2024-2025 Premier League Virtual Pub Thread

ManU headed for relegation???

UncleWede wrote

ManU headed for relegation???

As a small minority owner (who didn't have a say in the coach sackings), I hope for financial reasons that United does not get relegated!

As an Arsenal fan, I am happy to see them towards the bottom of the table and not in the top-4.....

Ten Hag out - Amorim in.

I cannot believe that ETH kept his job as long as he did. Every week praising his team and saying a tie is a great result. Definitely much needed, will be very interesting to see how they rebound against Chelsea this weekend.

UncleWede wrote

ManU headed for relegation???

One can dream

TboneS54 wrote

One can dream

At this point, forget about Champions League and Europa League...Conference League at best

I'm afraid to even look at the table right now after today's matches.....

what happened today damn, this was Arsenals chance to get to the top of the table...Liverpool is looking good but I can never count city out.

I think that City is fighting the injury bug.

Odegaard is supposed to be returning for the mid-week European match, so let's see if his absence is the reason why the gunners have been firing blanks the last month or so.....

manchester united look stronger with Ruud behind the wheel, will be interesting to see how they do with the new manager. Todays game was a bit of a bore but I will take a 1-1 draw.

Arse and City in the mud. You love to see it.

Liverpool have a 5 point lead at the top of the table heading into an international break...can't say nothing, they have been playing some good football defensively and offensively..

Meanwhile Manchester City and Arsenal are faltering...

e90Nate wrote

manchester united look stronger with Ruud behind the wheel, will be interesting to see how they do with the new manager. Todays game was a bit of a bore but I will take a 1-1 draw.

3-0 today with Ruud still temp managing

vreihen16 wrote

I think that City is fighting the injury bug.

Odegaard is supposed to be returning for the mid-week European match, so let's see if his absence is the reason why the gunners have been firing blanks the last month or so.....

Odegaard has an assist today in his comeback...against Chelsea. I think his omission is part of why Arsenal have not been performing well..

wizardofOz wrote

Liverpool have a 5 point lead at the top of the table heading into an international break...can't say nothing, they have been playing some good football defensively and offensively..

Meanwhile Manchester City and Arsenal are faltering...

This was Arsenals chance to overtake City but they have not been performing this passed 2 weeks, hopefully the international break gives some of their guys a much needed rest.

Odegaard is staying home for this international break, after being injured during the previous one.....

vreihen16 wrote

Odegaard is staying home for this international break, after being injured during the previous one.....

I don't think its a good idea for him to play international games, who knows if he'll be injured again

wizardofOz wrote

I don't think its a good idea for him to play international games, who knows if he'll be injured again

It seems after every international break there have been a ton of injuries. These guys are getting overplayed for sure!

e90Nate wrote

It seems after every international break there have been a ton of injuries. These guys are getting overplayed for sure!

Ironic that Arsenal players for example like Saka were saying they thought this was THE year...somehow not looking likely..

wizardofOz wrote

Ironic that Arsenal players for example like Saka were saying they thought this was THE year...somehow not looking likely..

So true, this should have been their year. I did not expect Liverpool to be this strong with a new manager. You also can never truly rule City out of the race as they always start off slow.

I saw the City score yesterday, and had to watch the replay to see it with my own eyes because I couldn't believe it. The Peacock (USA feed) broadcast started out with the commentators singing Pep's praises as the greatest manager to ever live and getting a new contract, and by the end of the game they had retreated in their praises to point out that the Tottenham traveling supporters were all singing that Pep would be sacked tomorrow morning.

Arsenal closed the gap to one point with City, but Liverpool is still at the top and will likely add another three points to their lead after the Southhampton match today.....

City/Liverpool match on Sunday ought to be fun