Suzie the Fox Posted 22 May 2019 Posted 22 May 2019 6 hours ago, davieG said: Last season's thread is locked so putting this in here. From the Merc Premier League injury record 2018-19 Manchester United: 61 injuries 1,1392 days lost Tottenham Hotspur: 42-1,140 Liverpool: 37-801 Huddersfield Town: 36-1,039 Newcastle United: 36-1,061 Arsenal: 35-1,316. Cardiff City: 35-1,075 Manchester City: 35-1,134. Bournemouth: 33-1,108 Watford: 33-853 Crystal Palace: 30-777 Chelsea: 29-466 Southampton: 28-873 Everton: 27-557 West Ham United: 27-1,287 Burnley: 25-809 Brighton and Hove Albion: 22-770 Fulham: 19-714 Leicester City: 13-461 Wolves: 5-88 Interesting stats actually.
TheSomersetFox Posted 22 May 2019 Posted 22 May 2019 5 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Can’t quite work out Manchester U’s transfer tactics this summer. Grumble about a fee on a Swansea winger never played in the PL. Interested in Longstaff who plays occasionally for Newcastle. Now tabling a £7million from a kid from Stoke playing centre back. They’ve gone from one scale of the transfer market to the next ! Who’s this?
Wymsey Posted 22 May 2019 Posted 22 May 2019 18 minutes ago, Goober said: Who’s this? Nathan Collins. 1
Popular Post Foxxed Posted 22 May 2019 Popular Post Posted 22 May 2019 5 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Can’t quite work out Manchester U’s transfer tactics this summer. Grumble about a fee on a Swansea winger never played in the PL. Interested in Longstaff who plays occasionally for Newcastle. Now tabling a £7million from a kid from Stoke playing centre back. They’ve gone from one scale of the transfer market to the next ! Ole's sending them down. Fergie's United: Every single member of the class of 92 attempting to replicate those times: 1 7
sylofox Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 11 hours ago, Foxxed said: Ole's sending them down. Fergie's United: Every single member of the class of 92 attempting to replicate those times: The bird at the bottom has to be from Coventry.
Dan Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 18 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said: Can’t quite work out Manchester U’s transfer tactics this summer. Grumble about a fee on a Swansea winger never played in the PL. Interested in Longstaff who plays occasionally for Newcastle. Now tabling a £7million from a kid from Stoke playing centre back. They’ve gone from one scale of the transfer market to the next ! I can't tell if they're just trying to bring in hungrier players, but ultimately making too many gambles in the process, or if they're absolutely cheating themselves and not bringing in a lot better. I think they'll take a good 2/3 years to fix, I just can't tell if this is part of fixing the problem or if it's not actually solving anything. They're making the signings I'd expect Bournemouth to make.
Phube Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 Isn’t it next season that the Boxing Day fixtures will all be on Amazon Prime? I can’t remember?
norwichfox Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 3 hours ago, Koke said: Hahahaha Grass....or is that what he was smoking?
Finnegan Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 The Italians are reporting Pep to Juve is imminent. I know he doesn't like staying anywhere long but if he quits Man City before getting one more crack at the CL as clear favourites next year, that's really poor form. No doubt a brilliant coach but a bit weird. What's he going to do when he's had 3 years at Juve, Man City, Barca and Bayern? 3 years at PSG then retire?
