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Premier League 24/25 Pre-season guff (misc talking points)

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5 hours ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

I'm not really as bothered about this but the majority of kit from Adidas for me has been so poor for it's price.

Yeah way overpriced.

 

but it also comes across as very cheap  and generic to give two teams so close to each other,  the same gear..

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14 hours ago, Md9 said:

Reece James injured again. They are not getting more than 4 games a season out of him 

Just looked at his injury record and didn’t realize it was actually that bad, he’s missed 83 games in the last 3 season 

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15 minutes ago, jammie82uk said:

Just looked at his injury record and didn’t realize it was actually that bad, he’s missed 83 games in the last 3 season 

It’s pretty ridiculous isn’t it. His body just isn’t going to be able to cope with being a premier league footballer by the looks of it. Chelsea could rest him for a year to see if it helps with the 7 million players they have to cover him 

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Who new Chat GPT had an optimistic persona.

Sport Trove  · 

We asked Chat GPT to predict the final Premier League table for 2024/25 🤖🧠

 

May be an image of 1 person, playing football, playing American football and text

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4 hours ago, davieG said:

Who new Chat GPT had an optimistic persona.

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We asked Chat GPT to predict the final Premier League table for 2024/25 🤖🧠

 

May be an image of 1 person, playing football, playing American football and text

Seems my ChatGPT is even more optimistic 

 

 Predicted Finishing Table for 2024/2025:

    1.    Manchester City - Pep Guardiola’s team continues to dominate the league, maintaining their top spot.
    2.    Arsenal - A young and dynamic squad under Arteta keeps them in contention for the title.
    3.    Manchester United - Strong improvements under Ten Hag, especially with new signings, help them secure a top-three finish.
    4.    Newcastle United - Consistent performances under Eddie Howe see them secure another Champions League spot.
    5.    Chelsea - With a new approach, Chelsea climbs back into the top five.
    6.    Aston Villa - Continue their upward trajectory, challenging for European spots.
    7.    Liverpool - A transitional season under new management sees them slip slightly but remain in the top seven.
    8.    Brighton & Hove Albion - Continue to impress with their attractive football, securing a top-half finish.
    9.    Tottenham Hotspur - Struggles with consistency continue, but they manage to finish in the top ten.
    10.    Brentford - Another solid mid-table finish for Thomas Frank’s side.
    11.    West Ham United - A steady season sees them finish mid-table, avoiding relegation troubles.
    12.    Leicester City - A strong return to the Premier League, securing a comfortable mid-table position.
    13.    Crystal Palace - Solid performances throughout the season keep them safely mid-table.
    14.    Fulham - Consistent performances help them avoid the relegation battle.
    15.    Wolverhampton Wanderers - A challenging season, but they manage to avoid the drop.
    16.    Nottingham Forest - Survive another tough campaign, finishing just above the drop zone.
    17.    Southampton - Struggle on their return to the Premier League but manage to stay up.
    18.    Everton - A difficult season sees them finally relegated after years of struggles.
    19.    Ipswich Town - The newly-promoted side finds it tough to adapt and is relegated.
    20.    AFC Bournemouth - Finish at the bottom after a difficult season and face relegation.
 

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I haven't missed how big club focused this leagues is, a section on the BBC website talking about building up to the new season and potential transfers. At a count there are currently, 3 segments on man city, 3 on man united, 2 on Chelsea, and 2 on Liverpool, a little mention of Arsenal winning and not much else. Don't get me wrong I know it's Monday morning, but are we saying that none of the other 14 teams in the prem have nothing worth reporting on from over the weekend or heading into the start of the season?

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22 hours ago, davieG said:

Who new Chat GPT had an optimistic persona.

