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20 hours ago, davieG said:

Jack Grealish has signed a five-year contract with PUMA at around $12 million in each season, making it the most expensive agreement ever signed by a British player.

 

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image.png.52f4eed6b1939ef4ca94dbf0345dd322.png  Dawdling

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38 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

Hard to "respond to injustice of not getting promoted" when two of your best players get bought by the side that cheated you and your very talented manager decides to move on. What an odd thing to say

All right don’t cry into your Herbert Chapman imitation suit. 

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The Run in.

12th: Crystal Palace (27 points)

Man City (H)

 

Brighton (A)

Arsenal (A)

Leicester City (H)

Leeds United (A)

Southampton (A)

Everton (H)

Wolves (A)

West Ham (H)

Tottenham (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Fulham (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

13th: Wolves (27 points)

Newcastle (A)

Leeds United (H)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (H)

Leicester City (A)

Crystal Palace (H)

Brighton (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Manchester United (A)

Everton (H)

Arsenal (A)

14th: Nottingham Forest (26 points)

Tottenham (A)

Newcastle (H)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Aston Villa (A)

Manchester United (H)

Liverpool (A)

Brighton (H)

Brentford (A)

Southampton (H)

Chelsea (A)

Arsenal (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

15th: Leicester City (24 points)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (A)

Crystal Palace (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Bournemouth (H)

Man City (A)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Everton (H)

Fulham (A)

Liverpool (H)

Newcastle (A)

West Ham (H)

16th: West Ham (23 points)

Aston Villa (H)

Man City (A) - Postponed

Southampton (H)

Newcastle (H)

Fulham (A)

Arsenal (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Liverpool (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Manchester United (H)

Brentford (A)

Leeds United (H)

Leicester City (A)

17th: Leeds United (22 points)

Brighton (H)

Wolves (A)

Arsenal (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Liverpool (H)

Fulham (A)

Leicester City (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Man City (A)

Newcastle (H)

West Ham (A)

Tottenham (H)

18th: Everton (22 points)

Brentford (H)

Chelsea (A)

Tottenham (H)

Manchester United (A)

Fulham (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Newcastle (H)

Leicester City (A)

Brighton (A)

Man City (H)

Wolves (A)

Bournemouth (H)

19th: Southampton (21 points)

Manchester United (A)

Brentford (H)

Tottenham (H)

West Ham (A)

Man City (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Arsenal (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Newcastle (A)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (A)

Liverpool (H)

20th: Bournemouth (21 points)

Liverpool (H)

Aston Villa (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (H)

Leicester City (A)

Tottenham (A)

West Ham (H)

Southampton (A)

Leeds United (H)

Chelsea (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

 

Manchester United (H)

Everton (A)

 

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34 minutes ago, davieG said:

The Run in.

12th: Crystal Palace (27 points)

Man City (H) loss

 

Brighton (A) loss

Arsenal (A) loss

Leicester City (H) draw

Leeds United (A) draw

Southampton (A) loss

Everton (H) win

Wolves (A) loss

West Ham (H) draw 

Tottenham (A) win

Bournemouth (H) draw

Fulham (A) loss

Nottingham Forest (H) draw 

13th: Wolves (27 points)

Newcastle (A) loss

Leeds United (H) win

Nottingham Forest (A) loss

Chelsea (H) win

Brentford (H) loss

Leicester City (A) draw

Crystal Palace (H) win

Brighton (A) loss

Aston Villa (H) win

Manchester United (A) loss

Everton (H) win

Arsenal (A) loss

14th: Nottingham Forest (26 points)

Tottenham (A) loss

Newcastle (H) draw

Wolves (H) win

Leeds United (A) loss

Aston Villa (A) loss

Manchester United (H) loss

Liverpool (A) loss

Brighton (H) loss

Brentford (A) loss

Southampton (H) win

Chelsea (A) loss

Arsenal (H) loss

Crystal Palace (A) draw

15th: Leicester City (24 points)

Chelsea (H) win

Brentford (A) loss

Crystal Palace (A) draw

Aston Villa (H) draw

Bournemouth (H) win

Man City (A) loss

Wolves (H) draw

Leeds United (A) loss

Everton (H) win

Fulham (A) loss

Liverpool (H) win

Newcastle (A) loss

West Ham (H) draw

16th: West Ham (23 points)

Aston Villa (H) draw

Man City (A) - Postponed- loss

Southampton (H) - win

Newcastle (H) - draw

Fulham (A) - loss - 

Arsenal (H) - loss

Bournemouth (A) - draw

Liverpool (H) - draw

Crystal Palace (A) - draw

Manchester United (H) - loss

Brentford (A) - loss

Leeds United (H) - draw

Leicester City (A) - draw

17th: Leeds United (22 points)

