Premier League 2024-2025

[jcpen]

Manchester derby and no one cares. How the mighty have both fallen.

[RedHand88]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

I know, we have been absolutely terrible this year, and still have a league title at the end of it     
Its unreal.

[Armamike]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

That takes the shine off it for me 

[AustinPowers]

Manchester derby and no one cares. How the mighty have both fallen.

I was just thinking  exactly that

Maybe United being relegated and  City demoted  down to  Div 4  would do both  of them  good

[An Watcher]

I only tune in now and again thankfully but that was a brutal brutal watch.  No tackling, fells rolling around with minimal contact, commentators trying their best to make it exciting.  Shocking altogether

[An Watcher]

Watched the LoI on Friday night and that was better

[Easttyrone23]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Have to love the fume from the likes of yourself. The 6th place team are competing for the champions league, the 2 favourites for the Europa league are both in the bottom half. But apparently the quality is shite and was far better in the early 00s when united or Arsenal would win a title with around 80 points and weren't able to compete for the champions league against Italian or Spanish teams.

Why is it that when city won 4 leagues in a row the quality of the league wasn't questioned. But when Liverpool win its because the quality of the league is poor?

[Easttyrone23]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Potentially the worst team to win a league since Leeds in 1992.

It's mad that the current richest and biggest league in the world with 3 recent champions league winners and filled with world class players has just all of a sudden become low quality.

Some people might say Leicester or Blackburn won it was poor quality. Or some might think it was when united dominated it when the Spanish and Italian leagues were seen as superior leagues. But no when the most successful club in the country win it when's its the biggest and richest league in the world then it's clearly because the quality must be poor.

[RedHand88]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Potentially the worst team to win a league since Leeds in 1992.

Worse than when United won a league with 75 points? And second place was 68?

[mrdeeds]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Potentially the worst team to win a league since Leeds in 1992.

Worse than when United won a league with 75 points? And second place was 68?

Does that not show rest that the rest of league was stronger. You used to need 40 points to avoid relegation. Not anymore. The gap between the top and bottom never being bigger.

[johnnycool]

Liverpool will get over the line, but it must be concerning for Slot the way Salah and VVD have hit such poor form since the CL exit.

If you're planning for next season at Liverpool you're looking at 3 or 4 top, top players to come in to keep things fresh.

Chiesa needs more gametime.

Where will Kelleher go?

[johnnycool]

Manchester derby and no one cares. How the mighty have both fallen.

You'd have thought that with the shíte season they've had so far that the Utd players would have actually made an effort to get one over on and really poor and disinterested City.

The long periods of silence and inane stats from the commentary team tells you all you need to know about this non-event.

[RedHand88]

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Potentially the worst team to win a league since Leeds in 1992.

Worse than when United won a league with 75 points? And second place was 68?

Does that not show rest that the rest of league was stronger. You used to need 40 points to avoid relegation. Not anymore. The gap between the top and bottom never being bigger.

The mid table

All joking,banter, poor mouthing aside. It's the worst Liverpool team to ever win a league title in lowest quality Premier league season ever.

Potentially the worst team to win a league since Leeds in 1992.

Worse than when United won a league with 75 points? And second place was 68?

Does that not show rest that the rest of league was stronger. You used to need 40 points to avoid relegation. Not anymore. The gap between the top and bottom never being bigger.

Nah not having it that a team that lost 5 and drew 12 was better than Liverpool 24/25. At a time when English teams didn't a sniff in Europe.
If you compare the 2 tables the final spread is going to be not that different, apart from the team at the top running up a much bigger total.

[NAG1]

Liverpool will get over the line, but it must be concerning for Slot the way Salah and VVD have hit such poor form since the CL exit.

If you're planning for next season at Liverpool you're looking at 3 or 4 top, top players to come in to keep things fresh.

Chiesa needs more gametime.

Where will Kelleher go?

Could be a really damaging summer for Liverpool if after a title win, Salah VVD Trent and Kelleher all leave. What's the possibility of that happening?

[johnnycool]

Liverpool will get over the line, but it must be concerning for Slot the way Salah and VVD have hit such poor form since the CL exit.

If you're planning for next season at Liverpool you're looking at 3 or 4 top, top players to come in to keep things fresh.

Chiesa needs more gametime.

Where will Kelleher go?

Could be a really damaging summer for Liverpool if after a title win, Salah VVD Trent and Kelleher all leave. What's the possibility of that happening?

Sure Liverpool have already signed a new keeper, whether that's to replace Allison or Kelleher is another story, but either way Kelleher needs to move on to further his career.