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Premier League 2019/20
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The kiss of death for any club...JohnBoyUK said:https://twitter.com/primevideosport/status/1281513494785912833?s=21
Oh the timing of this is absolutely priceless <facepalm>
Praying for a combined Palace/Millwall Netflix series next season1 -
stackitsteve said:
Especially as without european football it will be their top priority and no CL will also keep players fresher in what will be an already compact seasonjohnnybev1987 said:
I think City will be back on it, obviously defence wins titles but i still reckon they will be back with a bang!ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
Think Foden is primed to have a big season for them. With the Euros being knocked back I have already pencilled him straight in to the England midfield for our opening game.
Four players in Foden, Sterling, Sancho and Kane who will help us compete with anyone.1 -
People are talking about Liverpool not needing to strengthen, how will they cope in January without Mane, Salah, Keita and Matip if they don't.ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
Man City were alot further behind Liverpool this season because of defensive mistakes as they haven't replaced Kompany, i can see them addressing that in the summer.
Pogba and Fernandes have rejuvenated Man Utd
Werner and Ziyech will rip the Premier league apart next season add to that the possibility of Havertz as well Chelsea will look strong
Dont think Liverpool will have it easy next year1 -
Assuming you're referring to the African Nations cup, it's been moved to 2022 so Liverpool will be fine next season.paulie8290 said:
People are talking about Liverpool not needing to strengthen, how will they cope in January without Mane, Salah, Keita and Matip if they don't.ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
Man City were alot further behind Liverpool this season because of defensive mistakes as they haven't replaced Kompany, i can see them addressing that in the summer.
Pogba and Fernandes have rejuvenated Man Utd
Werner and Ziyech will rip the Premier league apart next season add to that the possibility of Havertz as well Chelsea will look strong
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City need some on field leadership, missing Kompany and Delph to keep people honest on the pitch, KDB was doing a bit of it since the restart, but I don't know where that comes from in that team1
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Ah I missed that.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Assuming you're referring to the African Nations cup, it's been moved to 2022 so Liverpool will be fine next season.paulie8290 said:
People are talking about Liverpool not needing to strengthen, how will they cope in January without Mane, Salah, Keita and Matip if they don't.ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
Man City were alot further behind Liverpool this season because of defensive mistakes as they haven't replaced Kompany, i can see them addressing that in the summer.
Pogba and Fernandes have rejuvenated Man Utd
Werner and Ziyech will rip the Premier league apart next season add to that the possibility of Havertz as well Chelsea will look strong
Dont think Liverpool will have it easy next year
Still think it wont be straight forward next season with City, United and Chelsea looking better0 -
Liverpool have a very strong first X1 but need to add quality in reserve - they have been incredibly fortunate with injuries with 8 of their "best" 10 outfield players (TAA, Robertson, Van Dijk, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Salah and Firminho) playing at least 30 of the 34 games to date.johnnybev1987 said:
I think City will be back on it, obviously defence wins titles but i still reckon they will be back with a bang!ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
City are weak at CB and will need to recruit. By comparison, Van Dijk, who has played every single game, has had a massive influence on Liverpool's success - they have won 14 of their 34 games by a single goal and with the least number of goals conceded too - and a serious injury to him would, undoubtedly, have some impact. Equally, who is the realistic back up to their front three?
All great teams buy two or three players to strengthen and keep their existing squad fresh. Those signings by Liverpool may prove to be decisive. United have been in the best form in the PL for the last dozen games following the signing of Fernandes, return of Pogba and emergence of Greenwood. They will close the gap on the other two.1 -
Signings are important, but if you have youngsters coming through, that's important as well. I knew Greenwood was good, but never expected him to be SO good alreadyAddick Addict said:
Liverpool have a very strong first X1 but need to add quality in reserve - they have been incredibly fortunate with injuries with 8 of their "best" 10 outfield players (TAA, Robertson, Van Dijk, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Salah and Firminho) playing at least 30 of the 34 games to date.johnnybev1987 said:
I think City will be back on it, obviously defence wins titles but i still reckon they will be back with a bang!ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
City are weak at CB and will need to recruit. By comparison, Van Dijk, who has played every single game, has had a massive influence on Liverpool's success - they have won 14 of their 34 games by a single goal and with the least number of goals conceded too - and a serious injury to him would, undoubtedly, have some impact. Equally, who is the realistic back up to their front three?