Brighton (H) - loss

Wolves (A) - loss

Arsenal (A) - loss

Nottingham Forest (H) - win

Crystal Palace (H) - draw

Liverpool (H) - draw

Fulham (A) - loss

Leicester City (H) - win

Bournemouth (A) - loss

Man City (A) - loss

Newcastle (H) - loss

West Ham (A) - draw

Tottenham (H) - loss

18th: Everton (22 points)

Brentford (H) - loss

Chelsea (A) - loss

Tottenham (H) - loss

Manchester United (A) - loss

Fulham (H) - win

Crystal Palace (A) - loss

Newcastle (H) - draw

Leicester City (A) - loss

Brighton (A) - loss

Man City (H) - loss

Wolves (A) - loss

Bournemouth (H) - draw

19th: Southampton (21 points)

Manchester United (A) - loss

Brentford (H) - loss

Tottenham (H) - draw

West Ham (A) - loss

Man City (H) - loss

Crystal Palace (H) - win

Arsenal (A) - loss

Bournemouth (H) - win

Newcastle (A) - draw

Nottingham Forest (A) - loss

Fulham (H) - win

Brighton (A) - loss

Liverpool (H) - win

20th: Bournemouth (21 points)

Liverpool (H) - loss

Aston Villa (A) - loss

Fulham (H) - loss

Brighton (H) - loss

Leicester City (A) - loss

Tottenham (A) - loss

West Ham (H) - draw

Southampton (A) - loss

Leeds United (H) - win

Chelsea (H) - draw

Crystal Palace (A) - draw

 

Manchester United (H) - loss

Everton (A) - draw

 

 

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15 hours ago, davieG said:

The Run in.

12th: Crystal Palace (27 points)

Man City (H)

 

Brighton (A)

Arsenal (A)

Leicester City (H)

Leeds United (A)

Southampton (A)

Everton (H)

Wolves (A)

West Ham (H)

Tottenham (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Fulham (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

13th: Wolves (27 points)

Newcastle (A)

Leeds United (H)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (H)

Leicester City (A)

Crystal Palace (H)

Brighton (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Manchester United (A)

Everton (H)

Arsenal (A)

14th: Nottingham Forest (26 points)

Tottenham (A)

Newcastle (H)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Aston Villa (A)

Manchester United (H)

Liverpool (A)

Brighton (H)

Brentford (A)

Southampton (H)

Chelsea (A)

Arsenal (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

15th: Leicester City (24 points)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (A)

Crystal Palace (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Bournemouth (H)

Man City (A)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Everton (H)

Fulham (A)

Liverpool (H)

Newcastle (A)

West Ham (H)

16th: West Ham (23 points)

Aston Villa (H)

Man City (A) - Postponed

Southampton (H)

Newcastle (H)

Fulham (A)

Arsenal (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Liverpool (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Manchester United (H)

Brentford (A)

Leeds United (H)

Leicester City (A)

17th: Leeds United (22 points)

Brighton (H)

Wolves (A)

Arsenal (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Liverpool (H)

Fulham (A)

Leicester City (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Man City (A)

Newcastle (H)

West Ham (A)

Tottenham (H)

18th: Everton (22 points)

Brentford (H)

Chelsea (A)

Tottenham (H)

Manchester United (A)

Fulham (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Newcastle (H)

Leicester City (A)

Brighton (A)

Man City (H)

Wolves (A)

Bournemouth (H)

19th: Southampton (21 points)

Manchester United (A)

Brentford (H)

Tottenham (H)

West Ham (A)

Man City (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Arsenal (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Newcastle (A)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (A)

Liverpool (H)

20th: Bournemouth (21 points)

Liverpool (H)

Aston Villa (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (H)

Leicester City (A)

Tottenham (A)

West Ham (H)

Southampton (A)

Leeds United (H)

Chelsea (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

 

Manchester United (H)

Everton (A)

 

 

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18 hours ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

Very strange indeed

 

Standard incel move. Get ridiculously overly butt hurt taking the Internet too seriously, then respond by projecting and accusing everyone else of doing the same. 

 

Like 90% of NSLLs post history right there. 

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4 hours ago, Finnegan said:

 

Standard incel move. Get ridiculously overly butt hurt taking the Internet too seriously, then respond by projecting and accusing everyone else of doing the same. 

 

Like 90% of NSLLs post history right there. 


No idea what an incel is but this post just screams Wales being shit at rugby and so you’re lashing out at randoms on the internet. 
 

What is this? Are you all in the same backgammon club or something? 

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On 08/03/2023 at 12:21, davieG said:

The Run in.

