It'll only take one or two injuries to key players and they'll wobble.
City still team to beat for me...
Premier League Matchday 7
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It'll only take one or two injuries to key players and they'll wobble.
City still team to beat for me...
We don't look like the team that won it two seasons ago. City do look like the team that won it last season though. And that's probably good enough for them to blow away the lesser teams better than us and Chelsea.
City the team to beat , again, established side get results when not at there best, and stuff teams when they are. City , pool , Chelsea, UTD. Top 4 in that order but 4th about 15 points behind or more. Hope I'm wrong can't see anything else
If Liverpool had spent on depth this summer, I’d say this is going to be a proper title race and I’d think they’d be my favourites but just feel they’re too thin when you compare to Abu Dhabi.
Isn’t it the African cup of nations as well when they will lose Mane and Salah?
Liverpool rely hugely on three players, one was missing today and it had a massive affect.
So refreshing to hear Klopp talk the tactics of the game but posters in here will tell you managers don't discuss tactics when defending Ole's inability.
Anyone mention Ole already?
If he rides the bench then there is no chance of him signing an extension. You may as well as say I hope he fecks off
They'll lose only 2 games due to the winter break
Salah is going to be such a miss for Liverpool when he goes to AFCON
They’ll only miss two league games for that period.
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Disgusting. Deserves a lifetime ban.
In times of Covid, arguably deserves more.
It certainly has something do do with their runs and yours which was definitely easier until now.
Surely that’s Carra sacked now.
The man has a serious problem
Well played.
Is there a single Premier League player in history who gets more mileage from referees than James fecking Milner?
He would literally have to Ben Thatcher someone to get sent off.
You can see referees reaching for their pocket and then retracting them on seeing the slightly neanderthal, wincing features. 'It's alright Milsie; I didn't realise it was you hacking away again. On you go now.'
He would literally have to Ben Thatcher someone to get sent off.
You can see referees reaching for their pocket and then retracting them on seeing the slightly neanderthal, wincing features. 'It's alright Milsie; I didn't realise it was you hacking away again. On you go now.'
So City have the Chelsea Away, Liverpool Away, Leicester Away and Tottenham Away game done and are 3rd at 2 points from the 1st.
I think they will steamroll their way to the title again.
I think they will steamroll their way to the title again.
I know this game as good as some of the best...If he rides the bench then there is no chance of him signing an extension. You may as well as say I hope he fecks off
Players are either in 100% and their dedicated beyond the grim facts that might test their resolve. Bruno is that example at united.
Pogba has been problematic throughout. At this point if people don't see him as a liability, let's talk this coming Summer transfer window. We either deal with this shit now or pay the price.
If Ole is serious about building a team that takes in titles, this issue needs to be resolved.
Now, I'm gonna get back to watching my On Demand recordings of the Saprano's
This is the wrong discussion for this thread anyhow
Some of the best what ? Take Mbappe for example, he's gonna leave on a free and it hasn't been a problem for him to perform at 100% of his ability so far. For any example, there is a counter example.
There are tons of players who end up having 1 year left on their contract and still are used and trusted by their managers.
I just have this simple question for you, if the man is charge, the one who's had the most information about Pogba's state of mind, commiment and professionalism, has had no issue using him as well he deems fit, why is it that of an issue to you ?
I'd want clarity with this situation too tbh but I also look at the interactions between Pogba and his teammates, Pogba and Ole and so far nothing suggests a hint of him being a bad pro.
So him stating at the beginning of the window he wanted a midfielder was him choosing to to reinforce?
Link to him saying this? I never saw it. And well over the years he has prioritised other areas. Some could definitely be argued where not needed as much.
As I said...
And as Pogba has clearly stated in the past, his mood is guided by each week's performance. He can't be trusted
Let's just carry this on in the Manchester United Player forum, tomorrow
Alright Ole. I didn't realize I was exchanging with you.
Pfft...
You're not paying attention. I don't trust that Ole will see it as I do. I personally don't care, at this point. I'm used to United management making crap decisions.
I'm paying attention. You speak as if you have to access to more information than the normal caftard
An afterlife time ban
Fernandinho?
Milner should've been sent off, but it did make me chuckle that City were the team complaining about it.
Stands on the left, the defender doesn't bite, he checks back onto this right, plays a square pass, deliberately takes his time hoping to draw late contact and win a foul.
Rinse and repeat.
What would potter achieve with the players at utd ?
Although some say that its easier to manage avg players to play in a system compared to top players with big egos unless the manager is a top dog himself with silverware.
Never knew Dalot was big on football twitter
he should have got a yellow - and he'd already had one of those so...Fernandinho?
Milner should've been sent off, but it did make me chuckle that City were the team complaining about it.
Yeah, I said Milner should've been sent off.
sorry misread that!