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Challenging for the title and a cup final folks…….great season. Chelsea play midweek so I’m hoping our energy levels are higher on Sunday
Whatever happens here congrats to United, to crack the top 3 in such a short time is no mean feat. Our complacency and refusal to get rid of the worst manager in football history (right down to Sunday League) has seen City get what they deserve at this level. An amazing generation of players ruined by an idiot.
Cheers but still fear you will beat us
You'll still make top 3 though unless its 9-0 or something which is a great achievment but I don't see us beating you. We bottled a dominant first half against Arsenal that would have built a bit of confidence. If we were at home I'd give us a chance, I think you'll take us comfortably 2-0 or 3-1 at your place. We're terrible tactically, its like Taylor shows them videos of the mens team and says "Do that, but badly."
We will see but this City hoodoo is still a real thing with this team. Do you think Arsenal could do us a favour IF we can do the job against yourselves.
We need to go all out to get Rachel daly. She is class.
Would Villa sell her though
offer silly money for her. She’s better than anything we got.
True,what other positions do we need to sort
I feel like we’re missing them superstar signings that you see the likes of Chelsea or city make. Now we got CL football next season it will be interesting to see if we go out there and spend bigger money on players, we haven’t done that yet. Cherry on top kind of players.
Rachel daly would be a good place to start plus keeping ona and Russo
Yeah absolutely have to keep them,so if we want to guarantee Champions League then need to finish in top 2. Have you got any superstar signings that you feel we are capable of making this summer out of interest
Oberdorf is still a tier above the signings we can make right now, unfortunately. The only way she's leaving is if there's an offer from Barca or a blank cheque from Emma Hayes.What about Lena oberdorf from Wolfsburg. She would probably cost a few quid and take some persuasion to join but the profile I’m talking
Oberdorf is still a tier above the signings we can make right now, unfortunately. The only way she's leaving is if there's an offer from Barca or a blank cheque from Emma Hayes.
This is what we were saying. I said I’d like to see us make a statement signing. if we make champions league, get bought out and challenge on all fronts, why can’t we go all out for big names? Show we’re serious. She would raise us.
This is what we were saying. I said I’d like to see us make a statement signing. if we make champions league, get bought out and challenge on all fronts, why can’t we go all out for big names? Show we’re serious. She would raise us.
We did have two big Americans for us last year and it didn’t really work that well tbh
I'm not sure we need a statement signing. We've done very well doing our own thing and most of our signings have been successful ones. I like how we've done our business without a huge fuss and targeted players who fit to how we want to play. As we're currently not willing to go nowhere near to what our competitors are offering in wages I also can't see that happening. We're not going to break our wage structure for one star player.
We need good players, not necessarily big names in world football.
Have to say I agree with this, though I don’t think we should exclude ourself from exploring them if the funds become available.
It’s also worth noting we‘re going to have to break our current wage structure anyway to keep our existing stars. Within whatever that new structure is, providing we manage to keep our stars, there will likely be room to entice a star signing or two as well hopefully. If we don’t adjust our budget we will lose players like Earps, Battle and Russo and have to hope we hit it big again with their cheaper replacements. Not too dissimilar to Leicester in the men’s game, this is our fairytale season before losing our versions of Mahrez & Kante etc. and look where Leicester are now. You can’t keep signing gems, eventually the luck runs out If you don’t pay up.
Yeah getting bought out could open the door to sign that level of player
Have to say I agree with this, though I don’t think we should exclude ourself from exploring them if the funds become available.
It’s also worth noting we‘re going to have to break our current wage structure anyway to keep our existing stars. Within whatever that new structure is, providing we manage to keep our stars, there will likely be room to entice a star signing or two as well hopefully. If we don’t adjust our budget we will lose players like Earps, Battle and Russo and have to hope we hit it big again with their cheaper replacements. Not too dissimilar to Leicester in the men’s game, this is our fairytale season before losing our versions of Mahrez & Kante etc. and look where Leicester are now. You can’t keep signing gems, eventually the luck runs out If you don’t pay up.
Yeah I think the title looks unlikely now
Okso Chelsea gonna smash Leicester and go a point behind as expected.
They have three in a week with the FA cup against united.
Unfortunately they play west ham ...
That Everton draw has proved critical
I feel bad about the loss to Chelsea. We played well enough to get a draw that day
Yeah I think the title looks unlikely now
Make that 13 goals and same GD and they have a game in hand. DamnChelsea have now scored 12 goals without reply in tbe space of 4 days to destroy the massive GD advantage we had over them, our goal difference is now only 1 better than their's.
Chelsea have now scored 12 goals without reply in tbe space of 4 days to destroy the massive GD advantage we had over them, our goal difference is now only 1 better than their's.
The Football Writers Association has given Women's Player of the Year award to Sam Kerr, which will surprise a lot of people who watch women's club football Cracking player of course and this is her second consecutive win but she hasn't really been the standout player at Chelsea this season never mind across the whole League.
Rachel Daly was probably the most obvious candidate. Top scorer in WSL despite not playing for a top four team - she really has been a gamechanger for Villa this season. Some of the other contenders - United's Ona Batlle, City's Khadija Shaw, Chelsea's Guro Reiten for example - have all had excellent seasons.
The Football Writers Association has given Women's Player of the Year award to Sam Kerr, which will surprise a lot of people who watch women's club football Cracking player of course and this is her second consecutive win but she hasn't really been the standout player at Chelsea this season never mind across the whole League.
Rachel Daly was probably the most obvious candidate. Top scorer in WSL despite not playing for a top four team - she really has been a gamechanger for Villa this season. Daly came second and Lauren James came third. Some of the other contenders - United's Ona Batlle, City's Khadija Shaw, Chelsea's Guro Reiten for example - have all had excellent seasons.
I am a bit surprised by Kerr getting the vote too - although also not surprised, if that makes sense.If people don't pay attention enough to be informed in their vote they should leave those categories blank. Makes a mockery of it really when they're just putting down the name they know the most rather than basing it on what they've seen or even read about from the season.