TheSomersetFox Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 1 minute ago, Finnegan said: The Italians are reporting Pep to Juve is imminent. I know he doesn't like staying anywhere long but if he quits Man City before getting one more crack at the CL as clear favourites next year, that's really poor form. No doubt a brilliant coach but a bit weird. What's he going to do when he's had 3 years at Juve, Man City, Barca and Bayern? 3 years at PSG then retire? Probably bored of their shit boring fans tbh. Wants to manage a proper club again I imagine 2
Guest Manini Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 10 minutes ago, Finnegan said: The Italians are reporting Pep to Juve is imminent. I know he doesn't like staying anywhere long but if he quits Man City before getting one more crack at the CL as clear favourites next year, that's really poor form. No doubt a brilliant coach but a bit weird. What's he going to do when he's had 3 years at Juve, Man City, Barca and Bayern? 3 years at PSG then retire? Talking about this at work and we wonder if he’s had some inside info that the CL ban is very likely
Popular Post Finnegan Posted 23 May 2019 Popular Post Posted 23 May 2019 I like him but I'd have way more respect for him if he rocked up at like Milan, Dortmund, Valencia, Napoli, Inter, etc and actually built to topple one of the big boys. 12
walkerleeds Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 18 minutes ago, Finnegan said: The Italians are reporting Pep to Juve is imminent. I know he doesn't like staying anywhere long but if he quits Man City before getting one more crack at the CL as clear favourites next year, that's really poor form. No doubt a brilliant coach but a bit weird. What's he going to do when he's had 3 years at Juve, Man City, Barca and Bayern? 3 years at PSG then retire? Would be very, very funny if it happened. 1
Koke Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 (edited) Juve won't fit him. Ronaldo is an individual and his greatness is partly due to his individualism. Pep hates that and is more about team work. Pep is an intelligent man and surely he can foresee the problems that will arise between him and CR9. Edited 23 May 2019 by Koke
SystonFox Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 Pep could replace Brendan when he gets poached for the Barca job next year after helping us win the domestic treble
Buzzell Posted 23 May 2019 Posted 23 May 2019 7 hours ago, Finnegan said: I like him but I'd have way more respect for him if he rocked up at like Milan, Dortmund, Valencia, Napoli, Inter, etc and actually built to topple one of the big boys. Nah he can’t do that. He’d actually have to do some real work.
Popular Post fazzyfox Posted 24 May 2019 Popular Post Posted 24 May 2019 RC - "News is breaking that Norwich City have announced a new family season ticket offer. For £2400 you can bring along your father, father-in-law, uncle, cousin, nephew, brother, son, son-in law, brother-in-law, mother, mother-in-law, sister, daughter, daughter-in-law, niece, aunt, stepbrother, step-sister and great Aunt and uncle." RB - "You get four seats" 9
ThaiFox Posted 26 May 2019 Posted 26 May 2019 On 23/05/2019 at 11:29, Dan LCFC said: I can't tell if they're just trying to bring in hungrier players, but ultimately making too many gambles in the process, or if they're absolutely cheating themselves and not bringing in a lot better. I think they'll take a good 2/3 years to fix, I just can't tell if this is part of fixing the problem or if it's not actually solving anything. They're making the signings I'd expect Bournemouth to make. At the moment, I'd say most Bournemouth players would get in the current Man Utd side! I'll be amazed if OGS is still there at Xmas. Totally the wrong choice and a terrible appointment made because of romantic reasons. I liken it to Ranieri going to Fulham. Does anyone really think that as manager, OGS strikes fear into other clubs that he's going to turn it around, or convince top players he is the man to turn Man Utd around? And if I were a top player, would I choose Man Utd, over Man City, Liverpool, or even Chelsea or Arsenal? Not a chance. Even the dreaded Spuds would be a more plausible choice. If Harry Maguire goes to Man Utd I actually see that as a backward step at this point in his career. I'd say staying at Leicester, or if he wants to move on, go to Wolves or Everton, as they would all be far better options. What's the point in being remembered as a great player in a terrible Man Utd team?
Chrysalis Posted 26 May 2019 Posted 26 May 2019 On 28/04/2019 at 02:25, glebe_sydneyfox said: Looking forward to Sheffield Utd being back. Always had a soft spot for them for some reason. I honestly cannot see anyone getting close to Liverpool and City again next season, the 4 clubs below them need 1-2 seasons of smart recruitment to challenge again imo.. Man city depends when pep leaves them.
Fox92 Posted 26 May 2019 Posted 26 May 2019 26 minutes ago, don_danbury said: lee congerton Is that post finished ?
don_danbury Posted 26 May 2019 Posted 26 May 2019 34 minutes ago, Fox92 said: Is that post finished ? yeah i was very bored. 1
Otis Posted 26 May 2019 Posted 26 May 2019 On 23/05/2019 at 17:19, Koke said: Juve won't fit him. Ronaldo is an individual and his greatness is partly due to his individualism. Pep hates that and is more about team work. Pep is an intelligent man and surely he can foresee the problems that will arise between him and CR9. I take it you mean CR7 1
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