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Going well for Ange

Shogun wrote: ↑Sat Sep 27, 2025 1:41 pm Hard to look past Wolves. Nothing in their team that stands out and lost 2 quality players whilst they have an unproven manager who is probably showing why he barely lasts a year in most jobs.

I think Leeds and Burnley will be down there. You'd think Nuno will steady the ship at West Ham. Brentford are picking up points. If Man United sack Amorim and appoint Dyche then they'll be in with a shout.

Feels like it’s hard to point at a third one with any conviction.

Could be a lottt of teams in or around that area if this sort of form continues.

Wish we had Granit Xhaka. Exactly what we need.

Was gonna say actually. Xhaka would have been ideal.

Just the hattrick of chances our Dom immediately didn't score from today

Huge celebration for scoring a goal to equalise against Wolves at home. Same as Arsenal last week, these supposed top teams are not remotely serious about challenging Liverpool. I know nobody expects Spurs to do that but it shows one of the reasons why they're not.

Salahs hand ball.... was it?

Audrey Horne wrote: ↑Sat Sep 27, 2025 8:59 pm Salahs hand ball.... was it?

We've had some of those sorts of things go against us where the referees kinda just guesses but honestly for me it was hard to say definitively even with the slow mo that he'd handled it as the direction of the ball didn't really seem to change...so if he did it was a light touch. The CP players didn't appeal either, which is usually a decent guide too.

I think ultimately you can't rule it out if it's not clear so was probably the correct choice. Worked out in the end anyhow

Cereal Killer wrote: ↑Sat Sep 27, 2025 4:30 pm Palace challenging for the title

Dark horses to emulate what Forest did last season.

Palace look superb this season.

Palace will struggle when Glasner leaves them for a United payout once Amorim is sacked

StirlingBlue wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 6:32 am Palace will struggle when Glasner leaves them for a United payout once Amorim is sacked

Like United will do something remotely competent like that

Stumpy wrote: ↑Sat Sep 27, 2025 4:35 pm They'll argue that red cards in consecutive games have cost them big time, but there's something not right about them.
There's no doubt they can beat anybody on their day, but i don't know what it is, there's still something missing

marescas substitutions are embarrassing - 2 weeks on the run he takes off his best wide players with pace after going down to 10
the guy has no plan B
very poor management

It shouldn't be given and isn't. But that is a pen based on are incidents cashs arm is outstretched