For the league this judgement is still quietly framed by the Johnson government's threat of an "independent regulator" after the last attempt at a breakaway ESL. It's impurely an impure football issue.
As for the geopolitics, I think they'd be more likely to play a part of sorts if that hypothetical "independent regulator" were involved. The UK government has no track record of stepping up to Gulf monarchies.
Burnwinter their underlying stats have been alright all season, they just kept missing their chances. This was pretty much always coming.
Qwiss Ah good, so we don't need to sign a striker any more
Burnwinter our strikers don't have high xG, thats one of the problems. Saka has our highest xG.
Ange definitely has the right mentality. I don’t know if he’s tactically good enough, but either way I reckon he’ll be a good manager for them.
JazzG but why would them playing the best they can yet conceding 5 goals mean people would question his integrity?
It would be the opposite, no?
Bring Back Kerrea Gilbert the point is that if they shipped 5, people would believe they weren't playing the best they could.
Bring Back Kerrea Gilbert Like Quincy says I think the point he is trying to make is even if Spurs play well Man City have the ability to blow them out of the water. IF that happened some would question his and the clubs integrity as there would no doubt be rumours forever that they threw the game.
goon Actually showed good tactical flexibility against Man City, changed up midfield and front three to make themselves more compact. They probably played good enough for a draw that day.
He's realising now what a shit show he has taken on.
Lmao just when Chelsea is coming good they sack Poch
Joke of a club.
Hahaha they nerfed themselves just as I thought they were turning a corner
Bet they appoint Southgate
