Premier League 2025/26 Thread

[whoareyaaa]

4 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

We also didn't spend hundreds of millions of pounds to do it. Our side has way more about them than these lot

agreed but I just think you have a massive dislike for them  it's no different to how Man City have won titles

Edited 1 March by whoareyaaa

[UniFox21]

Not a particularly nice side on the eye, but they're effective. Fair play on how good they've become at set pieces, so many clubs have attempted to copy and massively failed. 

 

Slightly refreshing they aren't a pass you to death side and are significantly more direct

Edited 1 March by UniFox21

[foxfanazer]

11 minutes ago, whoareyaaa said:

agreed but I just think you have a massive dislike for them  it's no different to how Man City have won titles

I do. Still stand by what I say

[foxfanazer]

Delap is so shit

[foxfanazer]

Hanging on against a shit Chelsea side with 10 men 

[Trent Steel]

Save...

[Lionator]

Haha the linesman is from Leicester and is 100% a spurs fan! Must’ve killed him putting that flag up. 

[PhillippaT]

2-1 to Arsenal...  Who would have predicted that today?    

[Super_horns]

Standard fare then .

 

Arsenal score from set plays and Chelsea have a player sent off .

 

A real 2-1 day !

[whoareyaaa]

8 minutes ago, PhillippaT said:

2-1 to Arsenal...  Who would have predicted that today?    

I had btts on one bet and the Arse to win on another ?  

[foxfanazer]

My bet today 

[JonnyZeroFox]

15 minutes ago, Super_horns said:

Standard fare then .

 

Arsenal score from set plays and Chelsea have a player sent off .

 

A real 2-1 day !

It’s funny that Arsenal are like the set-piece kings now… I remember when they didn’t even know what one was a few years back. Always tried to score the perfect goal 

[KingsX]

27 minutes ago, Lionator said:

from Leicester and 100% a spurs fan! 

Is this common?

[Danizen]

4 minutes ago, JonnyZeroFox said:

It’s funny that Arsenal are like the set-piece kings now… I remember when they didn’t even know what one was a few years back. Always tried to score the perfect goal 

Did you see that ludicrous display, last night? 

[Super_horns]

14 minutes ago, JonnyZeroFox said:

It’s funny that Arsenal are like the set-piece kings now… I remember when they didn’t even know what one was a few years back. Always tried to score the perfect goal 

Liverpool seem to be copying them now since Christmas too .

[Leicesterpool]

3 hours ago, StanSP said:

Spurs play Forest in a few weeks. 

 

Can they both lose? 

A draw is bad result for both if West Ham and Leeds win.

 

Them two disallowed goals for Burnley heart-breaking, that could have gave them that little bit of hope.

 

Frustraing thing for Burnley looking their next two they could have got something, Everton away... (not so good at home) and then Bournemouth at home. Anything would have been possible in those two games.

Edited 1 March by Leicesterpool

[ramboacdc]

Is there any sort of chance both Forest and Spurs could down, or should I just get my hopes up one of them does? 

 

Come on West Ham!

[The Bear]

1 hour ago, Danizen said:

Did you see that ludicrous display, last night? 

"What was Wenger thinking, sending Walcott on that early?"

[JonnyZeroFox]

So we win the league with Martin O’Neill’s Leicester from the late 90’s… best at set pieces, fit, able to play some lovely football with Izzet, Heskey and Lennon… right haha 

[Wymsey]

Match-fixed results today?..

[coolhandfox]

500m + to be a fancy version of Tony's Stoke.

[Foxdiamond]

The double punishment of a penalty and a red card for denying a scoring opportunity. Well it's not because the penalty is probably a better opportunity than open play. I can agree with the red if pulling a player down bearing down on the goal but outside the box. 

[Super_horns]

10 hours ago, coolhandfox said:

500m + to be a fancy version of Tony's Stoke.

Well maybe it’s not pretty open football like the Wenger years but they used to be criticised for being weak and physically not up to the challenge.

Thy do need to get over the line yes and that is the test of their mental strength which has been lacking .

 

The Spurs manager finding out very quickly about the inconsistency of officials and VAR then ?

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/c0mgpgm8j7zo

 

And how poor Spurs are .

Edited 2 March by Super_horns

[Trent Steel]

13 hours ago, ramboacdc said:

Is there any sort of chance both Forest and Spurs could down, or should I just get my hopes up one of them does? 

 

Come on West Ham!

its a possibility if burnley go on a winning streak! but I doubt it, i think we just accep that only of them will go down, I still hope it will be Florist, I reckon Man City will turn them over, they are hungry for catching Arsenal, just need the 'ammers to try as neak a win at Fulham (which is very unlilkely) but if that happens I reckon that will be it for Florist, their heads will drop....... they look knackered as well

[jayfox26]