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Premier League 2025/26 Thread

By OntarioFox, in General Football and Sport

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Tielemans63

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Just now, Jattdogg said:

Do you think palace will risk injury for their final?

Good point, mate. You'd think they would rest a few, wouldn't you?

 

That said, if Arse are this bad, they'll lose anyway 

Jattdogg

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Just now, Tielemans63 said:

Good point, mate. You'd think they would rest a few, wouldn't you?

 

That said, if Arse are this bad, they'll lose anyway 

I want to believe that but shit housing a win is the likely outcome.

 

The scary part might be with pep leaving and who knows if man shitty gets deductions it could be wide open for them next year.

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Rubbersoul

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The Premier League in its current state is a dire product. 
 

Personally speaking since the turn of the year I reckon I’ve watched 5 matches max 

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fazzyfox

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When things like the Havertz challenge happen you just think “Oh what’s the point”. Chasing a player from behind, ball not winnable, take his calf with studs, injures player as well as stopping him, “not serious foul play” :frusty:

 

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Lionator

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9 minutes ago, Rubbersoul said:

The Premier League in its current state is a dire product. 
 

Personally speaking since the turn of the year I reckon I’ve watched 5 matches max 

Aside from PSG and their all out kamikaze pace attack, there are no top teams that are at all exciting. It’s dull, formulaic, and there are so many more exciting sports at the moment 

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Sly

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Still not sure how Havertz wasn’t shown red for that challenge, when you look at some of the others that have been given this season.

 

VAR IS MEANT TO BE BLOODY HELPFUL. 

Football as a spectate sport is finished. It’s like watching paint dry, 

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bovril

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Probably the one thing VAR would be universally loved for is not toenails being offside but sending off players whose serious foul play has been missed. But apparently not. 

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Sunbury Fox

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6 minutes ago, Lionator said:

Aside from PSG and their all out kamikaze pace attack, there are no top teams that are at all exciting. It’s dull, formulaic, and there are so many more exciting sports at the moment 

Aside from PSG, who are great to watch, Barca are even more kamikaze and very exciting. Bayern also a good watch. Beyond that, however, I agree that the top teams are very dull at the moment. Sadly,  I've got a horrible feeling Arsenal will sh1thouse a 1-0 win off a set piece v PSG. For the sake of football, I hope I'm wrong as I really don't want other teams emulating their "style" of play in pursuit of success. 

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Chelmofox

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I find watching Arsenal just makes me cold. I'm not watching the sport i love. 2nd from last game and it it was just a drab affair.

Leicesterpool

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Burnley didn't look interested, of course already down but I wouldn't say Arsenal were good tonight I think better side could have caused them so problems. 

foxfanazer

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9 hours ago, Dan said:

Weakest champions in what must be at least 15 years these.

I'm honestly struggling to think of a worse one. Fergie's final season team wasn't the best but had more match winners. I guess Mourinho's Chelsea teams weren't always the most exciting but any of their players walk into this Arsenal side with ease

Fox92

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10 hours ago, Dan said:

Weakest champions in what must be at least 15 years these.

 

1 hour ago, foxfanazer said:

I'm honestly struggling to think of a worse one. Fergie's final season team wasn't the best but had more match winners. I guess Mourinho's Chelsea teams weren't always the most exciting but any of their players walk into this Arsenal side with ease

Chelsea the year after we won it. Won the league yet didn't win at Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs (who came second) or Liverpool (and also lost at home to Liverpool). They won games 5-0/6-0 but mainly against weaker mid to lower table opposition.

 

edit: I think Pep and Klopp spoilt us in recent seasons. Their rivalry was incredible so much that Liverpool got 97 and 92 points without winning the league. You could argue those Liverpool teams are better than any team this season, including Arsenal. If Arsenal win the league with 85 then it's the lowest points total since us (81).

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foxfanazer

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1 hour ago, Fox92 said:

 

Chelsea the year after we won it. Won the league yet didn't win at Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs (who came second) or Liverpool (and also lost at home to Liverpool). They won games 5-0/6-0 but mainly against weaker mid to lower table opposition.

 

edit: I think Pep and Klopp spoilt us in recent seasons. Their rivalry was incredible so much that Liverpool got 97 and 92 points without winning the league. You could argue those Liverpool teams are better than any team this season, including Arsenal. If Arsenal win the league with 85 then it's the lowest points total since us (81).

Yeah that's a good shout actually 

coolhandfox

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Looking forward to Pep going, his desire for control has been a role model for majority of the league, it lead to a very boring style of playing the PL.

 

Give me Klopps heavy metal football any day.

 

 

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Dan

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4 hours ago, Fox92 said:

 

Chelsea the year after we won it. Won the league yet didn't win at Arsenal, Man Utd, Spurs (who came second) or Liverpool (and also lost at home to Liverpool). They won games 5-0/6-0 but mainly against weaker mid to lower table opposition.

 

edit: I think Pep and Klopp spoilt us in recent seasons. Their rivalry was incredible so much that Liverpool got 97 and 92 points without winning the league. You could argue those Liverpool teams are better than any team this season, including Arsenal. If Arsenal win the league with 85 then it's the lowest points total since us (81).

Conte's Chelsea? Much better I'd say. Won about 11 games in a row or something.

Fox92

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12 minutes ago, Dan said:

Conte's Chelsea? Much better I'd say. Won about 11 games in a row or something.

Yeah. That was after losing against Chelsea and Arsenal. I just remember them losing a lot of big games. Also the season after us which probably influences me a bit.

 

That said, Arsenal have lost a few big games this season.

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