Premier League Thread 2023/2024

[foxile5]

Problem is that this insanity will go unpunished - in every sense - because they're one of the internationally popular six.

 

More cash awash through them and no real regulation because it keeps the Premier League popular in the right markets.

 

They won't be allowed to fail.

Edited 21 May 2024 by foxile5

[kyleolly]

29 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

Now that would be good 

With Southgate going the other way 😂

[fox_favourite]

1 hour ago, Wymsey said:

Cue Enzo links..

TalkSport have mentioned his name 

[Wymsey]

Just now, fox_favourite said:

TalkSport have mentioned his name 

Probably from here..

[fox_favourite]

Farke linked  (let's see if it works)

1 minute ago, Wymsey said:

Probably from here..

 

[Nalis]

Thought Chelsea would finish top 4 next season with a summer of stability.  All very odd, more fool them.

[Daggers]

Go on Chelsea, sign Brenda Nout. 

[The Bear]

Amazed he hasn't gotten the sack yet. 

 

 

[Koke]

Might be unpopular but I'd actually give Ten Haag 1 more season. Arteta finished 8th twice in a row when he first came.

[Torquay Gunner]

1 hour ago, Koke said:

Might be unpopular but I'd actually give Ten Haag 1 more season. Arteta finished 8th twice in a row when he first came.

Thing is Ten Haag spent a lot more money than Arteta did over first two seasons. 

[Finnegan]

1 hour ago, Torquay Gunner said:

Thing is Ten Haag spent a lot more money than Arteta did over first two seasons. 

 

Ten Hag didn't spend anything, neither did Arteta for that matter. They're Head Coaches, not directors or heads of recruitment. 

 

It's pretty obvious that whoever manages United, the playing staff are the biggest problem there, they've recruited absolute trash with more ego than talent for a decade. 

 

Ten Hag's Ajax were superb and he'll probably recover from this to have a good career but replacing him is pointless without gutting the squad and pretty much starting again. 

 

[lcfc278]

17 hours ago, StanSP said:

Maybe Poch has agreed to be England manager when Southgate leaves

An Argentinian managing England? No chance. He'd never be able to return to his home country if he took that job.

[Super_horns]

30 minutes ago, lcfc278 said:

An Argentinian managing England? No chance. He'd never be able to return to his home country if he took that job.

Just love to see the reaction of the tabloids , Farage etc !

[Torquay Gunner]

3 hours ago, Finnegan said:

 

Ten Hag didn't spend anything, neither did Arteta for that matter. They're Head Coaches, not directors or heads of recruitment. 

 

It's pretty obvious that whoever manages United, the playing staff are the biggest problem there, they've recruited absolute trash with more ego than talent for a decade. 

 

Ten Hag's Ajax were superb and he'll probably recover from this to have a good career but replacing him is pointless without gutting the squad and pretty much starting again. 

 

I will be happy for him to continue managing them, although I would expect him to get sacked at some point during next season.  Seems a square peg in a round hole there.

[Leicesterpool]

Talks Tuchel going back... hasn't exactly lite up the world since leaving Chelsea. Surprised no further suggestions of a return for Jose.

[MPH]

Early optimism is being deflated at Ipswich. McKenna is going to refuse a new contract  and is keen on a move now whilst his stock is high.

 

 

had an Ipswich lad on Facebook tell me they were nailed on top 5 in the prem this season and fight to win it the season after.

 

id love to have a chat with him about this..

[UniFox21]

So Liverpool, Chelsea, rumoured Man United will all have new managers next season

[Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot]

Sancho has done well since his loan move by all accounts, lots of very good players go there and just become rubbish. Can’t just be the manager or the board or the players themselves. There’s something in the culture at Man United that just turns everything to crap. 

[Leicesterpool]

16 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

So Liverpool, Chelsea, rumoured Man United will all have new managers next season

Chelsea have made themselves look right mugs, whilst Liverpool and Man Utd will be going through a new transition period this was Chelsea opportunity to capitalise on their good form towards the end of the season build on the momentum and make a push for the top four. Instead they will put themselves for yet another transition with a manager who may not like the players and look to move some on. 

[MPH]

I actually thought Chelsea looked quite good last couple of months of the season..

[UniFox21]

 

 

[Super_horns]

1 hour ago, UniFox21 said:

 

 

Really left field appointment.

 

Not like he is German or once a player for them .

Edited 22 May 2024 by Super_horns

[Libertine]

Going down the Leverkusen route of "well he was a good player".

[StanSP]

Talk about falling upwards... 

[Leicesterpool]

If Kompany does go Bayern. Roseiner to Burnley likely i think.