12th: Crystal Palace (27 points)

Man City (H)

 

Brighton (A)

Arsenal (A)

Leicester City (H)

Leeds United (A)

Southampton (A)

Everton (H)

Wolves (A)

West Ham (H)

Tottenham (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Fulham (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

13th: Wolves (27 points)

Newcastle (A)

Leeds United (H)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (H)

Leicester City (A)

Crystal Palace (H)

Brighton (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Manchester United (A)

Everton (H)

Arsenal (A)

14th: Nottingham Forest (26 points)

Tottenham (A)

Newcastle (H)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Aston Villa (A)

Manchester United (H)

Liverpool (A)

Brighton (H)

Brentford (A)

Southampton (H)

Chelsea (A)

Arsenal (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

15th: Leicester City (24 points)

Chelsea (H)

Brentford (A)

Crystal Palace (A)

Aston Villa (H)

Bournemouth (H)

Man City (A)

Wolves (H)

Leeds United (A)

Everton (H)

Fulham (A)

Liverpool (H)

Newcastle (A)

West Ham (H)

16th: West Ham (23 points)

Aston Villa (H)

Man City (A) - Postponed

Southampton (H)

Newcastle (H)

Fulham (A)

Arsenal (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Liverpool (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Manchester United (H)

Brentford (A)

Leeds United (H)

Leicester City (A)

17th: Leeds United (22 points)

Brighton (H)

Wolves (A)

Arsenal (A)

Nottingham Forest (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Liverpool (H)

Fulham (A)

Leicester City (H)

Bournemouth (A)

Man City (A)

Newcastle (H)

West Ham (A)

Tottenham (H)

18th: Everton (22 points)

Brentford (H)

Chelsea (A)

Tottenham (H)

Manchester United (A)

Fulham (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

Newcastle (H)

Leicester City (A)

Brighton (A)

Man City (H)

Wolves (A)

Bournemouth (H)

19th: Southampton (21 points)

Manchester United (A)

Brentford (H)

Tottenham (H)

West Ham (A)

Man City (H)

Crystal Palace (H)

Arsenal (A)

Bournemouth (H)

Newcastle (A)

Nottingham Forest (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (A)

Liverpool (H)

20th: Bournemouth (21 points)

Liverpool (H)

Aston Villa (A)

Fulham (H)

Brighton (H)

Leicester City (A)

Tottenham (A)

West Ham (H)

Southampton (A)

Leeds United (H)

Chelsea (H)

Crystal Palace (A)

 

Manchester United (H)

Everton (A)

 

Palace could possibly lose the next 3 before we play them. Theres definitely a good chance they find themselves right in this dog fight. 

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Conflict has always been the main recipe of effective storytelling. It's the necessary tool that draws the audience's attention through the hero's myriad struggles, and by the end, it's because of conflict that we see an ending worthy of our time.

William Faulkner once said that the only thing worth writing about is the human heart in conflict within itself. In football, the only thing worth playing for is the conflict between winning and losing. In the Premier League, arguably the most entertaining league in the world, there are naturally other things at stake, but it seems to me that too many headlines this season are focused on the title race between Arsenal and Manchester City, or the adorned Champions League spots and the battle for them.

Don't get me wrong: there's nothing wrong with this spotlight. It is important to celebrate the chase of perfection, because, in the end, victory is the ultimate elixir and, right now, the trophy hunt and European chase are tasty affairs.

But what if I told you there was an even more dramatic story happening slightly lower down the table? A story of conflict that's so tense, unpredictable and nerve-wracking with not just two or three protagonists, but almost half the league? We're talking about a full Shakespearean ensemble full of desperate, anxious clubs doing everything in their power to climb out of this well.

 

Welcome to this season's relegation battle, which is currently as dramatic as it is unpredictable. This is the best soap opera you're not watching, and if you're a neutral, there's nothing to do but sit back and enjoy. If you're a supporter, then you have my absolute commiserations. As a lifelong Aston Villa fan, I remember those battles too well -- it's not like they are too far in memory -- and they are agonizing. It's probably the best way to lose weight, to be honest. So believe me, supporters of these clubs I am about to mention, I deeply empathize.

Everyone else? Sit back, relax and let me walk you through this season's Premier League survival race, the most anticipated, unpredictable telenovela of the season.

 

 

https://www.espn.co.uk/football/english-premier-league/story/4896790/why-premier-league-relegation-battle-is-must-see-tv

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13 hours ago, Super_horns said:

Will PL refs actually enforce the new guidelines?


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64908229

"We have seen implementing VAR has reduced simulation. How many cards are now given for simulation? Very little because the players know it is meaningless to try," said 63-year-old Collina, who refereed the 2002 World Cup final.

 

 

I'm not convinced.

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5 minutes ago, davieG said:

"We have seen implementing VAR has reduced simulation. How many cards are now given for simulation? Very little because the players know it is meaningless to try," said 63-year-old Collina, who refereed the 2002 World Cup final.

 

 

I'm not convinced.

That bit specifically is nonsense because we know VAR can't award yellows!?

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On 09/03/2023 at 08:29, Les-TA-Jon said:

 

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Who you're playing in the run in is pretty irrelevant, it's what those teams have to play for that we should be looking at, especially in the last 5 or 6. 

 

Our great escape was greatly helped by playing mid table teams with nothing to play for.

 

Looking at our isn't pretty at all. Newcastle, Liverpool and Fulham chasing Europe. West Ham, Leeds, Wolves could all be in the scrap. Not good.

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