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It should be a Brexit Britain 'Our Precious Union' project. Rangers and Celtic into the Premiership with three years relegation immunity; Linfield and the four next best prepared Scotch teams up into the Championship; and so on and so on until all them tin-rattling breadline clubs around the bottom of League Two are dead.
Imagine finishing 16th and getting relegated.
Celtic and Rangers would be top six clubs after a year or two with ease
Do 'Old Firm' fans want to do that, or stay in their current tinpot setup?
Top 6 of the Champ?
They’d get relegated immediately but would probably be lucrative investments for some Kuwaitis or Omanis and would end up doing well after 5 years
Well, not lucrative. The Arabs would love the Old Firm though
Saudi buys one and Iran the other?
They'd be top 10 at best long term (save for a City style takeover). I don't see what they have that Newcastle don't in terms of following etc, for all the good that has done them.
Celtic could be bought out by some pretend Irish Americans, and the Crown could support Rangers by periodically forcing Catholic churches to sell any lead that they might possess.
Leave both where they are and let them die.
Liverpool 1.71 tonight, considering dropping my balls on it. We're not ready to compete with these sorts of teams.
https://www.theguardian.com/football...de-of-the-boot
Loving basically every video in this.
Liverpool: Adrian, Gomez, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Milner, Henderson, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Mane, Salah.
Subs: Lonergan, Kelleher, Wijnaldum, Firmino, Lallana, Shaqiri, Brewster, Origi, Hoever, Alexander-Arnold, Elliott.
I reckon Chelsea will be more suited to this type of game. Oh, I see all of the kids have gone in the bin.
Kante is good at the football.
If PSG had spent the £200m on him they'd probably have won a Champions League by now.
Liverpool are always so crap in these half-intensity games.
Azpilicueta to become the new Ivanovic.
Reckon he's worth about ten league places to us now.Quote:
Originally Posted by dino
Relegation without himQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Zouma isnt first choice CB is he? Im struggling to think who is missing from this Chelsea back four.
Edit: Rudiger. OK.
Cracking finish.
Am I going to have to watch Jorginho taking these shite penalties all season? God.
You could tell that Abraham wasn't going to score.
He couldn't even look at the goal.
Adrian's definitely off his line for that last one.
How that list doesnt include Quaresma I will never know. This came to mind and google threw up this,Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian
Tammy is going to get 0 in 93 or some other Chris Sutton-redeeming run. Poor guy.
General quality of pens has been very good between this and the dinner plate.
Abraham is a bit unlucky but then it's probably about fair given I don't think it was a pen.
It's nice seeing us lift trophies again. Here's hoping the one in December follows.
He does get a mention, to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny
I also remember Teddy Sheringham outside-of-the-boot-ing one onto the bar at the 2002 World Cup against somebody (Argentina?), Ian Wright saying people at home would be "creaming" themselves and Crisps going, "Ian, please, people at home will be having their breakfast."
Was Pulisic any good or should I be looking to bin him out my fantasy team?
I think he looks decent, but probably a risk.
'Clear and obvious error' is going to become the new daylight or whatever that offside interpretation was.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49335941
This might be the worst "news" story ever.
Jesus wept.
He has been managing Arsenal for the past five versions of FM. It's about time he changes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ian
He clearly likes a challenge.
About 80% of what appears on the BBC website these days seems to be 23 year olds finding a tweet and writing several dreadful paragraphs around it.
The other 20% is people complaining about racism/sexism in their field.
I'm sure Andy Lonergan will be a perennial quiz answer in years to come.
I once saw Andy Lonergan score a goal. He launched a kick out of his hands and it bounced over an obese Kevin Pressman’s and into the net. Glory days.
People are going mad about this on the FantasyPL subreddit :D So many players have brought him in for this game, it would be hilarious if he's unfit.Quote:
Originally Posted by niko_cee
Only need a few days.Quote:
Originally Posted by mo
Liverpool now have no less than 5 goalkeeping options listed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SvN
Quick Giggles, get 'qweeveen' in there before he disappears again.
4.5 million, almost tempted to swap im in for Matt Ryan but that's a fools errand.
Is there actually much difference between goalkeepers, say, 11-1000 in the country? Obviously the top guys are top, but all other pro keepers seem to be varying degrees of solid.
They're all usually pretty solid until they make their debut for Liverpool at which point they inexplicably chuck one into their own goal. Adrian might be the first to have avoided this, can definitely recall Brad Jones and Adam Bogdan bowling in with a couple of crackers after Ming had made enough errors to let them have a go.
If Lonergan plays I want him to have 'Andy' on the back of his shirt.
Fabianski went from being considered a joke at Arsenal to being described as one of the best keepers in the league without playing any differently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy Floyd
Adam Bogdan nailed it at Liverpool. He must have been furious when they loaned him out.
All he had to do was not spack the first shot he faced into his own goal.
Oh sorry, it wasn't even a shot.
VAR rules it out for handball.
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Originally Posted by niko_cee