Thread: The Premier League 2017/2018

Originally Posted by Fluke

Europa League , League cup and Community shield .
2017 , Trebleish winners

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Man City 2017.

League Cup.
Man City 2016.

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Man City 2015.



Is it really only one trophy in the last 3 seasons?

Originally Posted by hallelujah

I fancy City will do very well this year, but 4 league titles in 100 and odd years doesn't make them important. When we're talking about big clubs let's start with United and Liverpool then think about Arsenal and others.

Cross Liverpool off that list , they have never won the Premier league and have won just one League Cup in the last ten years .
They were a big club for a few years during the last century , but these days , they are mediocre

In the last 10 years City have won the league twice.
1 FA Cup.
1 League Cup.
1 Community Shield.


Utd have won the league 3 times.
4 European finals.
1 Champion's League.
1 Europa League.
1 FA Cup
3 League Cups
5 Community Shields
1 Club World Cup
1 Intercontinental Cup


Cor Blimey Guvnor.

Paul Alcock died aged 64.

You may remember him for .....

"Of course, we have spent a lot of money but the same money that a lot of teams have.
"We are not the only team in the world to have spent money. There are many."

Manchester City sign Aymeric Laporte in club record £57m deal from Athletic Club

Man City £221.5m, Milan £178.4m ? the 20 highest spending clubs this summer | Goal.com

Titter titter guffaw guffaw

Exactly what they need too, the koonts.

Wenger seems to have leaked that the deal is done to buy Aubey.. Aubem.... Aumeb.... that bloke from Gabon.

Which is nice considering he could have played Stevie Wonder at centre half or in goal last night and he would have done a better job.

The goalkeeper issue in particular is just comical.

I see Chelsea are getting Giroud for slightly more money than West Brom were preparing to pay for Troy Deeney.

Aubymenyanmangangwhateverisnameis is now offical.

And it appears Ozil has penned a new deal.

And supposedly there is still a sniff of a soon-to-be-out-of-contract Schalke playmaker.

And Giroud to Chelski.

I've never known a busier window. Wenger's last?

Yeah, West Brom vs Saints next weekend is a six pointer for sure.

Originally Posted by Neo

Oh how the other half live... meanwhile if Saints can't beat Brighton at home tonight we're looking at the very real prospect of relegation, already second from bottom of the table and worst performance in all leagues some stats say.. incredible really when you think of what could have been with so many star players.

Have to hope new striker Carrillo can put a few away... c'mon Saints

tbh if you can't beat them at home will probably be playing them again next year....

Another high possession and scoring game from the only team to come from Manchester.

City 3 WBA 0

75%

The Blue moon keeps getting bigger and rising higher..

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Ericsson in 11 seconds against Manure Utd was mint

Jones' one wasn't bad either.

Eriksen was class yesterday. Chelsea and Man U both looking disjointed.

Pogba was fucking horrible.

Theo Walcott was pretty damn good for Everton also.

Swansea looking good now, might miss the drop.

Wonder what the odds are on Man Utd qualifying for the Champions league?

The super moon was amazing last night

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Wonder what the odds are on Man Utd qualifying for the Champions league?

Don't the winners automatically qualify?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

The super moon was amazing last night

It's was blue in Manchester, red every where else.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

tbh if you can't beat them at home will probably be playing them again next year....

1-1

The players aren't playing for the club, or the manager and I don't think they're even prepared to get themselves out of the the shit, thinking that relegation will see them sold or released from the club.

The blame for such a collapse of fortunes has to be placed squarely on Les Reed :witch_hunt:

Originally Posted by Neo

Oh how the other half live... meanwhile if Saints can't beat Brighton at home tonight we're looking at the very real prospect of relegation, already second from bottom of the table and worst performance in all leagues some stats say.. incredible really when you think of what could have been with so many star players.

Have to hope new striker Carrillo can put a few away... c'mon Saints

Similarly, Huddersfield Town are currently in free-fall mode after all the hubris of last year. Don't know where the next win is coming from on current form. Other teams have them sussed already; mark play-maker Aaron Mooy out of the game and it's all over. They will struggle to stay in the EPL playing like this.

Playing open attacking football on Huddersfeld's budget is tough. That's why the future of football, unless the big boy's spending is reined in, is more and more going to be two teams occupying one half of the pitch.

What happened to the much trumpeted 'financial fair play'?