Premier League 2024/25

[Tuna]

1 minute ago, RowlattsFox said:

What is the Enzo vs Southampton aggregate score now? 

17-1

[winteriscoming]

Another manager we missed on in Glasner when Rodgers was fvcking everything up. 

[Noahfence]

**** off Wolves 

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

Villa need to be careful because I can’t see how they can sustain their current squad outgoings if they don’t have income from European football. They’re currently 10th.

 

An all to well familiar gamble of a mid table side. They’re on a slippery slope - and we know how hard it is to sustain. You cannot afford for recruitment to not pay dividends on the pitch.

[Foxin_Mad]

5 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

I at least hope Ipswich catch Wolves

Could get a win tomorrow 

[Kp1984]

Yes we are getting a rodgering from the EFL next season so the club better start stocking up on lube now. 

[Aus Fox]

2 minutes ago, tickler28 said:

We ain't staying up mate....it's over

Maybe not, but doesn’t mean I’m going to stop wanting results to go in our favour and keep the hope alive as long as possible.

For me, 32/33 points is still a possibility this season, so when Wolves play I want them to lose until we are mathematically down.

[CosbehFox]

Not a surprise to see that VAR and offside can’t work at Selhurst Park. The technology isn’t good enough at that ground 

[CrispinLA in Texas]

7 minutes ago, winteriscoming said:

Another manager we missed on in Glasner when Rodgers was fvcking everything up. 

I remember one or two here did say we should go for him......but doubt Rudkin and Top had ever heard of him 🙄

[StanSP]

7 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Not a surprise to see that VAR and offside can’t work at Selhurst Park. The technology isn’t good enough at that ground 

All the money in the game and they can't get provisions in to make it work there. 

[UniFox21]

11 minutes ago, Wasyls Pec Deck said:

Villa need to be careful because I can’t see how they can sustain their current squad outgoings if they don’t have income from European football. They’re currently 10th.

 

An all to well familiar gamble of a mid table side. They’re on a slippery slope - and we know how hard it is to sustain. You cannot afford for recruitment to not pay dividends on the pitch.

They've just sold Dhuran for big money, still have Watkins and a lot of saleable assets. And Emery still in charge

[RowlattsFox]

Not a lot of noise coming out Southampton when you consider how shit they've been. No real outrage from supporters, I guess when you're that shit it's just acceptance. 

Edited 25 February by RowlattsFox

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

5 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

They've just sold Dhuran for big money, still have Watkins and a lot of saleable assets. And Emery still in charge

You could have been talking about us not so long ago

[StanSP]

So much space in Southampton's midfield and defence. 

 

Chelsea could easily have 5 or 6.

Like Brentford on Friday they seem to have just stopped trying. 

[StanSP]

Although we'll probably face the same fate in our trip to Stamford Bridge next week

 

[Mike1983]

That's lovely.

[Chown]

19 minutes ago, Aus Fox said:

Maybe not, but doesn’t mean I’m going to stop wanting results to go in our favour and keep the hope alive as long as possible.

For me, 32/33 points is still a possibility this season, so when Wolves play I want them to lose until we are mathematically down.

Cooper likely would have got us to 32/33 points based on the first third of the season and the fact that we scored in every single home game he managed, but even then that total would be unlikely to keep us up.

 

There is zero chance Ruud will get us to that sort of total. We could possibly average half a point a game from now on in if we manage to score on rare occasions. That would give us another six points which would see us finish on 23.

[RowlattsFox]

I don't remember the last time I've watched Chelsea and not been introduced to at least 1 player I've never heard of. 

[Tuna]

11 minutes ago, Mike1983 said:

That's lovely.

Crawley and Peterborough have played 6 more games than us

[fox_favourite]

8 minutes ago, RowlattsFox said:

I don't remember the last time I've watched Chelsea and not been introduced to at least 1 player I've never heard of. 

It's not just me then 

[OntarioFox]

Considering Enzo is currently the devil incarnate according to a lot of Chelsea fans, he's got them back into the UCL spaces. 

[Chelmofox]

27 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

They've just sold Dhuran for big money, still have Watkins and a lot of saleable assets. And Emery still in charge

And happy to pay silly wages, including Rashford on loan. They are in trouble. 

[Foxin_Mad]

18 minutes ago, Chown said:

Cooper likely would have got us to 32/33 points based on the first third of the season and the fact that we scored in every single home game he managed, but even then that total would be unlikely to keep us up.

 

There is zero chance Ruud will get us to that sort of total. We could possibly average half a point a game from now on in if we manage to score on rare occasions. That would give us another six points which would see us finish on 23.

I think we were getting progressively worse under cooper. We started off alright but that absolute surrender against Forest was the end of him. I think when you can’t see any glimour of improvement that’s the end of it, the games we won we didn’t deserve to win. The only thing cooper could do was pull a few draws. I think all it it would have made much difference as we wouldn’t have been West Ham with him in charge. 

[woznotwos]

29 minutes ago, StanSP said:

So much space in Southampton's midfield and defence. 

 

Chelsea could easily have 5 or 6.

Like Brentford on Friday they seem to have just stopped trying. 

I agree, Brentford did stop trying. But they were cruising after 15 minutes so can’t really blame them. 

[Corky]

Wolves should be punished for being even remotely close to the absolute dross in the bottom three.