He looks pretty dece with Griezmann up top beside him. His last few goals before tonight were all nice finishes one on one. Tonights:Originally Posted by Yevrah
He looks pretty dece with Griezmann up top beside him. His last few goals before tonight were all nice finishes one on one. Tonights:
Klopp's reaction to Lucas' shot
City at 2.5.
Chelsea are at 5.0 and Arsenal are third favourites at 6.5.
Stop this.
It is a fantastic word.
It's really not.
City will win the league but those Liverpool odds are good.
Gutted I missed the Totti party.
City won't. 'Pep' will get found out.
What the fuck is "dece"?
Is that short for decent?
Please tell me it's not.
Pep Guardiola's City 5/4
Chelsea 11/2
Arsenal 11/2
Man Utd 7/1
Tottenham 8/1
Liverpool 12/1
Leicester 25/1
etc
Those are ropey as fuck in my view. I can't see Chelsea coming particularly close to the top six next season for a start.
If you coud guarantee me Levy woulnd't try to cash in on any of their players this summer I'd be all over Spurs. Young squad is only going improve next season imo.
It is, because if someone uses it you immediately know they're a cunt.
That Everton performance is the sort of shafting that should see players and manager sacked before they've even walked back into the dressing room. Genuinely abysmal. We were great, mind.
Sell Dele Alli to Man Utd for Ł50 million and move the proceeds offshore. Peak Levy.
at the anti-Semitism in here.
Dece is a good word, you bunch of presh cunts.
Not sure if serious.
He's a member of the Labour Party.
We should remember all grasping sales, not just Gareth Bale.
Trust GS to bring the Labour Party into it. 'Somehow about Labour' is the new 'somehow about Liverpool'.
I couldn't miss an open goal. Unlike Jezza at PMQs every week.
People seem to be getting a bit giddy about Liverpool and it's not actually the fans. We are better than we were 6 months ago but we are still a long way from challenging in a consistent basis. Far too many times this seasons there have been defeats where we have rolled over and I don't think Klopp can fix all of that in one window. It's encouraging but I've been here far too many times when the pressure is off. It's easy to put together a good run of form now when the season is pretty much over.
Steering football chat towards political chat is really like sexually abusing a child.
You would know.
I've never done such a thing. Football and state affairs are mutually exclusive.
I think that's the wrong term isn't it?
GS is a nonce is my point, basically.
The absolute seethe Funes Mori has created by kissing the badge. Sheeesh.
I was calling you a nonce but sure, let's go with that instead.
The murderers are SEETHING. Not like those horrible cunts to be absolutely classless and violent is it?
Our player accidentally breaks a Dundee players leg and he's round at his house taking pictures for the newspaper. Funes Mori grabs the badge after planting one on Origi. Hero.
Or a filthy Argie, perhaps.
Filfty South American. The best type.
I for one am delighted in Martinez being shown up. The massive twat.
Van Gaal claimed he didn't see empty seats last night. The man is a walking bullshit machine.
Oh I think the opposite. I reckon Conte will absolutely beast the league next season, and show "Pep" up.
I'm a twit
....
I thought Jimmy worked for Koreans.
I tell you what a cheeky fiver on Cess would be a shout.
Even if Conte is ace, the squad is bullshit. His Juve sides had multiple strong leaders and personalities, especially at the back. This Chelsea squad has none. The closest thing we have to a leader on the pitch is John Obi Mikel, which says it all. Diego Costa wants out, Fabregas is well past his best, Matic has gone through the floor. Eden Hazard is like a knackered horse heading for the glue factory. As for the defence, well, post Terry and with Zouma in a body bag, we're just inviting teams into our box and nobody is taking responsibility.
You look around at the other teams around the top six and I have no idea why people think we would go past any of them. The squad needs reforming both from above and below. We've lost all our identity. It'll take several years to get back to the top, if we do. We've seen our last of the Champions League for a while.
Jezza
Next season is going to be great. Two new top managers, Pep revolutionising English football, Conte being a mean bastard, Leicester showing Barcelona and Bayern Munich what's up, Liverpool and Spurs challenging Brighton for the Premier League title.
You won the league a year ago. The squad isn't that bad. 3-4 signings and you'll be challenging.
We won the league with a vintage Terry, a marauding Matic, a motivated Costa and four excellent months from Fabregas at the start. We also had Mourinho, who knows how to close out a title even when it all went somewhat to pot in the last third of the season. We may get that with Conte but the rest is not forthcoming.
United's title odds are pretty long to say they're either 1) going to hose loads more money at the problem; 2) sign the best manager around and then hose loads more money at the problem. Obviously that guarantees nothing, but Arsenal do guarantee absolute failure, so they should at least be considered a more likely champion than them.
The biggest Italian football page on facebook made a joke event a few months ago, a collective road trip to celebrate Ranieri's title win. They just announced that regardless of the outcome, they're actually going to organize the event officially so prepare to see a few thousands Italians driving into Leicester in a month or so. I'm hoping I can make it as well.
Can you come and get the fuckers from Leeds too please mate.
No Ivanovic and Mahrez is in? Garth Crooks is seething.
Looks pretty solid. I'd have had Lloris instead of De Gea and can't believe Danny Rose is the best left back in the league, but that's about it.
Popbitch
Leicester City coming top of
the Premier League is about
as close as you can get to
a fairytale story in football,
but there may be an especially
juicy cherry on top for their
lovely manager, Claudio Ranieri.
Leicester bosses were so keen
to write a bunch of stringent
get-out clauses in his contract
should Leicester get relegated
that they paid no attention to
what would happen if the team
did better than expected.
Which stands to reason. If
your team was a 5,000-1
outsider to win the league
you probably wouldn't have
cared if the manager's contract
had a clause for an absolutely
enormous bonus for doing just that would you?
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