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EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 8:48 am
by Pruitt
Might as well get a thread going.

Spurs are cleaning out the garbage and have dumped three of their useless signings from the last couple of years.

Paulinho, Stambouli and Capoue (three midfielders who bring nothing interesting or compelling to the field) are gone.

Signed an Austrian Defender - Kevin Wimmer from FC Koln - Kieran Trippier from Burnley and now it looks like they've signed Toby Alderweireld from Southampton (and Atletico).

If you saw Spurs play regularly last season you would realize just how great Keeper Hugo Loris is - even though Spurs let in more goals than all but 4 teams. The back four was a joke. These are the kinds of buys that will really help this team.

If they could find a second striker, optimism would bloom.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 9:51 am
by joeyclams
Pruitt wrote:Might as well get a thread going.

Spurs are cleaning out the garbage and have dumped three of their useless signings from the last couple of years.

Paulinho, Stambouli and Capoue (three midfielders who bring nothing interesting or compelling to the field) are gone.

Signed an Austrian Defender - Kevin Wimmer from FC Koln - Kieran Trippier from Burnley and now it looks like they've signed Toby Alderweireld from Southampton (and Atletico).

If you saw Spurs play regularly last season you would realize just how great Keeper Hugo Loris is - even though Spurs let in more goals than all but 4 teams. The back four was a joke. These are the kinds of buys that will really help this team.

If they could find a second striker, optimism would bloom.
Spurs will aways struggle to compete at the highest levels because they always do this: buy and sell a shit-ton of players, give them a year or two, and then do the same. They have no consistency or patience. Coaches come and go. Players are bought and sold. It's the throw shit at the wall and see what sticks mentality. It seems to inflict the EPL teams much more than elsewhere because of all the money.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 10:05 am
by Pruitt
But at least they are addressing the main area of need this season.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 12:37 pm
by joeyclams
Pruitt wrote:But at least they are addressing the main area of need this season.
Agreed. They definitely need to help out Lloris.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2015 7:56 am
by devilfluff
I'm excited to see the Eagles make a splash. They look like an up and comer.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 3:27 pm
by The Sybian
I can't find the other thread, so I'll put this here. Just checked in on the Capital One Cuppity Cup Cup, and see Oxlaide-Chamberlain goes off injured at the 5 minute mark, replaced by Walcott, who goes off injured at the 19 minute mark. WTF is going on with all of these injuries? Wenger really needs to figure out a new training plan to avoid all of these leg injuries. Hammies, calf injuries, knees, ankles... Soft tissue injuries are largely avoidable. I don't know what these injuries are, but the numbers of injuries at Arsenal for the past 10+ years are astounding. And as I type this, Sheffield Wednesday go up a goal.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Tue Oct 27, 2015 6:35 pm
by sancarlos
The Sybian wrote:I can't find the other thread, so I'll put this here. Just checked in on the Capital One Cuppity Cup Cup, and see Oxlaide-Chamberlain goes off injured at the 5 minute mark, replaced by Walcott, who goes off injured at the 19 minute mark. WTF is going on with all of these injuries? Wenger really needs to figure out a new training plan to avoid all of these leg injuries. Hammies, calf injuries, knees, ankles... Soft tissue injuries are largely avoidable. I don't know what these injuries are, but the numbers of injuries at Arsenal for the past 10+ years are astounding. And as I type this, Sheffield Wednesday go up a goal.
Some top shelf trolling, here.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2015 10:07 am
by rass
Holy shit Everton.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2015 1:29 pm
by The Sybian
rass wrote:Holy shit Everton.
Roger Bennett must not have watched the game.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:33 pm
by Johnny Carwash
Anyone following the Chelsea meltdown? They're currently in 15th place with 6 losses in 11 games, it seems like Mourinho has burned most of his remaining bridges, and now he's being sued by former longtime team doctor Eva Carneiro, who resigned after being publicly insulted earlier in the season.

I confess to posting primarily to call attention to the fact that Eva Carneiro is a fucking smoke show. (And she's 42!)

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Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:36 pm
by govmentchedda
She is an unabashed smoke show.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2015 3:11 pm
by Pruitt
govmentchedda wrote:She is an unabashed smoke show.
And a doctor who knows soccer! What a woman.

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2015 12:49 pm
by The Sybian
Johnny Carwash wrote:Anyone following the Chelsea meltdown? They're currently in 15th place with 6 losses in 11 games, it seems like Mourinho has burned most of his remaining bridges, and now he's being sued by former longtime team doctor Eva Carneiro, who resigned after being publicly insulted earlier in the season.

Oh, we are very aware of "Lady Physio."

Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2015 9:49 am
by Pruitt
That time of the year...


Re: EPL 2015-2016

Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:44 am
by The Sybian
Pruitt wrote:That time of the year...
A popular MiB point, but I just barely register the North London Derby. Tottenham only once threatened finishing in front of Arsenal in my 14 years following Arsenal. I dislike Tottenham, just because they are douchey and I enjoy the schadenfreude of watching Spurs spend a fuckton of money on players that don't pan out, and don't mesh together. Chelsea and ManU are the biggest rivals for me, and I hate Citeh for their outrageous spending and success. I liked City prior to Sheikh Mansour and his trillion dollar family war chest. My Claudio Reyna City jersey was one of my favorites, until enough people recognized the crest and mistook me for a City fan.