Re:Re:PREMIER LEAGUE 2022/23

This and possibly next are the seasons where the likes of Arsenal, Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Spurs are the last that one of them could win the title and two of them get top 4, unless like Man City and Newcastle they have owners that will throw £200 million a year buying top players.

Man City and Newcastle will be the two sides that will dominate unless Man United find a buyer from Saudi or another oil rich country. Chelsea’s new owner has plenty but I doubt if it’s unending like the Man City and Newcastle owners riches.

Not long before Newcastle revamp St James Park to fit 70k in for a match.

Howard Webb, former ref and Man United 12th man is trying to get refs and VAR to work together. He has only been in the job for a few weeks and it appears to be working.

cross wrote: Robin Hood and his merry men done exactly what they are supposed to do yesterday.

Aaah, and the Merry Men were far better, but their arrows just don’t shoot straight.


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The winter transfers have opened and will close 31 Jan. A question, does that mean the clubs can play new players only from 1 Feb, or, can they play them from now?


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Mac wrote:

The winter transfers have opened and will close 31 Jan. A question, does that mean the clubs can play new players only from 1 Feb, or, can they play them from now?


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They can play straight away. If they have EU passports they now need a visa due to brexit which could take a week or more to obtain.

🚨English media report that Cristiano Ronaldo's contract has a clause to go on loan to Newcastle to July. in case the English team ends the season in Champions League positions, they are currently in third place on the table. Remember that the owners of the Newcastle are from the state of Saudi Arabia. 🇸🇦

Really enjoying watching United games again. They are playing with structure, system and style. The revival is gathering steam.

Lionel wrote:

Really enjoying watching United games again. They are playing with structure, system and style. The revival is gathering steam.

You are playing Bournemouth at home your ladies team will even beat them. Let’s see where you are after you have played Man City and Arsenal this month

CnC 306 wrote:

Lionel wrote:

Really enjoying watching United games again. They are playing with structure, system and style. The revival is gathering steam.

You are playing Bournemouth at home your ladies team will even beat them. Let’s see where you are after you have played Man City and Arsenal this month

City will be tough. Not expecting much. We trashed Arsenal once already this season - should be much of the same next time around.

You had 3 shots on goal bc and scored all Arsenal had 14 shots scored 3 but VAR ruled out two.

VAR and the ref at it again tonight by not awarding Arsenal a penalty when Newcastle player assaulted Gabriel in the box. Disappointing to see a team in 3rd stick their whole team behind the ball for 90 minutes.

Bob Brogan wrote:

:woohoo:

Has Frank Lampard been given the sack ???