Today's Football 2023-24

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Can't get on board with the Villa love in. Prince William, David Cameron and several thousand absolute gobshites who live by me. Absolutely painful.

Have to admit though Emery has done an incredible job. Even my worst fears didn't have him doing as well as this. Some of this side were absolutely stinking the place out under Smith and Gerrard. If they finish anywhere near this high he should be manager of the season without a shadow.
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They are unanimously absolutely horrific gobshites though. Every single one of them without exception.
In a world full of adversity, we must still dare to dream.
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Shogun wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 10:16 pm I've accepted the Shite winning the title at this point anyway, so easy to enjoy that. Man City are due a tough season.
Looks inevitable ATM considering the home games they have to come Arsenal , Spurs Utd City , Newcastle Brighton Chelsea ,
Having played all these away so far bar Utd.

Going to be eon at Analfield
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67648006

Santos relegated for the first time ever
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Going well for Postecoglou
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Shogun wrote: Thu Dec 07, 2023 9:46 pm Going well for Postecoglou
It’s gone all Spursy!
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Cereal Killer wrote: Thu Dec 07, 2023 9:49 pm It’s gone all Spursy!
Still time for West Ham to squander the win yet. It is Moyes away to a decent team.
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2-1 West Ham win. 1 point from last 5 matches for Spurs.

Roberto Postecoglou
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Shogun wrote: Thu Dec 07, 2023 9:46 pm Going well for Postecoglou
Yeah if you had listened to the hysterical over reaction by the pundits after staying unbeaten for the first half dozen games against no one it sounded like they would be getting the title presented to them about march after scoring 150 goals with ange ball
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Shogun wrote: Thu Dec 07, 2023 10:12 pm 2-1 West Ham win. 1 point from last 5 matches for Spurs.

Roberto Postecoglou
Not sure any manager can legislate for a very fortuitous defection and a crazy backpass.
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Old firm manager can't hack PL shock!
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Nah, I'm a firm believer in Big Ange. Spurs will be fine, and once they get players fit, they'll be more than fine.
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Bluedylan1 wrote: Thu Dec 07, 2023 11:30 pm Nah, I'm a firm believer in Big Ange. Spurs will be fine, and once they get players fit, they'll be more than fine.
Yeah agree, reckon they’ll have enough to stay up when Maddison is back
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Rooney getting sacked in the morning?
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Cereal Killer wrote: Fri Dec 08, 2023 9:17 pm Rooney getting sacked in the morning?
I feel a bit bad for him at this point, you're almost on a hiding to nothing coming in on the back of a successful run by the previous manager. However, what the owners were thinking I do not know.

They're probably not going to get relegated but still, it's not looking good.

Rooney, Lampard, Gerrard...have their been any successful managers out of that England team? I guess it turns out that been a great player doesn't always translate to managerial ability...but I'm sure we'll continue to keep learning that lesson.
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