The FA Premier League (English Football) Official Thread
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Are you ready @Tone , for the Toon and the Baggies to resume their to the death battle for 10th spot in the league? Oh the excitement
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And I shall reverse that prediction (though not with much confidence
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Well that was unexpected, welcome but unexpected.
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looking at this weekend's results and looking at the table. this season looks so much closer than it really is. except chelsea perhaps. i'm still hoping they'll slip up eventually..
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I'm taking a break from Spurs at the moment. It's just effing terrible!
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Pardew for England
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Bloody Arsenal!!!!!!
man utd didnt play wel, but arsenal were wasteful. in the end, utd took the chances that mattered.
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FINALLY. CHELSEA HAS LOST. AND BY ALL CREDITS TO NEWCASTLE. @Megatron1505 you must've been a happy man watching that game
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Amazing to think that only 7 weeks ago we had won less games this calendar year than any other professional league team, scored less goals and also lost a record amount of local derbies. Still I remain to be 100% convinced as we were also 4th this time last year :-\
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Big Sam for England! After we've qualified for the Champions League of course.
Good turnaround for the Geordies by the way, perhaps an advert for sticking with an under-performing manager.
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they've picked themselves up quite well. they have have to keep this run of form going. plus the premier league is much closer this year than compared to last. though i can't tell if that's a good or bad thing.. for those in relagation and those trying to fight for the top few spots
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Wow it's been quiet in here, especially considering the busy festive fixture lists. I guess a lot of the big news has been in the FA Cup recently though, what a Saturday that was! Good on you Bradford!
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There is a reason I have been quiet…...he weighs a million tons and owns a large sports wear company.
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That's fair enough!
Dya have any preference on who takes over as manager?
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Honestly, whilst the rotund one is still emptying the bank it makes absolutely no difference who is in the technical area or who is on the pitch. The club has no soul, and despite the fact that it has been proven in court that the owner did "knowingly and wilfully " lie to the customers and supporters of the football club, people still attend his cathedral of mediocrity, 52'000 every 2 weeks.
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I guess it shows the passion of the fans that they will still fill St J's Park even when that greasy oaf is in charge and all the best players are being sold on. Not much consolation though when the club is going backwards.
Any of these options look appealing?
