditional you mention. Am loathe to cite this rag but the misspending has been a joke...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10267415/Everton-splurged-500m-players-Farhad-Moshiri-waste.html

Wages played a massive part of the problem.

Moshiri was an unmitigated disaster.

It's not that he and Usminov didn't spend serious money, they did but on serious dirge.
He listened too much to that super agent Joorabchian and lined his pockets in a big way

[Truthsayer]

Avoiding relegation is now cause for celebration at Everton. A club that has lost all ambition and pride #useless

At present they don't have the finance players or management to expect more, they're in a permanent cycle of develop and burn, 1 step forward 2 steps back since Moyes left, still admirable club with a solid history who should expect to improve in time. The stadium move is progressive but it's a shame to see Goodison close it's doors, great traditional stadium, got to 1 PL game in it, was thoroughly enjoyable

Have been using the finance excuse for years and is actually a myth... so badly run, a series of woeful managers, no pride in that traditional you mention. Am loathe to cite this rag but the misspending has been a joke...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10267415/Everton-splurged-500m-players-Farhad-Moshiri-waste.html

Wages played a massive part of the problem.

Moshiri was an unmitigated disaster.

It's not that he and Usminov didn't spend serious money, they did but on serious dirge.
He listened too much to that super agent Joorabchian and lined his pockets in a big way

Whole attitude at a once great club has been wrong for a long time. Mediocrity treated as success, huge celebrations for avoiding relegation, treating Rooney like royalty when he returned long past his best, a feeder club for 'top' teams, Frankie the Tory Lampard... a complete sh*tshow. No pride from a club once aspired to win leagues and in Europe...

[Blowitupref]

A rare win for Man City this afternoon. Nottingham Forest 2-0 ahead against Everton away and a win will move them into 2nd place the table for the day.

[jcpen]

Could be a tricky game this for Liverpool, West ham have been on a decent run lately.
With the chasing pack not that far behind Liverpool won't want to drop any points.