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Premier League 2024/25

By StanSP, in Leicester City Forum

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urban.spaceman

urban.spaceman

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2 minutes ago, Soar Fox said:

He’s honoured his contract, won everything there is to win in club football and going to join the biggest club in the world. He should be going with a great send off from the club & fans. 
 

Have Liverpool paid us for Trey Nyoni yet anyway???

Nope. 

 

“Rules for thee, not for me.” Scouse Tories. 

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davieG

davieG

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My son in law his dad and brother are all born and bred Liverpool fans and their response to TAA leaving was "Yeah, not that bothered to be honest" and "Same, only sad part is we didn't get some £"

 

Despite all the hatred on here for Liverpool fans they are thoroughly decent people very humble and magnanimous with respect to LCFC and football. It also applies to all the the Liverpool people I've met through them.

 

There's so much tarring of everyone with the same brush on here and yet when it happens re being an LCFC fan the response on here is outrage. 

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Weller Wing

Weller Wing

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3 minutes ago, davieG said:

My son in law his dad and brother are all born and bred Liverpool fans and their response to TAA leaving was "Yeah, not that bothered to be honest" and "Same, only sad part is we didn't get some £"

 

Despite all the hatred on here for Liverpool fans they are thoroughly decent people very humble and magnanimous with respect to LCFC and football. It also applies to all the the Liverpool people I've met through them.

 

There's so much tarring of everyone with the same brush on here and yet when it happens re being an LCFC fan the response on here is outrage. 

I've always hated Liverpool more than any other club for a variety of reasons.

 

But a few of us went to support my  mate doing the Liverpool half marathon last month and stayed over for a couple of nights and i have to say , they're really nice people and a great laugh ( the ones I met anyway)

 

Living in Bedford,  I think it's mainly the plastics that I can't stand and it's probably the same for those living in other parts of the UK 

 

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FrankieADZ

FrankieADZ

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11 minutes ago, davieG said:

My son in law his dad and brother are all born and bred Liverpool fans and their response to TAA leaving was "Yeah, not that bothered to be honest" and "Same, only sad part is we didn't get some £"

 

Despite all the hatred on here for Liverpool fans they are thoroughly decent people very humble and magnanimous with respect to LCFC and football. It also applies to all the the Liverpool people I've met through them.

 

There's so much tarring of everyone with the same brush on here and yet when it happens re being an LCFC fan the response on here is outrage. 

tbf Liverpool rejected a number of bids from Real, cant blame the player if the club rejected a numerous

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ian__marshall

ian__marshall

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Like the Red Scum down the road, they're a deluded bunch. Happy to enjoy their place in the football food chain when it benefits them, but when the tables are turned it's suddenly an issue. 

 

Trent's a local lad who's not only dedicated his whole career to the club, but also contributed massively to their success in recent times. It's understandable having won everything he can with them that he may want a) a new challenge, and b) experience a different culture. Liverpool as a city is hardly paradise after all. 

 

Add in the fact he has caught the attention of the biggest club in world football, why would he not move?!? This is Madrid, we're talking about, literally the pinnacle of a professional footballers career. He'd be absolutely stupid to turn down the opportunity.

 

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BKLFox

BKLFox

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What is their issue specifically with TAA because you get the impression that if VVD &/or Salah decided to move on this summer they would applaud them & say fair play they contributed and will leave as legends.

Did Owen get the same stick when he left for RM.

Is it solely about being local & why would a local want to play elsewhere?

 

 

 

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The Bear

The Bear

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4 hours ago, Torten said:

It's mad that over 40 points might not be enough to keep you up this season. 

I don't think I understand this post. 3rd bottom has 22 points. 25/26 would probably keep anyone else up.

Torquay Gunner

Torquay Gunner

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1 hour ago, dmayne7 said:

Mental that 17th place has a positive goal difference. Don't think I've ever seen that.

