Premier League Not So Festive Season

So what do we think, Liverpool to win the title in April? Or still May?
 
Hell of a strike, but not that close to the corner if I'm being super-picky.
 


Goal of the season?

McGinn's for Villa was better for me, but that's definitely up there!



(I give McGinn's the edge just to the absolute perfect placement of it. It couldn't be anymore in the corner).
 
City have been poor. Their attackers running into blind alley after blind alley.
 
Mood seems to have completely changed since they sacked Hughes. Hope we get the same kind of response tonight.
The manager seems really upbeat, so you could be right. Both get rid of a miserable bugger. Both hire someone who shows enthusiasm.
 
McGinn's for Villa was better for me, but that's definitely up there!
(I give McGinn's the edge just to the absolute perfect placement of it. It couldn't be anymore in the corner).

Yeah I'd have to say McGedinn's was better.
 
FFS! Worst possible Christmas. Cmon City! A 4 point lead might not be much at this stage but its still considerable gap and once City drop points and Liverpool keep winning, the gap will widen and Liverpool could run away with it. Wake up City!
 
Yeah I've got concrete proof that he's made an incorrect decision (like plenty before him) for short term gain rather than looking at future progress, as Sancho did. He was told he would not get time and left the club, much to his benefit.

You have no past track record of developing youth players, what more concrete proof do you need that players won't get given time with you? Nobody has and nobody will, because Pep need only click his fingers and bring in a 50m replacement without a second thought. You remind me so much of Chelsea fans who were so sure that their brilliant academy would bear fruit, but like all money clubs you have no real interest in actually giving opportunities to these players if it comes with even the smallest of short term risk.

I wonder how many minutes Foden will get today. 5? 10? If he's lucky. Most likely Saint Pep will bless him with a couple of minutes at the end, might even touch the ball.

Sancho?
 
Why do City tend to struggle against Palace more often than other teams? Would like to see some analysis on this.
 
Why do City tend to struggle against Palace more often than other teams? Would like to see some analysis on this.
Worth remembering Crystal Palace were a missed penalty away from becoming the first team to beat City last season, when they drew 0-0 at Selhurst Park
 



He made his name at Dortmund. They were the club to put him on the pitch.

Players should leave you as soon as they're around the 18 mark, when their academy career is over and it's time to go and get some top level playing time. That's the highest level they can reach with you because you'll never actually put them in the first team.
 
feck off Palace. I just placed a bet on Liverpool not winning the league today. Do not feck this up for me.