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Premier League 23/24
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Yeah but wait till that cheating diving Cnut Zaha leaves them they’ll deffo go downkillerandflash said:Palace have a really good front 3, that have rarely played together all season. If Roy had managed to keep Eze and Olise fit, they would have been higher up the table. Annoyingly, Wharton is yet another really good buy from the Championship.7 -
Hopefully some of the big clubs come in for Eze and Olise this summer, as if they both stay and Palace strengthen their team i fear they could actually have a very good season next year with Glasner.oohaahmortimer said:
Yeah but wait till that cheating diving Cnut Zaha leaves them they’ll deffo go downkillerandflash said:Palace have a really good front 3, that have rarely played together all season. If Roy had managed to keep Eze and Olise fit, they would have been higher up the table. Annoyingly, Wharton is yet another really good buy from the Championship.2 -
Trouble is even if they sell them.....must be worth 100 mil (the pair of them) they will have money to spend and strengthen.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Hopefully some of the big clubs come in for Eze and Olise this summer, as if they both stay and Palace strengthen their team i fear they could actually have a very good season next year with Glasner.oohaahmortimer said:
Yeah but wait till that cheating diving Cnut Zaha leaves them they’ll deffo go downkillerandflash said:Palace have a really good front 3, that have rarely played together all season. If Roy had managed to keep Eze and Olise fit, they would have been higher up the table. Annoyingly, Wharton is yet another really good buy from the Championship.0 -
Think I read Olise has a release clause at £60m ish so they'd likely get that.HastingsRed said:
Trouble is even if they sell them.....must be worth 100 mil (the pair of them) they will have money to spend and strengthen.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Hopefully some of the big clubs come in for Eze and Olise this summer, as if they both stay and Palace strengthen their team i fear they could actually have a very good season next year with Glasner.oohaahmortimer said:
Yeah but wait till that cheating diving Cnut Zaha leaves them they’ll deffo go downkillerandflash said:Palace have a really good front 3, that have rarely played together all season. If Roy had managed to keep Eze and Olise fit, they would have been higher up the table. Annoyingly, Wharton is yet another really good buy from the Championship.
It was £35m last summer when Chelsea tried to sign him and his new contract upped it, so they got an extra year and might get nearly double the fee. Good business annoyingly.1 -
Here's the list of nominees for the Premier league player of the season:
Phil Foden
Erling Haaland
Alexander Isak
Martin Odegaard
Cole Palmer
Declan Rice
Virgil van Dijk
Ollie Watkins
I agree with most names there although i'm not quite sure how van Dijk makes the list but Rodri doesn't.2 -
Because the media love to nosh off the big Dutch bastard. How he's on there in front of either Arsenal centre back is also mental, both Saliba and Gabriel have been better than him this seasonChris_from_Sidcup said:Here's the list of nominees for the Premier league player of the season:
Phil Foden
Erling Haaland
Alexander Isak
Martin Odegaard
Cole Palmer
Declan Rice
Virgil van Dijk
Ollie Watkins
I agree with most names there although i'm not quite sure how van Dijk makes the list but Rodri doesn't.6 -
I am absolutely amazed Saliba is not on that list. Gabriel's got better but he still isn't in Saliba's class.
Can't argue with any of the other names on the list.
But I'm surprised van der Venn isn't on the list. He's been brilliant this season, despite the goals being leaked. If it wasn't for him we would have been beaten by double figures at times.1 -
Interesting that Anthony Gordon didn't make the young player list. He's been outstanding at times.2
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Do you really, honestly think van der Venn has been one of the best 8 players in the league?JohnBoyUK said:I am absolutely amazed Saliba is not on that list. Gabriel's got better but he still isn't in Saliba's class.
Can't argue with any of the other names on the list.
But I'm surprised van der Venn isn't on the list. He's been brilliant this season, despite the goals being leaked. If it wasn't for him we would have been beaten by double figures at times.
Saliba should be on there though, I agree.0 -
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When you put it that way, ok, you've got a point.North Lower Neil said:
Do you really, honestly think van der Venn has been one of the best 8 players in the league?JohnBoyUK said:I am absolutely amazed Saliba is not on that list. Gabriel's got better but he still isn't in Saliba's class.
Can't argue with any of the other names on the list.
But I'm surprised van der Venn isn't on the list. He's been brilliant this season, despite the goals being leaked. If it wasn't for him we would have been beaten by double figures at times.
Saliba should be on there though, I agree.
Well put it this way, Udogie has made the Young Player shortlist, yet van der Venn is going to win the Spurs player of the year by a country mile. Van der Venn has been head and shoulders better than Udogie all season. I dont know what the age cut off for the Young Player award is (vdV is 23).0 -
I really think they need to lower the age limit for the young player award.JohnBoyUK said:Interesting that Anthony Gordon didn't make the young player list. He's been outstanding at times.
Haaland is 23, as is Foden who won it 2021 and 2022 but even more ridiculous is Isak being nominated. He's been a professional for 8 years and is 25 in 4 months.
Should make it under 21 or at most under 22.6 -
Even Man City's defenders finish like strikers0
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That Gvardiol looks so good now he's settled in.
