Did I mention recently that ARSENAL will still be top of the Premiere League table going into next week's international break no matter what happens this weekend...and is also tied for top of the Champions League table on and undefeated in that competition?????
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vreihen16 wroteAll right! Lots of confidence rightDid I mention recently that ARSENAL will still be top of the Premiere League table going into next week's international break no matter what happens this weekend...and is also tied for top of the Champions League table on and undefeated in that competition?????
dutchm2 wroteI'm a life-long Buffalo Bills fan in American football/gridiron, and have suffered through the team's many playoffs and Superbowl chokes over the years. It is not over until the trophy is raised.All right! Lots of confidence right
Also worth noting that as soon as I posted the above, Arsenal sent out a press release setting a price of 150 million Euros for any European team interested in getting Declan Rice in the January transfer window. Seriously, like Whiskey Tango Foxtrot!?!?!?!?!?!
vreihen16 wrote…but sill lose the title!. Wenger cursed us big, long time ago!!Did I mention recently that ARSENAL will still be top of the Premiere League table going into next week's international break no matter what happens this weekend...and is also tied for top of the Champions League table on and undefeated in that competition?????
///mawana wroteThe curse is over! Arsenal were just crowned Premier League Champions after Man City's tie yesterday knocked them out of the hunt!!!!!…but sill lose the title!. Wenger cursed us big, long time ago!!
I may have seen my last Wolves game last weekend. Not sure relegated teams get shown on American TV, although maybe still on Paramount+
UncleWede wroteUnless something has changed with next year's television rights contracts, Paramount+ carries all of the second tier league games.I may have seen my last Wolves game last weekend. Not sure relegated teams get shown on American TV, although maybe still on Paramount+
I'm really peeved at Peacock's Premier League coverage this year. Something appears to have happened with their USA Network agreements. In the past, matches televised on USA would be available the next day on Peacock. That stopped around the holidays, and I couldn't see several Arsenal matches because USA was covering the top games every week.....
Brazil all the way, i hope they win