Premier League 2016/17

[Benji]

2 hours ago, Gazz said:

THE BATTLE FOR BRITISH SUPREMACY~!

There's no Welsh teams in the match this is a battle for second place.

[Lineker]

Leicester win on penalties. 

[DavidMarrio]

6 hours ago, Just Joe said:

Really? I'd have never worked that one out myself, cheers for the insight. 

Hey...no need to be an arse just because I compared Sunderland to unflushable faeces the other day  

Was just giving an opinion on Moyes can keep Sunderland up and help to stabilise the club but at the same time  they need to add to the squad. 

4 hours ago, TCO said:

Moreno's hair is a monstrosity. It needs to be cutimmediately and then burned, just in case it tries to reattach itself.

I love Sakho though, that video of him randomly running into Blaise Matuidi in Paris is brilliant too

Moreno's hair sums up Moreno really. But I agree Sakho is brilliant, would love to spend a day with him. He'd be a proper laugh.  

[The Lusophone]

When did this souring on Moreno occur? He was gods gift to left backs for Liverpool fans  at the start of last season.

[TCO]

He's a decent footballer, he's just not a good left back. The hair was the tipping point for me, they need rid now.

[Hobo]

He was...?

Cause he has always been kinda hit and miss. His Europa League Final performance didn't go down well in particular. (Although he's not the only one who didn't turn up in that game - he was certainly the one of the most remarked upon)

[Adam]

I thought Moreno's performance in that game was diabolical, but I've not watched too many other full Liverpool games in the last year.

[Nerf]

Moreno is a great attacking fullback. He gets a lot of stick because he has a lot of brain farts defensively, but it's often overlooked how young he is and the defensive side of the game usually comes with age. That's what happens when you commit to a 'buy young' policy - you see them through their development, warts and all.

That said, he's nowhere near as bad as people make out. Liverpool fans, especially, are just super fickle and love a scapegoat.

[Rich]

18 minutes ago, Nerf said:

Moreno is a great attacking fullback. He gets a lot of stick because he has a lot of brain farts defensively, but it's often overlooked how young he is and the defensive side of the game usually comes with age. That's what happens when you commit to a 'buy young' policy - you see them through their development, warts and all.

That said, he's nowhere near as bad as people make out. Liverpool fans, especially, are just super fickle and love a scapegoat.

It's not just Liverpool fans 

[MDK]

Football loves a scapegoat 

[brenchill]

I love any goat

[MDK]

8 minutes ago, brenchill said:

I love any goat

Curry goat is GOAT 

[Lineker]

City and United mutually agreed to call off the Manchester derby in China due to the pitch being abysmal. 

[Noah]

I was looking forward to that game. Was on at the perfect time and on regular tv as well, so I could watch it in the computer room.

[DavidMarrio]

2 hours ago, Lineker said:

City and United mutually agreed to call off the Manchester derby in China due to the pitch being abysmal. 

God help Mourinho when United are playing in some eastern European country in Europa League then. 

[Benji]

That will be a competition, no point having a friendly and risking the well being of your players weeks before season start just for a friendly.

[stokeriño]

Chelsea will continue their long-standing abuse of 'traditional' player shirt numbers (see legendary #9, Khalid Boulahrouz) by handing that noted winger N'Golo Kante the #7 shirt.

I look forward to our next striker wearing the vacant #3 shirt, while whomever replaces Begovic (assuming he leaves) foregoes the #1 in favour of the #9.

[DavidMarrio]

1 hour ago, Benji said:

That will be a competition, no point having a friendly and risking the well being of your players weeks before season start just for a friendly.

It's only Manchester United and Man City though. 

[Benji]

3 minutes ago, Davidmarrio said:

It's only Manchester United and Man City though. 

I can't see Mou being particularly worried about any other teams getting injured

[DavidMarrio]

Just now, Benji said:

I can't see Mou being particularly worried about any other teams getting injured

Perhaps not. But he'll be thinking of Wenger for some reason instead