Tuna Posted 4 March 2018 Posted 4 March 2018 You can just imagine when Wenger finally gets sacked, he'd still turn up to his office the next day as if he's still manager.
Wymsey Posted 4 March 2018 Posted 4 March 2018 Pardew and Wenger to be sacked by the end of next week?
st albans fox Posted 4 March 2018 Posted 4 March 2018 (edited) 7 hours ago, Mrfox452 said: Reckon I'm gonna watch arsenal fan tv over the ManCity vs Chelsea game. Was well worth it gonna be fun in the office tomorrow just a shame we have managed to screw up our chances of catching them this season Edited 4 March 2018 by st albans fox
Wymsey Posted 4 March 2018 Posted 4 March 2018 The last sentence make me chuckle slightly for some reason.. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola should not wear a yellow ribbon because "we don't want political symbols in football", FA chief executive Martin Glenn has said. The Spaniard has been wearing the ribbon on the touchline in support of imprisoned politicians in Catalonia. The Football Association charged him last month after two warnings. "You can't have and we don't want football equipment to display political symbols," said Glenn. Glenn was speaking at the International Football Association Board (Ifab) meeting in Zurich, where the use of video assistant referees was approved. "To be very clear, his yellow ribbon is a political symbol, it's a symbol of Catalan independence," added Glenn. I can tell you there are many more Spaniards, non-Catalans, who are pissed off by it."
fuchsntf Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 Dont laugh at Drinkwater, He might be the one who has the Last one....on us!!! Even though, I dont think He will have much success at Chelsea,and I wouldnt want him Back Here,His foxes time has gone.But He Served us Well, and rightly one of the Legends,our Legend,thats why I Wish him the best and Hope he still can find success, with Chelsea,but not to/at our Costs. 1
Popular Post Jimothy Posted 5 March 2018 Popular Post Posted 5 March 2018 10 hours ago, Tuna said: You can just imagine when Wenger finally gets sacked, he'd still turn up to his office the next day as if he's still manager. 1 4
Tielemans63 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 Chris Hughton doesn't get the credit he deserves. Done a great job at Brighton and stopped Newcastle imploding a few seasons back. 4
weller54 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 (edited) Touches in a game... Gundogan v Chelsea.. 181 James v Bournemouth.. 45 !!!! Edited 5 March 2018 by weller54
Jimothy Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/another-12-seasons-of-this-and-youre-fired-board-warns-wenger-20170210121905 2
Fox92 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 5 hours ago, Paddy. said: Chris Hughton doesn't get the credit he deserves. Done a great job at Brighton and stopped Newcastle imploding a few seasons back. I said earlier this season, if he keeps Brighton up he should be in with a shout of manager of the season. I like Hughton and he seems like a nice guy too.
Popular Post Captain... Posted 5 March 2018 Popular Post Posted 5 March 2018 2 hours ago, weller54 said: Touches in a game... Gundogan v Chelsea.. 181 James v Bournemouth.. 45 !!!! Gundogan breaks the record for number of passes for the best team in the league that also broke the record for the number of passes in a game, and you think it is worth pointing out that this record breaking total in a record breaking game for a record breaking team by a world class player is a lot more than Matt James got playing for Leicester v Bournemouth? 3 4
Fox92 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 4 minutes ago, Captain... said: Gundogan breaks the record for number of passes for the best team in the league that also broke the record for the number of passes in a game, and you think it is worth pointing out that this record breaking total in a record breaking game for a record breaking team by a world class player is a lot more than Matt James got playing for Leicester v Bournemouth? Must also look at Chelsea's negativity and at times just watching Man City pass the ball around compared to Bournemouth who come and actually attacked as they always do.
weller54 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 6 minutes ago, Captain... said: Gundogan breaks the record for number of passes for the best team in the league that also broke the record for the number of passes in a game, and you think it is worth pointing out that this record breaking total in a record breaking game for a record breaking team by a world class player is a lot more than Matt James got playing for Leicester v Bournemouth? I think it's very relevant to compare.. As Matty Jame's total of 45 is probably another record set... For the least passes completed!
Captain... Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 1 minute ago, weller54 said: I think it's very relevant to compare.. As Matty Jame's total of 45 is probably another record set... For the least passes completed! Not really, comparing anything to a record breaking total is pointless, compare it to the average, in fact if it is the lowest ever (which I doubt) then that is a lot more relevant than Gundogan. You want to prove that James is shit compare him to someone shit not the best.
