WarksRobin

Bold choice of Eddie Redmayne on the bench alongside Eddie Irvine

No but it is the same Wright that used to play for us and Davidson used to be our chairman. 

On 26/05/2022 at 16:01, phantom said:

Some interesting clubs represented 

 

Hearts of Oak were always my favourite career team in Sensible World of Soccer

5 minutes ago, View from the Dolman said:

Simon Rowntree is a parody account. 

Sounds hilarious

Confirmed 

25 minutes ago, chinapig said:

How can they expect to Excel otherwise?

Maybe it is just a Numbers game

No journalism involved. Most local news outlets are nothing more than advertising rags these days. 

Kind of reminds me of the Simpsons “it’s my first day” excuse 

13 minutes ago, Silvio Dante said:

Look closely at this:

 

https://twitter.com/scottygb/status/1529057980498558976?s=21&t=eCtR3mbrHoJi_asGi7VulQ

 

 

It’s true. Rain everywhere

On 20/05/2022 at 13:28, WarksRobin said:

I think it is more likely that Leeds get a result at Brentford than Burnley get a result against Newcastle. Anything is possible but I think Burnley will be relegated.

Called it right for once

1 minute ago, Red Army 75 said:

Quadruple my ass 

Winning both domestic cups isn’t terrible. CL final coming up. Fair play to Liverpool for chasing City and coming mighty close

There’s another twist to come, isn’t there?

6 minutes ago, MarcusX said:

You couldn’t really aim at Arsenal (except this year), they’ve barely spent in the last 10 years because of the stadium, in fact you have to admire their ability to still be up there competing IMO.

Chelsea and United absolutely. Liverpool to an extent but I find their transfer policy one of the better ones out of the top clubs. They buy players to fit their system, rather than buy players for their name.

Nothing comes close financially to City’s spending though over the last 5 years

True about City.

City 3-2

Norwich losing 5-0. Wouldn’t bet against them winning their next league match 5-0. Proper yo yo club

City 1-2

Can see why City have signed a goal scorer 

Leeds 1-0

13 minutes ago, MarcusX said:

How can any proper football fan want to see City win?

A lot on here whinge about money ruining football and the gap between the leagues getting bigger then want to see the money club win the league?

Along with the Emirates, the Etihad is probably the most soulless place I’ve been to watch football. No atmosphere whatsoever, perhaps they’ve got so used to winning they don’t know how to react when it doesn’t go their way.

 

You could level the money accusation against Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea etc. Not Man Utd as they’re nowhere near winning but they’re all financed by owners or debt.

I have no issue with Liverpool as a club but all Liverpool supporters are gobby tossers. Every last one.

Cat + pigeons

7 hours ago, BetterRedThanBlue said:

I would love to see Liverpool win it just because I would love to see the Quadruple.

4th place will go to Spurs but they'll score i like the 96th minute of 3 minutes added on to get a draw.

Leeds to go down because I'd much rather play them than Burnley.

No thanks. Liverpool fans are insufferable enough already. 

10 minute sin bin for yellow cards

10 minutes ago, Tinmans Love Child said:

Since sacking Dyche they have gained 10 points, winning 3 in a row I think, that’s probably kept them in with a sniff of staying up

I think it is more likely that Leeds get a result at Brentford than Burnley get a result against Newcastle. Anything is possible but I think Burnley will be relegated.

19 minutes ago, Midred said:

It will be interesting to see how Manure get on next season. The team, one of the most expensive in the pl have seen off a manager and a caretaker manager this season. How managers does it take to get the same set of players to perform consistently? 

The problems there run deeper than the coaching. They seem to have adopted a similar recruitment process to 2000’s Real Madrid, buying good players but without considering the team. Not so much galacticos, more like desperados.

https://apple.news/ALB_n3o0DRP6FfkkNUpj61A
 

Rovers confirmed as the dirtiest side in the EFL with 9 red cards this season

5 minutes ago, P'head Red said:

I was going to post this last night, but just assumed it would've already been posted. Looking forward to seeing what Acey can do, perhaps eventually fill the void of Benarous in and around the first team. Good to see we've snapped up Sion too. The link with Guernsey could prove fruitful for years to come, young players with experience playing with Men at a decent level. 

I was surprised I couldn’t see it anywhere. Maybe all the forum posters are on the beach already ?