All great teams buy two or three players to strengthen and keep their existing squad fresh. Those signings by Liverpool may prove to be decisive. United have been in the best form in the PL for the last dozen games following the signing of Fernandes, return of Pogba and emergence of Greenwood. They will close the gap on the other two.
Positions like CB are where you need experience. There does seem to be a relative global shortage of top class CBs, who can do all the nice passing/creative stuff but also defend properly
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Liverpool have Harry Wilson on loan at Bournemouth and Brewster at Swansea. After decent loans, both of them would possibly progress to be backups next season?Addick Addict said:
Liverpool have a very strong first X1 but need to add quality in reserve - they have been incredibly fortunate with injuries with 8 of their "best" 10 outfield players (TAA, Robertson, Van Dijk, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Salah and Firminho) playing at least 30 of the 34 games to date.johnnybev1987 said:
I think City will be back on it, obviously defence wins titles but i still reckon they will be back with a bang!ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
City are weak at CB and will need to recruit. By comparison, Van Dijk, who has played every single game, has had a massive influence on Liverpool's success - they have won 14 of their 34 games by a single goal and with the least number of goals conceded too - and a serious injury to him would, undoubtedly, have some impact. Equally, who is the realistic back up to their front three?
All great teams buy two or three players to strengthen and keep their existing squad fresh. Those signings by Liverpool may prove to be decisive. United have been in the best form in the PL for the last dozen games following the signing of Fernandes, return of Pogba and emergence of Greenwood. They will close the gap on the other two.
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Liverpool have 92 points from 34 games and people are doubting their credentials for next season!1
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Are they Gary? I think merely pointing out that the opposition next season will be a lot stronger.ValleyGary said:Liverpool have 92 points from 34 games and people are doubting their credentials for next season!
Hate them with a passion like yourself though.1 -
When you look at the amazing points totals Liverpool have scored last two years and Man City the two previous seasons, is it a sign that they are really good or a reflection the league is not that good ?1
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Bit of both, but certainly when the bottom 3 haven’t won a single game between them since restart, it’s not the great league that a lot of people talk about.MrOneLung said:When you look at the amazing points totals Liverpool have scored last two years and Man City the two previous seasons, is it a sign that they are really good or a reflection the league is not that good ?0 -
I'm really not convinced about those two - we are talking about players who must be able to step into the shoes of the Liverpool front three and perform at a level close to somewhere near the ones they are replacing. Harry Wilson isn't even an automatic pick for a side that is destined to be relegated whilst Brewster has only started 15 Championship matches and never even played in the Premier League.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Liverpool have Harry Wilson on loan at Bournemouth and Brewster at Swansea. After decent loans, both of them would possibly progress to be backups next season?Addick Addict said:
Liverpool have a very strong first X1 but need to add quality in reserve - they have been incredibly fortunate with injuries with 8 of their "best" 10 outfield players (TAA, Robertson, Van Dijk, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Mane, Salah and Firminho) playing at least 30 of the 34 games to date.johnnybev1987 said:
I think City will be back on it, obviously defence wins titles but i still reckon they will be back with a bang!ValleyGary said:Can’t see anyone getting near Liverpool for a couple of seasons at least
City are weak at CB and will need to recruit. By comparison, Van Dijk, who has played every single game, has had a massive influence on Liverpool's success - they have won 14 of their 34 games by a single goal and with the least number of goals conceded too - and a serious injury to him would, undoubtedly, have some impact. Equally, who is the realistic back up to their front three?
All great teams buy two or three players to strengthen and keep their existing squad fresh. Those signings by Liverpool may prove to be decisive. United have been in the best form in the PL for the last dozen games following the signing of Fernandes, return of Pogba and emergence of Greenwood. They will close the gap on the other two.
