Thread: The Premier League 2017/2018

Puerile?

Yeah, ok.

Perhaps it's the combination of alcopops and City's guard of honour?

Whatever.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^ and they'll still finish above the Arse next year

Not when they sell Kane to pay off a lump of their stadium.

Oh Kevin De Bruyne


Goal of the season!!

Champions

Originally Posted by Chittychangchang

Kevin De Bruyne

He's no Bebe.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Perhaps it's the combination of alcopops and City's guard of honour?

Whatever.

Err...



What division are you playing in next year?


"Whatever"

Are you on the turps, cy?

Cyrille carn't afford turps


Liverpools Salah awarded players player of the year.

Personally I would have awarded the trophy to Kevin De Bruyne ...

^ that's because youre a cockwomble

Originally Posted by Dillinger

^ that's because youre a cockwomble

As much as I respect Wenger for what he's achieved in English football you can't really argue that he's recently regressed and that fans complaints are understandable. God forbid those complaints might harm the image of the dictator though:

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ful-supporters

Like Fergie in his latter years at United but without the trophies.

If you were ever in any doubt about what football means to working class people in working class cities across the world, have a look at Naples last night after Napoli won at Juventus in the last minute:

http://m.facebook.com/story.php?stor...d=158234831610

Whats a working class City?

Macclesfield?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

Whats a working class City?

Macclesfield?

Leave him alone.

What do you fookers know about work?

Sitting on your fat arses in the sun doing fook all

Here is the full list of the night's winners, per the PFA's official website:

• Player of the Year: Mohamed Salah, Liverpool
• Young Player of the Year: Leroy Sane, Manchester City
• Women's Player of the Year: Fran Kirby, Chelsea
• Women's Young Player of the Year: Lauren Hemp, Bristol City
• PFA Merit Award: Cyrille Regis
• Special Achievement Award: Casey Stoney

Originally Posted by hallelujah

As much as I respect Wenger for what he's achieved in English football you can't really argue that he's recently regressed and that fans complaints are understandable. God forbid those complaints might harm the image of the dictator though:

http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ful-supporters

Like Fergie in his latter years at United but without the trophies.

The truth is that Arsenal have managed to avoid the hopeless merry go round of stupid spending and changed managers willy nilly.

That era is now over at Arsenal.

And the young and the stupid minority that have been clamouring for Wenger to go may find the grass is not actually greener on the other side of the fence.

Unfortunately they are clueless twats that think because they can win on Championship Manager, any fucker can do it.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

have a look at Naples last night after Napoli won at Juventus in the last minute:

http://m.facebook.com/story.php?stor...d=158234831610

It's not quite:








Is it.

And Napoli havent even gone top of the league

The celebrations in Abu Dhabi were probably a bit better.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

The truth is that Arsenal have managed to avoid the hopeless merry go round of stupid spending and changed managers willy nilly.

That era is now over at Arsenal.

And the young and the stupid minority that have been clamouring for Wenger to go may find the grass is not actually greener on the other side of the fence.

Unfortunately they are clueless twats that think because they can win on Championship Manager, any fucker can do it.

I have a feeling you may be correct.
Going back to Wenger’s original appointment, no had ever heard of him or Grampus 8. It would have been a different board of directors that were brave enough to appoint him back then, after a succession of mediocre ex players who failed to bring the kind of success enjoyed by Bertie.
It will be interesting to see where Wenger goes next. Retirement maybe? Punditry is a non starter because he never sees anything interesting or contentious.

Originally Posted by Luigi

The celebrations in Abu Dhabi were probably a bit better.

Meanwhile, in the Etihad Prayer Room......

Originally Posted by Switch

I have a feeling you may be correct.
Going back to Wenger’s original appointment, no had ever heard of him or Grampus 8. It would have been a different board of directors that were brave enough to appoint him back then, after a succession of mediocre ex players who failed to bring the kind of success enjoyed by Bertie.
It will be interesting to see where Wenger goes next. Retirement maybe? Punditry is a non starter because he never sees anything interesting or contentious.

PSG or the French National team I reckon.

Possibly even a 'job swap' with Deschamps after the World Cup finals?

That would explain the timing..

Making a truckload of cash in China is probably more likely though.

Don’t think he needs the money and he is happily settled in London. At least that’s what his missus says.

Did Sven Goran Eriksson 'need the money' do you think?

How about Scolari?

Originally Posted by cyrille

Did Sven Goran Eriksson 'need the money' do you think?

How about Scolari?

I don’t think they compare. Money or lifestyle.
Wenger is civilized at least.