I swear that Chelsea and Newcastle never lose yet they are miles off the pace.
The post Christmas cracks are beginning to show at Arsenal.
The post Christmas cracks are beginning to show at Arsenal.
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Premier League 25/26
- Thread starter Cobi Budge
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Tottenham could genuinely go down. Newcastle have been rubbish away from home but they totally deserved that. Maybe Forest will save then because they look awful as well, but West Ham are showing signs of life and Leeds look really strong at home.
I remember Spurs going down in the seventies so it's not impossible. I, m actually doing the Spurs stadium tour soon, so I might get an idea of the feeling of discontent up there. I, m not a Spurs fan but I do enjoy the stadium tours of the clubs in this country and abroad. Strangely enough I,ve not done Home Park yet!! Liked Newcastle as it's slap bang in the city centre so the wife was able to go shopping instead of going around the different stadiums saying "we ve seen enough now! "
Could someone please explain to me how Liverpool's goal against Forest this afternoon was not offside. Two Liverpool players offside when the ball is kicked, both challenging for the ball that goes over their head to a third Liverpool player who is onside because of a Forest defender, s big toe!!.Total Madness!!.
I flicked through a few of those games today and thought 'The noise levels were nothing like we enjoyed at Home Park yesterday'.
I really do think the EPL is antiseptic.
I really do think the EPL is antiseptic.
Aside from the prospect of Arsenal breaking up the City/Liverpool winning combo, I'm really not all that bothered about the Premier League at all this season.
The premier league, i do watch a few matches as i do enjoy football, id even watch scotland at the world cup, well on tv lol.
The premiership is crazy though. Look at how much teams are spending or have spent yet have very little chance of ever winning it. The crowds seem quiet and thats nothing to do with the size of stadiums its just quiet. A very expensive day out for lack of entertainment.
However must be something there as the best teams in europe at the min are mostly english
The premiership is crazy though. Look at how much teams are spending or have spent yet have very little chance of ever winning it. The crowds seem quiet and thats nothing to do with the size of stadiums its just quiet. A very expensive day out for lack of entertainment.
However must be something there as the best teams in europe at the min are mostly english
Is the Premier League really that expensive in comparison? I have been to 25 PL games so far this season and the average ticket price I have paid is £24.50 (senior rates of course)
Although.....
Premier League ticket prices: Fans paying £74 on average as matchday revenue soars
Fans of the Premier League's six wealthiest clubs are paying an average of £74 per ticket for each match they attend, while ticket revenues are soaring, according to data from a new report.
www.bbc.co.uk
I have seen that but it doesn’t tally with my own experience. It says that Arsenal is the most expensive but my PL ticket at Emirates was just £18.50 and in the League Cup it was even cheaper at £12.50. Those average prices must include the corporate packages seeing as away Premier League tickets are capped at £30.Although.....
Premier League ticket prices: Fans paying £74 on average as matchday revenue soars
Fans of the Premier League's six wealthiest clubs are paying an average of £74 per ticket for each match they attend, while ticket revenues are soaring, according to data from a new report.
West Ham in financial mess whichever League they're in next season.
www.bbc.co.uk
West Ham face summer player sales after £104m loss
West Ham will need to sell players this summer even if they avoid relegation from the Premier League, after revealing a £104.2m loss for the last financial year.
www.bbc.co.uk
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IFAB: VAR powers extended to include second yellow cards and corner checks as timewasting clamped down on
Footballs lawmakers have extended VARs powers to check corners and second yellow cards; IFAB also approves measures to counter timewasting, coming into effect this summer; refs can start a five-second countdown if players take too long over throws and set-pieces
Something I heard the other day on a football podcast that made me chuckle.....
As most neutrals can't stand the thought of either the cheating-corrupt-money-bags of Man City or the boring-whiney-entitled Arsenal winning the Premier league then the ideal outcome would be for Man City to finish top but get a points deduction when that long-long-overdue investigation into their finances finally reports ...... so the title actually goes to Arsenal but it will always have a massive asterisk against it to pee on their parade. That way neither of them really wins it.
Best we can hope for I reckon.
As most neutrals can't stand the thought of either the cheating-corrupt-money-bags of Man City or the boring-whiney-entitled Arsenal winning the Premier league then the ideal outcome would be for Man City to finish top but get a points deduction when that long-long-overdue investigation into their finances finally reports ...... so the title actually goes to Arsenal but it will always have a massive asterisk against it to pee on their parade. That way neither of them really wins it.
Best we can hope for I reckon.
I’d rather Man City. Arsenal fans are just so unbelievably entitled, as is their manager. They complain about absolutely everything
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Think Pep needs to brush up on his facts, he picked up sixth yellow card yesterday and after the match he said "I will tell you something - we have all the records in this country, all of them, despite everything. We have the record of the manager with the most yellow cards. I want all records and now I have it“.
Sorry Pep but I think Tom has got more then you
Sorry Pep but I think Tom has got more then you