EPL 2019/2020

Some things never change!

It rains a lot in the UK and Arsenal still lack bottle.

chicken n chips wrote: When you leave one of the best English defenders I have seen for years, Holding, on the bench, Cellobias, Tierney, Torreia and Lacazette on the bench as wellyou dint deserve to win. Manager cost us top 4 last season with his daft selections and it appears he has not learnt

A few weeks back both Chicken and Karma for falling over themselves praising Arsenal :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thought I'd throw in my 2 cents (did not see the Arsenal game, so I'll restrict my comments to the Man U / Liverpool game); I may be biased, but I thought United unlucky not to bag all 3 points; the players ran themselves into the ground, until they had nothing left in the last 10 minutes; injury to the one guy in warm-up, meant Ole had no-one really to bring on to help.

I'm hoping that once Pogba and Shaw return, they will improve and could still have a chance to make the top 6, especially if they can reproduce their efforts against the 'big teams' when they play the lessor lights - however scoring goals will remain a challenge without a real decent striker - for me Rashford and Martial not really the answer.

Must be said as well that apart from Liverpool and maybe Man City, most teams look capable of pulling a rabbit out of the hat on any given day - I predict a log jam from 3rd to 12th position at least

Frodo wrote: Thought I'd throw in my 2 cents (did not see the Arsenal game, so I'll restrict my comments to the Man U / Liverpool game); I may be biased, but I thought United unlucky not to bag all 3 points; the players ran themselves into the ground, until they had nothing left in the last 10 minutes; injury to the one guy in warm-up, meant Ole had no-one really to bring on to help.

I'm hoping that once Pogba and Shaw return, they will improve and could still have a chance to make the top 6, especially if they can reproduce their efforts against the 'big teams' when they play the lessor lights - however scoring goals will remain a challenge without a real decent striker - for me Rashford and Martial not really the answer.

Must be said as well that apart from Liverpool and maybe Man City, most teams look capable of pulling a rabbit out of the hat on any given day - I predict a log jam from 3rd to 12th position at least

I'm hoping for 3rd...but will settle for 4th.

Weekend games
Southampton - Leicester
Man City - Ast Villa
Brighton - Everton
Watford - Bournemouth
West Ham - Sheff Utd
Burnley - Chelsea
Newcastle - Wolves
Norwich - Man United
Arsenal - Crystal Palace
Liverpool - Tottenham

Norwich 28/10 look the value of the weekend against a United side who will be tired after trying to beat this seasons premier league champions. :whistle:

Craig Pienaar wrote: Weekend games
Southampton - Leicester (X 2)
Man City - Ast Villa (1)
Brighton - Everton (X 2)
Watford - Bournemouth (1)
West Ham - Sheff Utd (X)
Burnley - Chelsea (2)
Newcastle - Wolves (X 2)
Norwich - Man United (Maybe put 1 X 2 for this game )
Arsenal - Crystal Palace (1 X)
Liverpool - Tottenham (1)

Craig Pienaar wrote: Norwich 28/10 look the value of the weekend against a United side who will be tired after trying to beat this seasons premier league champions. :whistle:

I see you're a sucker for punishment Craig P

Leicester just beat Southampton 9 - 0 :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Southampton/Leicester :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick:

Lionel wrote:

Craig Pienaar wrote: Norwich 28/10 look the value of the weekend against a United side who will be tired after trying to beat this seasons premier league champions. :whistle:

I see you're a sucker for punishment Craig P

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Summary of the past weekends epl soccer
Highlight :woohoo: :woohoo:
Leicester humping Southampton
Choke of the weekend :whistle:
Arsenal 2 - 0 up against Palace after a couple of minutes and still couldnt get 3 points
Lowlight of the weekend :sick:
Man United earning a lucky win over Norwich :sick: