Premier League Thread 2019/20

[49er]

3 hours ago, Ric Flair said:

They will sack him within the next few weeks I reckon

I reckon Spuds will sack Pochettino and he will end up at Manure

[CosbehFox]

1 minute ago, 49er said:

I reckon Spuds will sack Pochettino and he will end up at Manure

I’m not sure. Certainly not in the immediate as part of the severance terms when sacked will see Pochettino legally unable to join another ‘big six’ club. 

[49er]

2 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

I’m not sure. Certainly not in the immediate as part of the severance terms when sacked will see Pochettino legally unable to join another ‘big six’ club. 

it would be a sensible appointment - a manager who has not won anything going to a team who won’t be winning anything in the near future

[Tuna]

United fans on Red Café want Wenger in until the end of the season.

[joachim1965]

Just now, Tuna said:

United fans on Red Café want Wenger in until the end of the season.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Wolfox]

I’m generally first into the queue to give my MUFC mate pelters…

 

Didn’t have the heart today …. It’d be like kicking a savaged puppy in the head

Edited 6 October 2019 by Wolfox

[Stadt]

As a kid I got, "Why do you support Leicester, they're shit" from plastic United fans so I don't care if they're a ravaged puppy with one leg, it's getting booted down a well

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

quite a horrible metaphor that actually

Edited 6 October 2019 by Stadt

[joachim1965]

1 minute ago, Stadt said:

As a kid I got, "Why do you support Leicester, they're shit" from plastic United fans so I don't care if they're a ravaged puppy with one leg, its getting booted down a well

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

quite a horrible metaphor that actually

I think that's  a good one to be fair.

[SecretPro]

**** United and their faux fans. My brother included. Laughing at him until death. 

[Jimothy]

16 minutes ago, Tuna said:

United fans on Red Café want Wenger in until the end of the season.

Because Wenger is famous for his one season salvage jobs and not his team building 

[Yes]

Wonder how many of their fan base would stick around if they were relegated, in terms of worldwide I genuinely think they’d lose the majority of their ‘fans’.

[weller54]

20 minutes ago, Tuna said:

United fans on Red Café want Wenger in until the end of the season.

The wrinkly faced assassin? 

[ARM1968]

1 hour ago, kyleolly said:

Yeah a new era in the championship

‘‘Tis what I meant. 👍

[Stadt]

Could you imagine if they actually went down  

 

 

 

It'd take the limelight off Liverpool winning the league a bit as well so I'm all for it 

[Blue ROI]

5 minutes ago, Yes said:

Wonder how many of their fan base would stick around if they were relegated, in terms of worldwide I genuinely think they’d lose the majority of their ‘fans’.

In Ireland they still kept a lot of their fans from the bad days of the 70s.

 

Even Liverpool have retained strong support after the 1990 decline.

 

Its the likes of Everton, Blackburn, Forest etc that lost their fanbase as success faded.

[Yes]

2 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Could you imagine if they actually went down  

 

 

 

It'd take the limelight off Liverpool winning the league a bit as well so I'm all for it 

this tweet made me laugh 

 

[Yes]

1 minute ago, Blue ROI said:

In Ireland they still kept a lot of their fans from the bad days of the 70s.

 

Even Liverpool have retained strong support after the 1990 decline.

 

Its the likes of Everton, Blackburn, Forest etc that lost their fanbase as success faded.

Think they’d keep most their fan base in Europe but was thinking more their fans in the likes of Asia and Africa, just can’t see those fans following them in the championship.

[Leicesterpool]

3 minutes ago, Yes said:

Think they’d keep most their fan base in Europe but was thinking more their fans in the likes of Asia and Africa, just can’t see those fans following them in the championship.

Within seconds of Man U going down, Liverpool and Man City shirts sales would triple in Asia and Africa. All you'd find in Japan's trash cans would be thrown away Man U shirts. 

[kyleolly]

11 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Could you imagine if they actually went down  

 

 

 

It'd take the limelight off Liverpool winning the league a bit as well so I'm all for it 

They’ll stay up because they’ll get a decent amount of points at old Trafford shame they can’t play every game away

[kyleolly]

1 minute ago, Leicesterpool said:

Within seconds of Man U going down, Liverpool and Man City shirts sales would triple in Asia and Africa. All you'd find in Japan's trash cans would be thrown away Man U shirts. 

And an increase of shirt sales in Kent were they claim they’re loyal supporters and backed them when they were shit

[Leicesterpool]

The same thing kinda happened when Leeds went down, some of the supporters just never returned. By the time they reached League One... some of the ex Leeds fans denied they ever had anything to do with the club. Starting to come out of the wood work again since they've been challenging for promotion back to the premier league again.

Edited 6 October 2019 by Leicesterpool

[HybridFox]

It would probably be a blessing in disguise if they went down from a footballing perspective. They'd be able to rebuild properly from the bottom. From a business point of view, what a disaster 

[kingfox]

1 hour ago, Raw Dykes said:

 

He sounds exactly like Taaj from Come Fly With Me  

 

Edited 6 October 2019 by kingfox

[Dan]

6 hours ago, Fox92 said:

They've got a relegation thread on Red Cafe  

They're dead serious as well. The majority of them actually think they could go in that thread. Some of them are already worried about not being able to bounce back up  

[Dan]

4 hours ago, brucey said:

 

Embarrassing and they're only saying this crap because it's their mate in charge. It's all politics at Man Utd. Even Neville holds back massively because of his own interests.

 

The Glazers are destroying them and they're doing it in a clever way.