The City strength is their midfield where they have any number of ready made replacements. Foden has been groomed as David Silva's successor and is ready to take that opportunity. Jesus is no Aguero but he has still "chipped in" with 19 goals in all competitions and along with Mahrez, Foden, Bernardo Silva and Sterling they have managed 75 between them. But they need a leader at the back.
Liverpool I'm sure will buy a fourth striker because Origi (6 lifetime PL goals) isn't a substitute for a front three that have scored 156 PL goals in the last three seasons. But they do not have anyone who is ready to fill Van Dijk's shoes which is why he has had to start every single PL game for the last two seasons - the fact that he hasn't been ruled out for any is where there have been "lucky". Those 14 one goal victories are evidence of that.
If City were to buy a quality CB and United landed Harry Kane then we really would have three potential challengers. And lets face it - the PL needs it.0 -
So you think that if next season Laporte plays every PL games as Van Dijk did this season and VD only starts 11 games as Laporte did for City that the gap between those two teams would not have been much, much closer?ValleyGary said:Liverpool have 92 points from 34 games and people are doubting their credentials for next season!
No one is saying that they don't have a favourite's chance. But they are so reliant on VD and that front three (156 goals in the last three seasons) that there is no guarantee that they will either play at the same level or be fit enough to do so.2 -
I've actually got that wrong - bookies make City are the favourites at 11/10 and Liverpool are a best priced 13/8 to win the PL next season. There is nothing hidden so far as the credentials of both sides are concerned so why aren't Liverpool favourites based on this record winning season?Addick Addict said:
So you think that if next season Laporte plays every PL games as Van Dijk did this season and VD only starts 11 games as Laporte did for City that the gap between those two teams would not have been much, much closer?ValleyGary said:Liverpool have 92 points from 34 games and people are doubting their credentials for next season!
No one is saying that they don't have a favourite's chance. But they are so reliant on VD and that front three (156 goals in the last three seasons) that there is no guarantee that they will either play at the same level or be fit enough to do so.
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Norwich relegated already after crashing 4-0 to West Ham, and with Watford winning as well the bottom 3 look stranded. Not a classic end to the PL season, with just the CL spots to be decided0
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Reckon Liverpool will only tie with City now.
Beat Arsenal
Draw to Chelsea
Beat Newcastle
Finish on 100 points0 -
Bottom 3 are toast now.0
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Liverpool blow the chance to become the first ever Premier league team to win every home game in a season.0
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Yep, pretty boring season. No title race and no relegation battle.philcafc said:Bottom 3 are toast now.0 -
Day of mourning tomorrow then?Chris_from_Sidcup said:Liverpool blow the chance to become the first ever Premier league team to win every home game in a season.0 -
To me it's the media pushing all these records, rather than Klopp or Liverpool, to try and keep some sort of excitement when Liverpool matches are on TVChris_from_Sidcup said:Liverpool blow the chance to become the first ever Premier league team to win every home game in a season.
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Sheffield United back to them old selves again0
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Possibly but to beat all the top sides and then get so close to the record, only to blow it v Burnley must be quite disappointing.killerandflash said:
To me it's the media pushing all these records, rather than Klopp or Liverpool, to try and keep some sort of excitement when Liverpool matches are on TVChris_from_Sidcup said:Liverpool blow the chance to become the first ever Premier league team to win every home game in a season.
No top flight side has won every home game in a season since 1892.
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Chris Wilder is my Manager of the Year.
Performing miracles with his Sheffield United squad.7 -
And to think he could have been managing us had us fans not been slagging him off onlineJohnBoyUK said:Chris Wilder is my Manager of the Year.
Performing miracles with his Sheffield United squad.
What might have been Miss Meire0 -
That 3rd goal of Sterling's is one of the most bizarre I have ever seen - the accidental header then the ball going through the keeper's legs and finally the defender's attempt to clear it.0
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Can anyone point me to the JustGiving page?iaitch said:
Day of mourning tomorrow then?Chris_from_Sidcup said:Liverpool blow the chance to become the first ever Premier league team to win every home game in a season.1