City could have him and Dias at the back for the next 6, 7 years, can see it being their Vidic & Ferdinand.0 -
TNT Sport are totally obsessed with showing Noel Gallagher in the crowd.
We get it. He’s famous. He goes to some games. Can you focus on the football now?2 -
Looks like all three are going straight back down, even Luton are going to need a miracle now.0
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MarcusH26 said:Just wonder who would even be interested in the United job , surely they wouldn't appoint Tuchel or Conte? Feels like a squad that as soon as things aren't going their way just give up, so many players a new manager wouldn't want around too.
Once somebody is approached for managing Man United, there are not many that would turn down that opportunity.
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This is funny though:lordromford said:TNT Sport are totally obsessed with showing Noel Gallagher in the crowd.
We get it. He’s famous. He goes to some games. Can you focus on the football now?
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City as they always do have really stepped it up in recent weeks. Since the 0-0 with Arsenal they've won:
4-1
4-2
5-1
4-0
2-0
5-1
4-0
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We are in danger of turning into a one team division. Really need Arsenal or Liverpool to step it up next year.2
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Need one player from their opponents each week to take one for the league and nobble a different man city player1
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Sorry I don't understand how I've contradicted myself?SamB09 said:
You contradicted yourself. You say success is bought which i agree with. Why does it matter who the manager is? The “top managers” are all interchangeable i reckon.Braziliance said:Regardless of how much City have spent, I think the talk of them spending more than others (which isn't entirely true) completely undermines the quality of Pep. There's not a single manager in the world that could have done to City what he has done, and is still doing.
He's an absolute mastermind, and irrespective of how many players he's bought, the way they play, and the consistency of their players, a lot of that is down to Pep.
In regards to clubs spending more as well for success, this isn't something new so I don't know why it matters to people that Man City are now a spending team.
All big clubs success in the past, from Madrid to Milan to Man United has all been bought. It has always been, and always will be, about who has the most money and the better infrastructure. The difference is, City had these luxuries, and then went and brought in probably, and definitely imo, the greatest manager of all time.
I've said every team spends money, so it's nothing new, but Pep is the true difference maker as he's THE best manager in the world imo.
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I can only see it being a two horse race between City and Arsenal next year, as i think Liverpool with their new manager might need a transitional season. Also the Salah to Saudi rumours aren't going away and that will be a big gap to fill.DamoNorthStand said:We are in danger of turning into a one team division. Really need Arsenal or Liverpool to step it up next year.
I've said it before on this thread but i think if Chelsea sign a top quality number 9 and get their injured players fit and ready for next season, i think they will be up there. They're not good enough to challenge the top 2, but i think they'll definitely be top 4.3 -
Not Liverpool please.DamoNorthStand said:We are in danger of turning into a one team division. Really need Arsenal or Liverpool to step it up next year.4 -
Leave all titles with Man City unless another Leicester can appear until we turn up and do a Leicester
Arsenal , Liverpool , Man Utd , Chelsea, Tottenham would be horrendous as winners of anything fuck em
City the lesser of all evils
I want all them to lose and fail if City have to make that happen then good on em
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I agree mate defo the lesser of the evils if City keep winning. But tbh as long as Liverpool don’t ! I couldn’t bear that ! Nothing more annoying than a Liverpool fan imooohaahmortimer said:Leave all titles with Man City unless another Leicester can appear until we turn up and do a Leicester
Arsenal , Liverpool , Man Utd , Chelsea, Tottenham would be horrendous as winners of anything fuck em
City the lesser of all evils
I want all them to lose and fail if City have to make that happen then good on em
more a case of anyone but that lot5 -
oohaahmortimer said:Leave all titles with Man City unless another Leicester can appear until we turn up and do a Leicester
Arsenal , Liverpool , Man Utd , Chelsea, Tottenham would be horrendous as winners of anything fuck em
City the lesser of all evils
I want all them to lose and fail if City have to make that happen then good on em
more a case of anyone but that lot
Man city deserve it for their loyal fanbase and living in United's shadow for decades. Everton are probably the only other team in the league i'd be happy to keep putting the Skt Big 4 in their places each season.
Like Arsenal as a club but some of their modern fans are unbearable and liverpool and United have had enough glory over the years. And fuck Chelsea...they're an awful club.
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City were bought by Abu Dhabi in 2008, that's 16 years ago. How many of their current fans were there when they were a struggling side?0
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Man City have picked up some glory hunters sure, just like any team becoming successsul would. But they were averaging 45k 2003-2008, I think they get an unfair rep.killerandflash said:City were bought by Abu Dhabi in 2008, that's 16 years ago. How many of their current fans were there when they were a struggling side?5 -
I don't care who wins the title as long as it is not tottenham.oohaahmortimer said:Leave all titles with Man City unless another Leicester can appear until we turn up and do a Leicester
Arsenal , Liverpool , Man Utd , Chelsea, Tottenham would be horrendous as winners of anything fuck em
City the lesser of all evils
I want all them to lose and fail if City have to make that happen then good on em
more a case of anyone but that lot
The joy Leicester brought to the London fanbase when they won it was beyond words.
1961 and counting 'big club'
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