I made the same mistake a while back. Half time does not count as one of the three.
Premier League Gameweek 31
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) look forward to a new life under Ruben Amorim. What system will we be playing? What players will impress? and how will it all go? We also say goodbye to Ruud Van Nistelrooy and review United's 3-0 win at home against Leicester City.
Since the subs, Lciester have had some good chances.
Leicester should've scored 3 by now.
Should be a 3-3 already
Buy Maddison. The boy is a star.
Leicester should be winning this 4-3, better team lost, lucky Pep
City have the habit of making a meal of matches
Or the other 20+teams they’ve played this season including Bayern.
True!You could have phrased that better
Lucky cnuts
He turns 27 this year…
Past it.
Pep trusting youth for half an hour (Cole Palmer) and they turn into the dog and duck 11 in second half. Interesting in the run in Rico Lewis seems to have completely disappeared unless he's injured.
Arsenal need to be warming up the lasagne for wherever Man. City have their evening meal on Tuesday 25th April.
Arsenal need to be warming up the lasagne for wherever Man. City have their evening meal on Tuesday 25th April.
Hardly a boy, though.
Should've been 3-3 everyone talks about city's squad depth, but you take De bryne Haaland Rodri out of that team it's a different ball game.
I think that I mentioned that in my post, didn't I?
Messi played in the French league. Those stats are easier to come by
Pep tried to be too clever by not subbing Ake, Gundogan in. Instead he subbed in players who are not proven at this level like the two youngsters. Kalvin Phillips was a seasoned pro brought in by spending a sizable fee and had under 300 minutes for City all season!
That's the luxury almost no other club enjoy.
Brighton now have a more than decent chance to nick a top-4 spot. I can only see 3 matches where I would not consider Brighton big favourites - and that is us at home and Arsenal and Villa away. It's hard but not impossible for Brighton to pick up 18-19 points from their final 9 games. The scary thing is that - that referee blunder last week could cause Brighton to miss top-4
I am not going to say that Spurs blew their chances today - but they have by far the toughest fixtures left. Newcastle away, us at home, Liverpool away. resurgent Palace at home and then Villa away. And I just cant see a top-4 finish if Spurs drop more than 6 or 7 points from their last 7 games - and even then it would be hard.
I am not going to say that Spurs blew their chances today - but they have by far the toughest fixtures left. Newcastle away, us at home, Liverpool away. resurgent Palace at home and then Villa away. And I just cant see a top-4 finish if Spurs drop more than 6 or 7 points from their last 7 games - and even then it would be hard.
They have City at home and Newcastle away too. They aren’t big favourites in those games.
Yep I agree with you, but felt that point needed to be further emphasized whenever someone questions your owners about lack of investment (ie falling for BR's PR). It was also poor investment that led to the current situation, which begs the question whether or not the FA cup was worth the mess he left behind.
Somebody will. No chance he will be there next season.
Maddison should be an obvious pickup if Leicester get relegated. Will finally allow us to rest Bruno or drop him if his form collapses again.
Sell Sancho, but Mitoma
Can’t quite believe Chelsea’s epic decline - Lampard is really reinforcing why he was dismissed in his first stint. Imagine having to face Real next on the back of such woeful form.
Maddison is leaving this Summer regardless of relegation. He has one year left on his contract & is not renewing... Apparently Newcastle & Tottenham are the frontrunners !!
ah right - City was moved - forgot about that one. Thanks for correcting me
we still have to go to Spurs... and Brighton. Certainly not a done deal - and our goal difference is inferior to both: a big win against Forest would help: no real excuse for not getting that despite the injuries. Also still have to play Villa and Fulham
If Leicester get relegated they won't be able to keep him for cheap at least. They will lose a lot of bargaining power you'd think on fees. I can see him and Rice ending up at Newcastle.
I was in the away end at City-Leicester yesterday (younger brother is a Leicester fan), and my fecking God the Etihad is such a lifeless ground.
Even putting aside the empty seat jokes, I'm not sure I've been to another ground that felt as soulless as that. St Mary's was the only other one with a comparably limp atmosphere.
Even putting aside the empty seat jokes, I'm not sure I've been to another ground that felt as soulless as that. St Mary's was the only other one with a comparably limp atmosphere.
Come on Arsenal!
(I threw up a little).
(I threw up a little).
Just hoping for no weird mistakes at the back and a comfortable win. If it needs to end then let it be at the Etihad, not against fecking Moyes or Newcastle...
If Arse have fear of losing out on GD, it's days like today where they need to pump it up.
I quite fancy West Ham to get a point today for some reason.
Get your money on two very comfortable away wins today.
I hope Arsenal to keep the title race alive until the very end so at least make City lose some focus in CL (in the next round). I don't have preference of who to win PL this year., but no Treble for our noisy neighbor though.
So don't mess up now.
So don't mess up now.
Arsenal looks nervy while West Ham is being very physical and ref looks to be very lenient so far