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Ah right. Seeding or what?It's a possibility but for that Watford will need to win FA cup with United finishing 6th.
Ah right. Seeding or what?It's a possibility but for that Watford will need to win FA cup with United finishing 6th.
Basically FA cup winner/5th placed team go to group stage and league cup winner go to 2nd qualifying round. If league cup winner finishes in top 5, that position goes to 6th placed team which is what will happen this year. If FA cup winner too is part of top 5, 5th and 6th get group stage, 7th goes to 2nd qualifying round (which is what happened to Burnley).Ah right. Seeding or what?
Purple Aki?
YupI'd guess Lukaku
Has sent this one close to the edge I think - (not saying he doesn't have a point, mind)Point is, we didn’t roll over for City.
Well done, jolly well done. Maybe United can ask the FA to get some special medals for bravery minted for them seeing as they were so ruddy brave and didn’t “roll over”.
The club with a self proclaimed “never say die” attitude, who always prided themselves on keeping going to the very last kick despite the odds, wanting credit for not rolling over for their local rivals. Well done indeed.
“They didn’t roll over” is the kind of credit Alan Shearer gives league two teams when they were 3-0 down at half time playing away to a Premier League team in the 3rd round of the FA Cup, now it’s being applied to the “biggest club in the world” in a game against Manchester City.
It’s wonderful.
They’ve not just fallen from the perch, they’ve somersaulted backwards right off it, fallen 25 floors and landed in a swimming pool full of rancid shit.
And they've called us deluded & living off of past glories, .If he had any sense he'd resign.
To be fair, most of the stuff regarding the players and style of play really could come from a match day thread on here
After the hilarity about their bitterness wears off and you delve a little further into posts like this above, I cannot believe anyone - anywhere - would want these pricks winning a title.It was so weird supporting Man Utd for a match and a genuine insight into what it feels like to support that rabble.
Whereas i'm used to Andy Robertson bombing up and down from left back and being reliable and trustworthy, there was chunky Luke Shaw passing balls out of play and huffing and puffing down that left hand side.
Whereas i'm used to Virgil Van Dijk laughing at strikers and sauntering around because he owns the penalty area, there was Chris Smalling with a pineapple haircut on his head, literally tripping himself over at times.
Whereas i'm used to Gini Wijnaldum and Jordan Henderson roaming in front of the back four, there was Fred and Paul Pogba passsing the ball to opposition players and waving arms.
Whereas i'm used to seeing Sadio Mane, Mo Salah and Bobby Firmino up front interacting with vitality and goals, they have Marcus Rashford up front who thinks he's good at free kicks.
Liverpool and Man City look like being the main story over the next few years.
I can only get so erect.Well, I got absolutely sh*tfaced after the game last night. No amount of "it's been a great season" will help.
The lack of self-awareness here is startling. Nothing about the totally undeserved ~10 points you lot have due to offside goals, goalkeeper howlers and general good fortune, no?If City win it , its down to opining up more points than us in the head to head games ,
We where very unlucky at there place the ball was what 2 cm from going over the line ?
Kompany should have seen red
There winning goal took a nick of Trents studs that changed its direction so it went in off the post,
The 3 points they picked up that day could very well be the difference ,
I think if Liverpool had won or drawn that then you'd be looking at another invincible's season and possibly 100+ points team. Most teams require a bit of luck through the season and I can see why they will point to that game if they don't win the league, it was a chance *IIR* to go 10 points clear or keep it at 7, instead it went down to 4 and they struggled for the rest of that monthThe lack of self-awareness here is startling. Nothing about the totally undeserved ~10 points you lot have due to offside goals, goalkeeper howlers and general good fortune, no?
Oh how the mighty have fallen. That United team are absolutely brutal. The dead cat bounce got Ole the job, after that they reverted to type.
I'm glad we don't have to listen to them going on about how they might have helped us win the league. I'd have settled for a draw of course, but never wanted them to win it.
Just like in 2008/09. And 2013/14. And 2017/18.It's up to ourselves now, keep the pressure up and leave City deal with it. It's been a magnificent season. No one remembers 2nd, as my Everton supporting mate and other team fans like to remind me. But I believe this season will be the one I look back at and think this is where it all started!
He ran out of steam at the end with Rashford there and just wrote the first thing he could think of to get it over and done withNot RAWK but plenty of arrogance and a side dish of delusion on show:
After the hilarity about their bitterness wears off and you delve a little further into posts like this above, I cannot believe anyone - anywhere - would want these pricks winning a title.
It's going to be the mother of all meltdowns over there once City have won the league. They're going to lose the league having only been beaten once. It will be extremely difficult to motivate the players for next season. There's not much more they can do.
Other than waiting for Pep to leave to Serie A asap.It's going to be the mother of all meltdowns over there once City have won the league. They're going to lose the league having only been beaten once. It will be extremely difficult to motivate the players for next season. There's not much more they can do.
To be fair, what you quoted there seems depressingly accurateNot RAWK but plenty of arrogance and a side dish of delusion on show:
After the hilarity about their bitterness wears off and you delve a little further into posts like this above, I cannot believe anyone - anywhere - would want these pricks winning a title.
I don't think Klopp can go another 2 seasons without winning the league. He also can't afford to try & wait out Pep. The problem they have is by the time Pep leaves in 2 years we should have our shit together. We will have a young hungry squad that doesn't have the battle scars. The only thing that can save them is City being given a transfer ban at the end of the season & then investing heavily themselves.Other than waiting for Pep to leave to Serie A asap.