Spurs tonked a few teams in the first half of the season, they stuck 4 past Man City, Everton, West ham and 5 past Southampton, but I only remember Liverpool thrashing them.  Most of their defeats have been by the odd goal. So not typical results for a team that low.

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AjcW

AjcW

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1 hour ago, The Bear said:

I don't think I understand this post. 3rd bottom has 22 points. 25/26 would probably keep anyone else up.

This has always been my argument but always seems to get questioned, pleased someone else has said it lol 

 

I guess on the flipside the point is that for the 18th placed side to survive this season they would have needed 40+pts.... the side you're on is that Spurs/Man Utd would have only needed 25/26 points to survive.

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StanSP

StanSP

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1 hour ago, dmayne7 said:

Mental that 17th place has a positive goal difference. Don't think I've ever seen that.

It's rare. Don't think it's ever happened. 

 

I had a look at the table when we were relegated in 2004, as wanted to see what other 'big' clubs were far down the table as I knew Spurs were. 

Man City had a positive GD that year finishing 16th...

Corky

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Yesterday proved how counterproductive booing your own is. The Liverpool players were shocked by it and affected their rhythm.

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jammie82uk

jammie82uk

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9 hours ago, Torten said:

It's mad that over 40 points might not be enough to keep you up this season. 

This is the 17th place points totals since 95/96

 

Season

Team

Points

2023“24

Nottingham Forest

32

2022“23

Everton

36

2021“22

Leeds United

38

2020“21

Burnley

39

2019“20

Aston Villa

35

2018“19

Brighton & Hove Albion

36

2017“18

Southampton

36

2016”17

Watford

40

2015“16

Sunderland

39

2014“15

Aston Villa

38

2013“14

West Bromwich Albion

36

2012“13

Sunderland

39

2011“12

Queens Park Rangers

37

2010“11

Wolverhampton Wanderers

40

2009“10

West Ham United

35

2008“09

Hull City

35

2007“08

Fulham

36

2006“07

Wigan Athletic

38

2005“06

Portsmouth

38

2004“05

West Bromwich Albion

34

2003“04

Everton

39

2002“03

Bolton Wanderers

44

2001“02

Sunderland

40

2000“01

Derby County

42

1999“2000

Bradford City

36

1998“99

Southampton

41

1997“98

Everton

40

1996“97

Coventry City

41

1995“96

Southampton

38

The Bear

The Bear

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5 hours ago, AjcW said:

This has always been my argument but always seems to get questioned, pleased someone else has said it lol 

 

I guess on the flipside the point is that for the 18th placed side to survive this season they would have needed 40+pts.... the side you're on is that Spurs/Man Utd would have only needed 25/26 points to survive.

Ah I see where he's coming from now. 

StanSP

StanSP

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1 hour ago, Long Eaton Fox said:

Amusing to think that Tom Cannon could well be in the Premier league next season and we aren't. :nono: Maybe Choudhury too.

Knowing us we'll ask to loan him back lol

 

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SouthStandUpperTier

SouthStandUpperTier

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1 hour ago, Long Eaton Fox said:

Amusing to think that Tom Cannon could well be in the Premier league next season and we aren't. :nono: Maybe Choudhury too.

And both he and Sheff U will be shat straight back down to the Championship, probably breaking Derby's record low points tally.

Chelmofox

Chelmofox

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2 hours ago, Long Eaton Fox said:

Amusing to think that Tom Cannon could well be in the Premier league next season and we aren't. :nono: Maybe Choudhury too.

Cannon barely played for the. in the Championship. Cant see him getting much success next season.

 

What amuses me is that they are both getting a trip to Wembley.

The Horse's Mouth

The Horse's Mouth

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2 hours ago, Long Eaton Fox said:

Amusing to think that Tom Cannon could well be in the Premier league next season and we aren't. :nono: Maybe Choudhury too.

Cannon has been dogshit there probs gets loaned out or will be a back up 

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