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Let's see.Home banker? Palace won at the Emirates last season.
Let's see.Home banker? Palace won at the Emirates last season.
Their away form is atrocious (haven't won a league game away since opening day). I don't see that changing anytime soon.Don't rule Arsenal out. They were 3rd, 2 points off City only about a week ago, and have a home banker tomorrow.
We're already well off it.
The young players Chelsea have are brilliant. Still missing Kante and RLC as well, just shows you how deep their midfield is.It's amazing how our fortunes have gone after that 4-0 first day.
Most Chelsea fans thought they were in for a tough slog of a season, while we fooled ourselves we weren't as sh!T as we feared.
Lampard coming in and immediately bedding a style of play is definitely one to think about for those who think our managers need years to do it.Chelsea very impressive. Technically really good all over the pitch and can build things up or play on the break. Lampard’s coaching seems to be working too, they’ve tightened up a lot. Top 4 for them I think.
Why do you want them to get further ahead of Man United?ok, 2 more Burnley
Because I want Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal, City and Liverpool to lose points so we can get closer, once we actually start our season. I'm not afraid od Burnley and clubs like them, we will be above them soon anyway.Why do you want them to get further ahead of Man United?
And who made all the sense from marketing point of view too.Pulisic who grew up as a red is another example of our fantastic scouting system. Good jobs dipshits
We're not finishing top 4 as long as Emery is at the club.Don't rule Arsenal out. They were 3rd, 2 points off City only about a week ago, and have a home banker tomorrow.
We're already well off it.
Whoever backs our current managers?I see that notion that managers need years to implement their style. Who said that?
Frankly, it's like they've benefited from their transfer ban. They've finally had to start playing all those brilliant stockpiled young players who never get a chance and drift out of the game/ thrive elsewhere.Chelsea are going to be very dangerous when Lampard gets the funds to strengthen his roster. If this is how there playing now in 2 seasons they could be where City are now.
I think getting players was always more difficult, not style.Whoever backs our current managers?
A manager should be able to bed a style in quite quickly. Getting the right players to fit it is the more difficult part.
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I think you mean a soccerer.Feels strange hearing an American accent from a footballer.
Absolutely this, how people are still clinging onto us turning the corner under Ole is beyond me. Rogers and Potter have had since the summer or less time than Ole and they have implemented their style already. What you see from United is what you get under Ole and unfortunately, that's not good enough.Whoever backs our current managers?
A manager should be able to bed a style in quite quickly. Getting the right players to fit it is the more difficult part.
Exactly, the top clubs expect progress and change within a year. That might not be ideal but it’s absolutely the case. No top club in Europe would be allowing a relegation battle 12 months into a job. It wouldn’t matter what state they had been in when the job was offered in the first place...Lampard coming in and immediately bedding a style of play is definitely one to think about for those who think our managers need years to do it.
I mean, which of their youngsters are getting serious minutes? Tomori, who they were likely going to keep as 4th choice CB anyway, Mount, who they were likely to want to see anyways, CHO? Same dealFrankly, it's like they've benefited from their transfer ban. They've finally had to start playing all those brilliant stockpiled young players who never get a chance and drift out of the game/ thrive elsewhere.
Does he always whine? As far as I remember he's always supported VAR and has backed that opinion up whenever we've fallen foul of it. His line has been consistent: remain diplomatic and stay out of it.Just saw Gaurdiola's post-match comments on MENews. He always whines when he gets an unfair decision from VAR. Today he gets the rub of green from VAR and he says "lets not talk about VAR"
Is it too difficult to admit that you got a favourable VAR call, Mr Pep??
After the 2-2 draw vs. Spurs in August:"Unfortunately, it was a bad end for us, so congratulations to Tottenham and good luck for the semi-finals. I support VAR but maybe from one angle Fernando Llorente's goal is handball, maybe from the referee's angle it is not.
"We have to accept it. It's tough because we scored a goal late on. But ask VAR people, not me."
ffs! He’s had one good game!Pulisic who grew up as a red is another example of our fantastic scouting system. Good jobs dipshits
Meh, he/they are not playing against ManUtd so they will be crap. Probably will be borefest.I might have a look at Newcastle-Wolves seeing as Matty Longstaff is starting
Sounds like he really supports it.Does he always whine? As far as I remember he's always supported VAR and has backed that opinion up whenever we've fallen foul of it. His line has been consistent: remain diplomatic and stay out of it.
After Spurs knocked us out of the Champions League:
After the 2-2 draw vs. Spurs in August:
Newcastle? Borefest? NoooooooMeh, he/they are not playing against ManUtd so they will be crap. Probably will be borefest.
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