AjcW Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 6 hours ago, Paddy. said: Chris Hughton doesn't get the credit he deserves. Done a great job at Brighton and stopped Newcastle imploding a few seasons back. Said it yesterday, great manager and great bloke, like you said not mentioned anywhere near enough! If you look at his career so far, the Norwich relegation is the only blot, and it was a close run thing! Over 50% win record at Newcastle and 40+ at Birmingham and Brighton. Would be interesting to see him take a step up, he's famed for defensive direct football but what I saw from Brighton yesterday was far from that... perhaps he's just one of those managers who adapts his style to the players in front of him. 2
weller54 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 27 minutes ago, Captain... said: Not really, comparing anything to a record breaking total is pointless, compare it to the average, in fact if it is the lowest ever (which I doubt) then that is a lot more relevant than Gundogan. You want to prove that James is shit compare him to someone shit not the best. Isn't James competing in the same league?
ScouseFox Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 20 minutes ago, weller54 said: Isn't James competing in the same league? this might come as a shock to you (depending on how intelligent you are) but we're not actually as good as man city, they're probably the best team this country has ever seen, their whole style is based on short quick passing and they break records for it weekly. cheers for pointing out that their central midfielder is probably better at passing than ours, though. 3
grobyfox1990 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 2 hours ago, Captain... said: Gundogan breaks the record for number of passes for the best team in the league that also broke the record for the number of passes in a game, and you think it is worth pointing out that this record breaking total in a record breaking game for a record breaking team by a world class player is a lot more than Matt James got playing for Leicester v Bournemouth? was thinking the same thing when i read the original post. If i was playing in man city's midfield yesterday i would've got at least 100 touches, that really is not an exaggeration!
Babylon Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 2 hours ago, weller54 said: I think it's very relevant to compare.. As Matty Jame's total of 45 is probably another record set... For the least passes completed! Is that stat correct as I can't find it? Whoscored says 25 passes against Bournemouth and 41 touches. For reference Stoke last week: N'diaye 41 touches and 24 passes Allen 50 touches 27 passes Shaquiri 41 touches 21 passes So it wouldn't even be the lowest touches / passes by a midfield player in our last two games. 2
AyewJoking Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 27 minutes ago, grobyfox1990 said: was thinking the same thing when i read the original post. If i was playing in man city's midfield yesterday i would've got at least 100 touches, that really is not an exaggeration! Touching other players doesn't count 1
winteriscoming Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 2 hours ago, AjcW said: Said it yesterday, great manager and great bloke, like you said not mentioned anywhere near enough! If you look at his career so far, the Norwich relegation is the only blot, and it was a close run thing! Over 50% win record at Newcastle and 40+ at Birmingham and Brighton. Would be interesting to see him take a step up, he's famed for defensive direct football but what I saw from Brighton yesterday was far from that... perhaps he's just one of those managers who adapts his style to the players in front of him. Don't really know why we werent interested in him when Shakespeare went. Always came across as a decent down to earth manager unlike the arrogant dyche and big sam. Seems to have done well whereever he's been.
RumbleFox Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 (edited) 2 hours ago, weller54 said: I think it's very relevant to compare.. As Matty Jame's total of 45 is probably another record set... For the least passes completed! Well you could say James had more touches than Hazard but, you know, you'd be an idiot to do so. Seems a weird way to get a sly dig in at James? X Edited 5 March 2018 by RumbleFox
Corky Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 4 hours ago, Fox92 said: I said earlier this season, if he keeps Brighton up he should be in with a shout of manager of the season. I like Hughton and he seems like a nice guy too. Yes but Hughton- 34 points compared to Gurdiola- 78 points? They are competing in the same league. 1
Fox92 Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 11 minutes ago, Corky said: Yes but Hughton- 34 points compared to Gurdiola- 78 points? They are competing in the same league. Didn’t say win it I said “in with a shout” which is fair given the size, expectations, budget and pulling size of Brighton compared to any top 6 club. 1
Guest Col city fan Posted 5 March 2018 Posted 5 March 2018 21 hours ago, Tuna said: You can just imagine when Wenger finally gets sacked, he'd still turn up to his office the next day as if he's still manager.
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