If he gets pipped or pepped to the title whilst amassing 90+ points, you surely can't blame Klopp.I don't think Klopp can go another 2 seasons without winning the league. He also can't afford to try & wait out Pep. The problem they have is by the time Pep leaves in 2 years we should have our shit together. We will have a young hungry squad that doesn't have the battle scars. The only thing that can save them is City being given a transfer ban at the end of the season & then investing heavily themselves.
In my opinion, Klopp will stay at Liverpool for as long as he wants to.I don't think Klopp can go another 2 seasons without winning the league. He also can't afford to try & wait out Pep. The problem they have is by the time Pep leaves in 2 years we should have our shit together. We will have a young hungry squad that doesn't have the battle scars. The only thing that can save them is City being given a transfer ban at the end of the season & then investing heavily themselves.
He already has quite the catalogue of finishing runner up. 3 cup finals lost at Liverpool alone. They can try and paint this as progress, or the first go in many, but you can't be the nearly man forever.I don't think Klopp can go another 2 seasons without winning the league. He also can't afford to try & wait out Pep. The problem they have is by the time Pep leaves in 2 years we should have our shit together. We will have a young hungry squad that doesn't have the battle scars. The only thing that can save them is City being given a transfer ban at the end of the season & then investing heavily themselves.
The grammar, dear god it's horrendous. I can cope with the odd there, their and they're, but the entire post is riddled with dumbassery.The lack of self-awareness here is startling. Nothing about the totally undeserved ~10 points you lot have due to offside goals, goalkeeper howlers and general good fortune, no?
Klopp has done a fantastic job. It's likely he will take the league to the last day of the season. When you compare the spending of the 2 teams & the fact that he has had to sell his best player to fund his big transfers it's an incredible achievement. The way this season will likely end will be incredibly demoralizing for Klopp & his squad though. It's more likely that they will be further off City next season. Pep won't like how close it's been this season so will spend huge again in the Summer on top of what is already the best squad in the league. Klopp will be lucky to have half of Pep's budget to work with.If he gets pipped or pepped to the title whilst amassing 90+ points, you surely can't blame Klopp.
They've had an incredible season. I hate to admit that as much as anyone, but have some perspective.
They have failed to contend for the title in consecutive seasons for the whole of the PL era. If City keep spending they will likely win the league quite comfortably for the remainder of Pep's tenure. Liverpool are more likely to become part of the also-rans than title challengers.Had a look on their site, and was astounded to see posters talking about how there's "no reason" they won't get 90-97 points next season!
And then talking about how they and City will again be miles ahead of everyone else.
Let's hope so!Klopp has done a fantastic job. It's likely he will take the league to the last day of the season. When you compare the spending of the 2 teams & the fact that he has had to sell his best player to fund his big transfers it's an incredible achievement. The way this season will likely end will be incredibly demoralizing for Klopp & his squad though. It's more likely that they will be further off City next season. Pep won't like how close it's been this season so will spend huge again in the Summer on top of what is already the best squad in the league. Klopp will be lucky to have half of Pep's budget to work with.
They have failed to contend for the title in consecutive seasons for the whole of the PL era. If City keep spending they will likely win the league quite comfortably for the remainder of Pep's tenure. Liverpool are more likely to become part of the also-rans than title challengers.
I see their point in some ways. Little room for improvement from 3 teams. Arsenal won't be spending much money & will be competing for their perennial top 4 trophy. Chelsea are losing their best player & probably hiring a new manager. Spurs have the stadium to pay for so little money to improve a thin squad. We will spend a bit & improve to a comfortable top 4 finish. I think Liverpool will finish runners up next season by a 9 - 12 pt margin.It's the complete disregard to anyone currently below them improving that gets me.
Tottenham didn't spend a penny, Chelsea and Arsenal have managers in their first season, and we've had a right arse of a season, and will go heavily in the summer too.
Teams can rise and drop by a few places. It happens many a season.I see their point in some ways. Little room for improvement from 3 teams. Arsenal won't be spending much money & will be competing for their perennial top 4 trophy. Chelsea are losing their best player & probably hiring a new manager. Spurs have the stadium to pay for so little money to improve a thin squad. We will spend a bit & improve to a comfortable top 4 finish. I think Liverpool will finish runners up next season by a 9 - 12 pt margin.
City had a manager with a plan, and money and structure to support the manager. United have a manager with a plan perhaps, but how confident are we about the rest?Teams can rise and drop by a few places. It happens many a season.
We came 2nd last season, and have dropped massively.
City came 4th a few years ago, and were back competing the next season.
It's not as set in stone as some think.
With our recent seasons, not at all.City had a manager with a plan, and money and structure to support the manager. United have a manager with a plan perhaps, but how confident are we about the rest?
From a neutral perspective i think so too. Right now the Premier League feels like La Liga, with 2 outstanding teams dominating the league completely (as expected from Klopp and Guardiola).Had a look on their site, and was astounded to see posters talking about how there's "no reason" they won't get 90-97 points next season!
And then talking about how they and City will again be miles ahead of everyone else.
RAWK said:Nostalgia seems to have taken control of Man Utd, just like it had control of us for a few years
*facepalms*RAWK said:Did I just read right? Pogba won PFA POTY?
Fergie back to his old tricks I see
Yeah those few short years between the Berlin Wall and reanimated pig brainsNostalgia seems to have taken control of Man Utd, just like it had control of us for a few years