Izzy Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 6 hours ago, David Guiza said: Good quiz on Four Four Two to name the top 5 English goalscorers from every Premier League season. https://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/football-quiz-can-you-name-top-five-english-goalscorers-every-premier-league-season Still impressed with myself for getting the Ipswich player from 2000/01, Coventry player from 1997/98 and Spurs player in 1995/96. Never even heard of the Man City player from the 92/93 season. I can put that down to only being 1/2 at the time and not hearing his name banded about since. I spent the first five minutes typing in Henry, Van Nistelrooy, Yorke etc and wondering why they didn’t appear on the list. Then I twigged it’s only English players. Twat I am 2
UniFox21 Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 Peak international break stuff; order these mangers. For me: Fergie, Pep, Jose, Klopp. Klopp can't compete with any of them until he wins the prem.
Koke Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 Just now, UniFox21 said: Peak international break stuff; order these mangers. For me: Fergie, Pep, Jose, Klopp. Klopp can't compete with any of them until he wins the prem. Ferguson Pep Mourinho Klopp Pep will overtake Fergusson when he is 60.
StanSP Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 That's some heavy going (for the normal person, not a footballer!) but a very strict regime nonetheless.
Aus Fox Posted 12 November 2019 Author Posted 12 November 2019 25 minutes ago, StanSP said: Choudhury's fault. Out for the season and so the Champions in waiting fall begins.... or it’s just a precaution and he’ll be back in action next week.
st albans fox Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 22 minutes ago, Aus Fox said: Out for the season and so the Champions in waiting fall begins.... or it’s just a precaution and he’ll be back in action next week. 1
KingsX Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 1 hour ago, brucey said: LCFC equivalent (1960s) 2
Grebfromgrebland Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 Just now, urban.spaceman said: Surely the issue isn't Pochetino but the fighting and EastEnders style drama in the dressing room?
Popular Post urban.spaceman Posted 12 November 2019 Popular Post Posted 12 November 2019 8 minutes ago, Grebfromgrebland said: Surely the issue isn't Pochetino but the fighting and EastEnders style drama in the dressing room? INT. CHEESE ROOM - DAY Pochettino points aggressively at the tactics board, while the rest of the team laughs at Dele Alli, who is making a trophy out of cheese. DELE ALLI Look! An actual ****ing trophy! HARRY KANE Pay attention you little shitbag and you might be in with the chance of winning something here. DELE ALLI You aint my muvva! HARRY KANE YES I AM! DUFF DUFF DUFF DUFF DUFF DUFF DUFF DUFF.... 7
Sand cats Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 (edited) Next fixture is interesting, one of Chelsea or Man City or both will drop points, and Liverpool play Crystal Palace away. Edited 12 November 2019 by Sand cats 1
420Hashish Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 2 hours ago, brucey said: I'd already be in debt from my first day at the club if I played there. I always seem to be late for everything.
Guest ttfn Posted 12 November 2019 Posted 12 November 2019 (edited) 2 hours ago, brucey said: Why has Lampard signed it?! Edited 12 November 2019 by ttfn
Koke Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 (edited) 9 hours ago, urban.spaceman said: 5 seasons at Spurs and each season has been an improvement on the previous, until now. It's not his fault there are several key players out of contract and thus look unmotivated. Poch deserves a chance to rectify this situation and rebuild the squad. Poch is a brilliant coach and I doubt Spurs will get anyone better. Edited 13 November 2019 by Koke 2
Ashley Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 Anyone seen the rumours doing the rounds that Liverpool v Man City didnt have VAR in use on Sunday?
shade Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 10 hours ago, 420Hashish said: I'd already be in debt from my first day at the club if I played there. I always seem to be late for everything. I don't understand people who do this?!
