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Premier League 21/22

flobaba

Lol it’s 4-1

goon

Goodnight Ole, you will be remembered fondly.

flobaba

innervisionscm wrote:
United and West Ham losing with 20 minutes to play... could be a huge opportunity for us today.

Looking at it more like a hey at least we can’t lose too much ground even if we lose game.

IBL

goon wrote:
Quincy Abeyie wrote:
https://streamwo.com/nP9u37V

Maguire with the Maguirest second yellow card.

When you said that I knew before even watching it that's how it happened 😆

I'm getting worried about McGuire, they might actually stop playing him and replace him with someone competent

Qwiss

innervisionscm wrote:
United and West Ham losing with 20 minutes to play... could be a huge opportunity for us today.

United losing that the way they did is terrible for us. If they hire a competent manager they'll pull ahead of us again soon.

Klaus

goon wrote:
Quincy Abeyie wrote:
https://streamwo.com/nP9u37V

Maguire with the Maguirest second yellow card.

When you said that I knew before even watching it that's how it happened 😆

I swear he's the only player who can be in possession of the ball and then make a tackle where he misses the ball completely and get sent off 😆

flobaba

Qwiss! wrote:
innervisionscm wrote:
United and West Ham losing with 20 minutes to play... could be a huge opportunity for us today.

United losing that the way they did is terrible for us. If they hire a competent manager they'll pull ahead of us again soon.

Lol, who are they going to hire though?

Clrnc

Looks like Ole is gone.

Zidane lined up.

Would be extremely bad news for us to face a United team with a new manager next week

Burnwinter

Working on his English and has never played or managed in this league. Let's hope he's got a few things to figure out on landing.

Bryant

Carrick-Fletcher be the interim managers? I guess things don't change! Their board had to knew that he had to go for weeks now and they don't have a replacement in mind!

It's clear their ownership wants a puppet who they can take blame. They're closer to getting Rooney as manager than Zidane 😆

Anzac

The sobering point in all this is their numbers are actually better than ours in almost every area other than the league table = OGS has them playing better than us but we have been getting the results.
That said based upon xPTS they are 11th and we are 12th.

Burnwinter

Not fully having a crack at you, but if there are big differences between a predictive model like xPTS and real league position for a majority of clubs ... the conclusion isn't usually that it's reality that's wrong.

The idea we're overperforming on results feels right, the proposition we should be twelfth doesn't.

goon

It's hard to detect any discernible pattern from xPTS. The only useful thing you get from it is which are the more creative/wasteful sides vs the more efficient ones.

goon

Bryant wrote:

Carrick-Fletcher be the interim managers? I guess things don't change! Their board had to knew that he had to go for weeks now and they don't have a replacement in mind!

It's clear their ownership wants a puppet who they can take blame. They're closer to getting Rooney as manager than Zidane 😆

Carrick-Fletcher at United is all I want from this season.

They probably waited for Conte to be taken by Spurs, can't have him coming in and demanding things of the club 😆

arsedocmd

disgusting cheat sterling. And he's been doing it for years on end. No idea how the club and manager are also not penalized for pulling this shit.

QuincyAbeyie

That's an amazing pass from Cancelo.

mentalvortex

Cancelo has clearly gone up levels since playing for Pep.

I don't remember him being this good when he played for Inter, Valencia or even at Juve.

HomeSteak

Iwobi is terrible, amd really goes out there and scores 1 goal every 30 PL games...I was worried when we let him go, shows what I know, we rinsed Everton

Klaus

mentalvortex wrote:
Cancelo has clearly gone up levels since playing for Pep.

I don't remember him being this good when he played for Inter, Valencia or even at Juve.

I thought he was fantastic for Juve when he wasn't injured in fairness. I was surprised when they let him go, record sum or not. City's offer wasn't that much more than what they had paid for him. I didn't think much of him before he went to Turin though.

Ray

HomeSteak wrote:
Iwobi is terrible, amd really goes out there and scores 1 goal every 30 PL games...I was worried when we let him go, shows what I know, we rinsed Everton

Was delighted when we managed to convince someone to pay actual money for him. The guy couldn’t dribble past a defender 1v1. At best he could have done a job centrally as his biggest asset was his first touch, so could have done a job in keeping possession in tight areas.

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