Arriba Los Zorros Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 World is right again with Burnley near the rel zone. Hope they drop!
egg_fried_rice Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 Burnley are toss. Poor man's Huddersfield.
Izzy Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 4 hours ago, StriderHiryu said: Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season! "We know what we are" "We know what we aaaaare" "A mid table team paying mid table wages, playing mid table football with mid table players and a mid table manager to mid table attendances". "We know what we are"
Suzie the Fox Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 8 minutes ago, Super_horns said: Newcastle fans will be happy if they win but then again gutted because it probably means Ashley won't give their Rafa money to spend in the transfer window if they keep showing an up turn in form.. I thought he wouldnt leave due to losing to much if he breaks his contract, but also is yet to renew it so when it runs out he is gone? He cant have much longer left... Could be wrong though and thats all changed now
Ian Nacho Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 4 hours ago, StriderHiryu said: Average annual wage of Premier League clubs 2018-19. (The list) Man Utd £6,534,654 Man City £5,993,000 Chelsea £5,020,004 Liverpool £4,862,963 Arsenal £4,853,130 Tottenham £3,515,778 Everton £3,252,690 West Ham £3,189,333 Crystal Palace £2,757,000 Leicester £2,710,710 Southampton £2,669,333 Bournemouth £1,989,520 Watford £1,775,172 Wolves £1,757,600 Fulham £1,727,440 Brighton £1,695,040 Newcastle £1,650,133 Burnley £1,603,197 Huddersfield £1,238,004 Cardiff £957,471 Incredibly we are in the same league position as the wages we pay. Let's see if that's true come the end of the season! We are literally average in every department it's fine being average if you have some sort of aim and direction which we do.
StriderHiryu Posted 26 November 2018 Posted 26 November 2018 1 hour ago, Izzy Muzzett said: "We know what we are" "We know what we aaaaare" "A mid table team paying mid table wages, playing mid table football with mid table players and a mid table manager to mid table attendances". "We know what we are"
norwichfox Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 14 hours ago, Langston said: That wages table really does highlight what a sensational job Pochettino has done really. Unless it doesn't include bonuses.....
The Quick Brown Fox Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 On 25/11/2018 at 09:50, breadandcheese said: Consistency of refereeing is a pain but I'm glad the ref pulled up Maddison for diving and wish it happened more to try and stamp it out. With VAR coming in, it would be good to see free kicks given against divers but in the same position in the opposite box, I don't think a yellow card is sufficient punishment, it only really hampers one player (unless it's a 2nd such as Saturday). To give a free kick in the opposite box puts the offending team under pressure and would make sure that gaffers stopped players even attempting a dive.
Guest Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 14 hours ago, Max Wall said: Everything went right for them last season. That doesn't happen every season. They were always unlikely to produce as many 1-0 victories, which was absolutely key for them. Last season for Burnley was the equivalent of our title win for us. 13 minutes ago, browniefox said: With VAR coming in, it would be good to see free kicks given against divers but in the same position in the opposite box, I don't think a yellow card is sufficient punishment, it only really hampers one player (unless it's a 2nd such as Saturday). To give a free kick in the opposite box puts the offending team under pressure and would make sure that gaffers stopped players even attempting a dive. And people think some of my suggestions are off the wall.
Babylon Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 14 hours ago, UniFox21 said: What happened to them? They've become god awful lately, against an emotionally and physically drained us they were crap. They can't blame the Europa league as they weren't in it long. May be a case similar to Wigan where they just can't keep at this level? I was shocked how bad they have been. They were the ultimate grafters last year, every game they played you knew the opposition were in for a battle. I didn't see that against us, and they carried almost no threat going forwards.
Xen Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 40 minutes ago, browniefox said: With VAR coming in, it would be good to see free kicks given against divers but in the same position in the opposite box, I don't think a yellow card is sufficient punishment, it only really hampers one player (unless it's a 2nd such as Saturday). To give a free kick in the opposite box puts the offending team under pressure and would make sure that gaffers stopped players even attempting a dive. Bizarre. I'd much prefer if something in-between yellow/reds was introduced, like a 15-min sin bin that carries over to the next game if it goes past FT. Punishes the whole team temporarily, but without being quite as harsh as a straight sending off.
OhYesNdidi Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 45 minutes ago, Babylon said: I was shocked how bad they have been. They were the ultimate grafters last year, every game they played you knew the opposition were in for a battle. I didn't see that against us, and they carried almost no threat going forwards. This is probably the reaction that other fans of teams (especially boro, hull & Burnley) had of us during the 16/17 season.
Ric Flair Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 On 25/11/2018 at 23:01, SecretPro said: What's happened to Wolves, thought they were Champions League? Suffering the same slump we faced after winning the league.
Ric Flair Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 1 hour ago, Babylon said: I was shocked how bad they have been. They were the ultimate grafters last year, every game they played you knew the opposition were in for a battle. I didn't see that against us, and they carried almost no threat going forwards. Yeah, a shocking result for us on the face of it. They are shit
Babylon Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 8 minutes ago, Ric Flair said: Yeah, a shocking result for us on the face of it. They are shit We should have won and created enough to win again, even under the circumstances. Story of many of our games really!
fuchsntf Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 1 hour ago, FIF said: Last season for Burnley was the equivalent of our title win for us. And people think some of my suggestions are off the wall. Ask. @Max Wall
Ric Flair Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 39 minutes ago, Babylon said: We should have won and created enough to win again, even under the circumstances. Story of many of our games really! Absolutely, we must start getting more wins at home if we're serious about progression. Our away form is not too bad.
norwichfox Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 1 hour ago, Xen said: Bizarre. I'd much prefer if something in-between yellow/reds was introduced, like a 15-min sin bin that carries over to the next game if it goes past FT. Punishes the whole team temporarily, but without being quite as harsh as a straight sending off. I've been in favour of this for a long time
UniFox21 Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 2 hours ago, Babylon said: I was shocked how bad they have been. They were the ultimate grafters last year, every game they played you knew the opposition were in for a battle. I didn't see that against us, and they carried almost no threat going forwards. They used to play a little football, always pressed and were resolute in defence. They literally resorted to long ball, they looked like a newly promoted team. It was really surprising to see how they've changed so much. They hadn't lost any key players?
Babylon Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 11 minutes ago, UniFox21 said: They used to play a little football, always pressed and were resolute in defence. They literally resorted to long ball, they looked like a newly promoted team. It was really surprising to see how they've changed so much. They hadn't lost any key players? They lost Brady for quite a while, but he was on the bench against us. They had the look of a team who thought they'd cracked it, but they took their foot off the gas slightly thinking the league was easy.
sylofox Posted 27 November 2018 Author Posted 27 November 2018 2 hours ago, FIF said: And people think some of my suggestions are off the wall. They are but you don't have a monopoly on strange
Guest Posted 27 November 2018 Posted 27 November 2018 21 minutes ago, sylofox said: They are but you don't have a monopoly on strange Strange is the normal on FT.
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