Popular Post StriderHiryu Posted 13 November 2019 Popular Post Posted 13 November 2019 Saw this on Reddit, and came from a Chelsea site originally. It's trying to judge how difficult each team's fixtures have been and will be in the future based on their current league position and points accumulated. Very interesting reading, because it shows in terms of relative fixtures left for us this season, we have "easier" fixtures for the rest of the season than those we have played so far. The only downer is that Liverpool on paper have an even easier fixture list! Maybe some good news is that Chelsea have a tougher time coming up, and the difference between 3rd and 4th is quite a big one as 3rd place gets an automatic place in the Champions League whereas 4th place has to go into a qualifying round. Also interesting to see just how well Sheffield United have done, 5th place despite having a very hard list of fixtures so far, and ominous for Everton who on paper had the easiest fixture list but now have a nightmare run of fixtures left to go. Newcastle also look to have done surprisingly well despite us clattering them 5-0. 4 2
Popular Post Xen Posted 13 November 2019 Popular Post Posted 13 November 2019 (edited) 50 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: Saw this on Reddit, and came from a Chelsea site originally. It's trying to judge how difficult each team's fixtures have been and will be in the future based on their current league position and points accumulated. Very interesting reading, because it shows in terms of relative fixtures left for us this season, we have "easier" fixtures for the rest of the season than those we have played so far. The only downer is that Liverpool on paper have an even easier fixture list! Maybe some good news is that Chelsea have a tougher time coming up, and the difference between 3rd and 4th is quite a big one as 3rd place gets an automatic place in the Champions League whereas 4th place has to go into a qualifying round. Also interesting to see just how well Sheffield United have done, 5th place despite having a very hard list of fixtures so far, and ominous for Everton who on paper had the easiest fixture list but now have a nightmare run of fixtures left to go. Newcastle also look to have done surprisingly well despite us clattering them 5-0. It's a flawed metric, though. It doesn't make sense for Arsenal to simultaneously have the 6th easiest fixtures so far and the 4th easiest fixtures remaining. Everyone plays exactly the same teams (bar themselves) so it should more or less even out. Tough fixtures to date => Easier fixtures upcoming. I've ran the fixtures myself (using the same current-position logic) and supposedly ours has been the 2nd - not 11th - hardest fixture list so far (behind Southampton, ahead of Everton in 3rd and Arsenal in 4th). For remaining fixtures it's by and large the opposite - we've got the easiest fixtures remaining (20th), Liverpool just behind in 19th and Arsenal in 17th. If I wasn't at work I'd post the full tables I've generated - might have to recreate them back at home later. Presumably 'remaining' doesnt include 'next 5' so I'll accept some difference there, but that first column just doesn't make sense whatever way you look at it. We've played 8 of the current top 10 already (one of the 2 is ourselves!) and yet apparently there are 10 sides who've had a tougher time than us... Edit: The only thing I can think of is that if 'remaining fixtures' doesnt include the next 5 games, then its going to be incredibly tight as 19/22 remaining games will be against the same sides as everyone else (so, allowing for the difference from your own sides standing, everyone will have the same difficulty more-or-less). Arsenal's last 3 fixtures from this half of the season are Everton, West Ham and Man City, so slightly skewed towards the easier side which is probably enough to give them a nudge to the 'easy' side of a very tight range. Edited 13 November 2019 by Xen 6 1
KrefelderFox666 Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 49 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: Saw this on Reddit, and came from a Chelsea site originally. It's trying to judge how difficult each team's fixtures have been and will be in the future based on their current league position and points accumulated. Very interesting reading, because it shows in terms of relative fixtures left for us this season, we have "easier" fixtures for the rest of the season than those we have played so far. The only downer is that Liverpool on paper have an even easier fixture list! Maybe some good news is that Chelsea have a tougher time coming up, and the difference between 3rd and 4th is quite a big one as 3rd place gets an automatic place in the Champions League whereas 4th place has to go into a qualifying round. Also interesting to see just how well Sheffield United have done, 5th place despite having a very hard list of fixtures so far, and ominous for Everton who on paper had the easiest fixture list but now have a nightmare run of fixtures left to go. Newcastle also look to have done surprisingly well despite us clattering them 5-0. That changed years ago. Doesn't matter whether you finish 2nd, 3rd or 4th. The only difference is a little more prize money the higher we finish. CL group stages are guaranteed for the Top 4. 4
StriderHiryu Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 2 minutes ago, KrefelderFox666 said: That changed years ago. Doesn't matter whether you finish 2nd, 3rd or 4th. The only difference is a little more prize money the higher we finish. CL group stages are guaranteed for the Top 4. Ah that's good news to hear!
jammie82uk Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 3 hours ago, StriderHiryu said: Saw this on Reddit, and came from a Chelsea site originally. It's trying to judge how difficult each team's fixtures have been and will be in the future based on their current league position and points accumulated. Very interesting reading, because it shows in terms of relative fixtures left for us this season, we have "easier" fixtures for the rest of the season than those we have played so far. The only downer is that Liverpool on paper have an even easier fixture list! Maybe some good news is that Chelsea have a tougher time coming up, and the difference between 3rd and 4th is quite a big one as 3rd place gets an automatic place in the Champions League whereas 4th place has to go into a qualifying round. Also interesting to see just how well Sheffield United have done, 5th place despite having a very hard list of fixtures so far, and ominous for Everton who on paper had the easiest fixture list but now have a nightmare run of fixtures left to go. Newcastle also look to have done surprisingly well despite us clattering them 5-0. Everton and west ham could be in trouble looking at that Also watford and Norwich could feel hard done by
UniFox21 Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 This isn't really a fine is it? To a footballer who probs earns triple that a week and banning from 1 game isn't going to do shit. 1
steveherbe Posted 13 November 2019 Posted 13 November 2019 (edited) 1 hour ago, UniFox21 said: This isn't really a fine is it? To a footballer who probs earns triple that a week and banning from 1 game isn't going to do shit. It's an insult, that's what it is. Racist??? It's PC gone fookin mad. Edited 13 November 2019 by steveherbe 1
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