Premier League 2024/25

[sishades]

I thought it was rather dull. 

[Parafox]

5 minutes ago, sishades said:

I thought it was rather dull. 

 

Norfolk must be off the scale in exciting entertainment, then. 

Edited Sunday at 18:02 by Parafox

[trugerkem]

The last minute was decent 

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

46 minutes ago, sishades said:

I thought it was rather dull. 

 

The red killed the second half completely - first 45 was a decent watch. Drury making out it was some kind of Premier League all-timer was a bit much

[jayfox26]

Timber and Havertz didn't complete a single pass today apparently. First players in 7 years in the prem to play 89+ minutes and not complete a single pass.

[CrispinLA in Texas]

Reports online say that Graham Potter is very interested in the Everton job if Dyche gets booted 

[AjcW]

6 minutes ago, CrispinLA in Texas said:

Reports online say that Graham Potter is very interested in the Everton job if Dyche gets booted 

Depends how the takeover goes. New ownership could be very appealing to Potter. However Textor has to get himself out of Palace first, all looks a bit too messy and a bit too Everton to go through  

[FrankieADZ]

Haaland trying to take the shithouse crown off vardy after looking at some of the stuff from the Arsenal game

[UniFox21]

Despise Neville etc celebrating the time wasting and "shithousery" from Arsenal.

 

[Corky]

51 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

Despise Neville etc celebrating the time wasting and "shithousery" from Arsenal.

 

Sky need a refresh. Neville is a parody, Drury is a pain with his poetic nonsense and the shouting of player's names whenever 30 yards from goal and the Nev/ Carra double act is tired.

[mod hero]

14 minutes ago, Corky said:

Sky need a refresh. Neville is a parody, Drury is a pain with his poetic nonsense and the shouting of player's names whenever 30 yards from goal and the Nev/ Carra double act is tired.

Was just about to write this about Drury, absolutely kills me.

[Jaspa]

Forest bought an easy pen today then, obviously. Hudson-Odoi easing his leg across a running defender instead of shaping to shoot or pass.

[Leicesterpool]

If the takeover falls through then if there is a change, I wouldn't rule out a Moyes return. Can't see Potter wanting to work with this current board.

 

Dyche gets the chop at Everton, its pretty likely he'll be favourite for the Leicester job if Cooper fails.  

Edited Sunday at 22:14 by Leicesterpool

[Deeg67]

28 shots in the 2nd half for MC, wow. Most in a half in 12 years.

[Finnegan]

5 hours ago, FrankieADZ said:

Haaland trying to take the shithouse crown off vardy after looking at some of the stuff from the Arsenal game

 

He's actually quoted Vardy as an influence a couple times before in interviews tbf. 

[don_danbury]

arteta with the 1 fa cup in 5 years and spending billions

[st albans fox]

1 hour ago, Deeg67 said:

28 shots in the 2nd half for MC, wow. Most in a half in 12 years.

Almost all of them were gash 

[StanSP]

Ironic that Bernardo Silva bemoans Arsenal's use of the 'dark arts' as if Arteta didn't learn it all from Silva's own manager... 

[Footballwipe]

Loved the Arsenal-Man City game. I've watched football for years and years and I'm so tired of it in its normality these days - Give me tetchy players, crowds and coaches, shithousery, red cards, teams camped in their own area defending for 50 minutes. The "non norm" was fantastic and great entertainment. Probably the most exciting game I've been a neutral of since that chaotic Spurs-Chelsea game last season.

[Torquay Gunner]

2 hours ago, StanSP said:

Ironic that Bernardo Silva bemoans Arsenal's use of the 'dark arts' as if Arteta didn't learn it all from Silva's own manager... 

Thing is every team wastes time, according to the match situation.  Makes me laugh when some people on here say Arsenal are the past masters at it.  Btw Arteta also gets on my nerves and I didn't like the tactics for the second half, should have brought on Sterling to sit on the half way line. Made it too easy for Man City. 

[Super_horns]

2 hours ago, StanSP said:

Ironic that Bernardo Silva bemoans Arsenal's use of the 'dark arts' as if Arteta didn't learn it all from Silva's own manager... 

Arsenal did what most teams would do down to 10 men away to a top side and all teams time waste so be silly to really grumble about it .

 

Having seen it again Trossard could have been booked for the barge on Silva before he kicked the ball away .

Did Walker had a case for the first Arsenal or just should get on with it ?

[Torquay Gunner]

19 minutes ago, Super_horns said:

Arsenal did what most teams would do down to 10 men away to a top side and all teams time waste so be silly to really grumble about it .

 

Having seen it again Trossard could have been booked for the barge on Silva before he kicked the ball away .

Did Walker had a case for the first Arsenal or just should get on with it ?

Walker jogged back for the first 20 yards, but still got back in position to defend, so no case to answer. 

[AjcW]

New bidders in for Everton, Friedkin group who own Roma.

 

Might be something in those Potter rumours.

[pmcla26]

13 hours ago, Corky said:

Sky need a refresh. Neville is a parody, Drury is a pain with his poetic nonsense and the shouting of player's names whenever 30 yards from goal and the Nev/ Carra double act is tired.

Carragher's analysis is actually good, though. 

 

Agree about Neville, though. 

[Fox92]

3 hours ago, StanSP said:

Ironic that Bernardo Silva bemoans Arsenal's use of the 'dark arts' as if Arteta didn't learn it all from Silva's own manager... 

Typical Manchester City, if you don't want to go and attack them then they don't like you. All of them moaning, must be built into the them, awful club.