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Premier League 2021/22 Thread

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On 28/09/2021 at 09:12, Steve_Walsh5 said:

Needs to keep himself out of casinos on Friday nights. 

Was sat next to him last night at the blackjack table, he was with some academy lad chucking 100's round like it was nothing 

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17 minutes ago, davieG said:

https://www.givemesport.com/1762282-the-premier-leagues-most-overrated-xi-features-liverpool-man-utd-chelsea-stars

 

 

CM - Youri Tielemans (Leicester)

Perhaps the most controversial call in the XI. Tielemans is a very, very good footballer, we're not disputing that whatsoever. However, some would have you believe that he's a hybrid of Patrick Vieira and fellow countryman Kevin De Bruyne, which certainly isn't the case

 

Noooooooo! 

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4 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Hahaha there’s two clear candidates for that team in our squad and instead they’ve picked the guy whose been consistently good for 18 months (even in the poor form of this season he remains 7/10)

I take it Maddison is one. Who's the other overrated player? 

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47 minutes ago, davieG said:

 

 

https://www.givemesport.com/1762282-the-premier-leagues-most-overrated-xi-features-liverpool-man-utd-chelsea-stars

 

The Premier League's most overrated XI features Liverpool, Man Utd & Chelsea stars
 By Danny Ryan
 
Published: 02 Oct 2021, 10:30

As every football fan knows, the sport is all about differing opinions.

That's what makes following the game so enjoyable, because it would be incredibly boring if every single person felt the exact same way about a player or team.

So with that in mind, we've decided to make some of our bravest opinions public knowledge by naming the most overrated XI operating in the Premier League.

Now, that doesn't mean we believe the players named below are rubbish. To be labelled 'overrated' you have to be rated in the first place.

We're just simply saying that these Premier League footballers are not as brilliant as some will have you think.

Apologies for any offence caused...

 

GK - Hugo Lloris (Tottenham)

For a long, long time, Lloris was a world-class goalkeeper for both Spurs and France. However, those days are firmly behind him and the former Lyon man now looks prone to an error pretty much every game he plays. Lloris is still a decent shot-stopper at times, but that's about it to be honest.

 

RB - Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Manchester United)

The man nicknamed 'The Spider' is fantastic when it comes to making slide tackles. However, he's only forced into performing them due to his lack of positional awareness and suspect first touch. Wan-Bissaka is also fairly average in the final third, which just isn't good enough for the modern day full-back.

 

CB - James Tarkowski (Burnley)

To this day, we still cannot believe that Burnley had the cheek to ask Leicester for £50m to sign Tarkowski. Yes, he's a no-nonsense defender who can be a threat from set-pieces, but that doesn't mean he's befitting of such an enormous fee. 

 

CB - Tyrone Mings (Aston Villa)

How Mings is still in the England frame when his partner at Villa, Ezri Konsa, outperforms him on a weekly basis is absolutely baffling. Mings simply makes far too many mistakes to be considered anywhere close to an elite-level Premier League player.

Mings with Villa
 

LB - Lucas Digne (Everton)

Don't be fooled into thinking Digne is world-class just because he's a good crosser of the ball and chips in with the odd assist. The Frenchman is a decent footballer, yes, but the comparisons with Liverpool's Andy Robertson are ludicrous in the extreme.

 

CM - Youri Tielemans (Leicester)

Perhaps the most controversial call in the XI. Tielemans is a very, very good footballer, we're not disputing that whatsoever. However, some would have you believe that he's a hybrid of Patrick Vieira and fellow countryman Kevin De Bruyne, which certainly isn't the case.

 

CM - James Ward-Prowse (Southampton)

JWP is a ridiculously good free-kick taker and a footballer who rarely misses a minute of action. Those are commendable traits, but is he really a world beater as an overall midfield package? In our opinion, no.

 

CAM - Kai Havertz (Chelsea)

This will probably come back to haunt us. Havertz has shown glimpses of his quality at Chelsea and even grabbed the winner in last season's Champions League final. Nevertheless, the German still needs to do far more to live up to his reputation as a 'generational talent'.

 

RW - Adama Traore (Wolves)

Traore's pace, strength and dribbling ability make him a hugely entertaining player to watch, of that there can be no doubt. He's contributed to just four goals in his last 43 Premier League games, though, a woeful record for such an attack-minded player.

 

ST - Roberto Firmino (Liverpool)

We've all heard a Liverpool fan rattle on about how vital Firmino is to Jurgen Klopp's 'system'. But sorry, no player can be considered a great striker when they've scored more than 12 goals in a Premier League season just once in six attempts.

 

LW - Anthony Martial (Manchester United)

The French forward possesses world-class ability, however, we rarely ever see it on the pitch in a United shirt. Martial scored only four goals in the Premier League last season and is yet to get off the mark in 2021/22. It's time to accept that he's never going to be a top, top player in England.

Definitely agree with Mings and Traore being in there

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19 minutes ago, turlo said:

Ole must want the sack dropping CR7 who's pretty much bailed him out every game since he signed.

Keep Ole there!

 

Imagine how dangerous Man Utd would be if they had a good manager.

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Do you reckon that if Bruno got injured that it would be a Van Dijk level of despair from the media? Would argue he may be even more of a loss to Man Utd than Van Dijk was to Liverpool.

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3 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

Slightly mad watching Gray. Why on earth could he not produce this with us? Did he ever even show flashes of what he has shown for Everton? 

No manager had confidence in the lad, probably partly his fault but imo he never got a proper run in the team

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Yes, some lovely work from Gray so far. I'm only watching this (ManU Everton) for him but something I quickly notice is how quickly ManU move the ball around. OK, it's an up tempo start for sure but even so, the passing is fast and sharp.

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