Sport Trove  · 

We asked Chat GPT to predict the final Premier League table for 2024/25 🤖🧠

 

May be an image of 1 person, playing football, playing American football and text

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17 hours ago, jammie82uk said:

Seems my ChatGPT is even more optimistic 

 

 Predicted Finishing Table for 2024/2025:

    1.    Manchester City - Pep Guardiola’s team continues to dominate the league, maintaining their top spot.
    2.    Arsenal - A young and dynamic squad under Arteta keeps them in contention for the title.
    3.    Manchester United - Strong improvements under Ten Hag, especially with new signings, help them secure a top-three finish.
    4.    Newcastle United - Consistent performances under Eddie Howe see them secure another Champions League spot.
    5.    Chelsea - With a new approach, Chelsea climbs back into the top five.
    6.    Aston Villa - Continue their upward trajectory, challenging for European spots.
    7.    Liverpool - A transitional season under new management sees them slip slightly but remain in the top seven.
    8.    Brighton & Hove Albion - Continue to impress with their attractive football, securing a top-half finish.
    9.    Tottenham Hotspur - Struggles with consistency continue, but they manage to finish in the top ten.
    10.    Brentford - Another solid mid-table finish for Thomas Frank’s side.
    11.    West Ham United - A steady season sees them finish mid-table, avoiding relegation troubles.
    12.    Leicester City - A strong return to the Premier League, securing a comfortable mid-table position.
    13.    Crystal Palace - Solid performances throughout the season keep them safely mid-table.
    14.    Fulham - Consistent performances help them avoid the relegation battle.
    15.    Wolverhampton Wanderers - A challenging season, but they manage to avoid the drop.
    16.    Nottingham Forest - Survive another tough campaign, finishing just above the drop zone.
    17.    Southampton - Struggle on their return to the Premier League but manage to stay up.
    18.    Everton - A difficult season sees them finally relegated after years of struggles.
    19.    Ipswich Town - The newly-promoted side finds it tough to adapt and is relegated.
    20.    AFC Bournemouth - Finish at the bottom after a difficult season and face relegation.
 

Proof that AI isn't that intelligent yet ....

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4 minutes ago, LcFc_Smiv said:

I haven't missed how big club focused this leagues is, a section on the BBC website talking about building up to the new season and potential transfers. At a count there are currently, 3 segments on man city, 3 on man united, 2 on Chelsea, and 2 on Liverpool, a little mention of Arsenal winning and not much else. Don't get me wrong I know it's Monday morning, but are we saying that none of the other 14 teams in the prem have nothing worth reporting on from over the weekend or heading into the start of the season?

Yeah, it's huge. It's basically Manchester, Liverpool and then pick 2 of the London teams. 

 

I wasn't a big follower of the EPL when we were out of it and it seems to have gotten once. Genuinely ok with us going back down to being a championship team. 

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36 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/article/2024/aug/12/premier-league-2024-25-preview-no-11-leicester-city
 

Predicted to finish 19th. 
 

Says it all that in the article we’ll be looking for creativity through Harry Winks who has 6 assists in 300 PL games :(

 

Hard to take seriously after this.

 

Steve Cooper is very different to Maresca and it will be interesting to see how quickly the players adapt but the squad have quickly taken to his methods and enjoyed a positive pre-season. 

 

In fact it's mostly out of date

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Pedro Neto is apparently Chelsea's 35th permanent signing in just under 2 years of Todd Boehey.

 

Anyone want to guess who we signed 35 permanent transfers ago?

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24 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Pedro Neto is apparently Chelsea's 35th permanent signing in just under 2 years of Todd Boehey.

 

Anyone want to guess who we signed 35 permanent transfers ago?

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33 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Pedro Neto is apparently Chelsea's 35th permanent signing in just under 2 years of Todd Boehey.

 

Anyone want to guess who we signed 35 permanent transfers ago?

are we going seniors only or signings for the u23s too?

 

if seniors then Vincente Iborra, if u23s George Hirst

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2 hours ago, The Doctor said:

are we going seniors only or signings for the u23s too?

 

if seniors then Vincente Iborra, if u23s George Hirst

Well I counted back on transfermarket and got to Ahmed Musa. 

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