Premier League 2021-22
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Technically you’re both right. Without the ownership they don’t invest in NYCFC and I never become a City fan due to existing connection.
Anyway I’d love to hear everyone else’s origin stories on how they happened to pick clubs that aren’t perpetually in League One!
Anyway I’d love to hear everyone else’s origin stories on how they happened to pick clubs that aren’t perpetually in League One!
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I show interest in Arsenal every 3 weeks or so thanks to Nick Hornby and my never ending chase for Syb’s approval.
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No... there were at least 15 City fans in North America before the Sheikhs stepped in.
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The end of that Chelsea/WHU worked out well for us American neutrals.
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Everton using the Atletico Madrid playbook
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Football without Origi is nothing.
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Too bad Musah did not have anyone bail him out yesterday.
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As a NUFC fan married to a rabid Everton fan, I’m thinking weekends next season could have been a little more exciting than what they’re gonna be. Goddamnit.
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Allison mocking Pickford's time wasting tactics got a mighty laugh out of me....
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Klopp sticking around...
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Very rare that you can say a manager is statue-worthy.
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Just asked my Liverpool supporting friend (the one I'm headed over to the game with) if there's a commandment about coveting your neighbor's football team's manager.
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Chelsea - Man U game was frustrating. Felt like Chelsea could have won 4-0, but got a 1-1 tie.
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Ha ha Azpilicueta, you whiny fuck
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I'm assuming its in part because of Rog and in part because they hate Liverpool, but I find myself really rooting hard for Everton to stay up.
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Yet another frustrating outcome for Chelsea. Dominated the ball, had more chances, lost. Having Lampard on the sidelines was fitting, because that's very much what Lampard's tenure as Chelsea manager was like.
I mentioned the other day that the bogus penalty given to Arsenal was the first mistake by Azpilicueta that led to a goal in his Chelsea career. Well, he earned #2 today!
I mentioned the other day that the bogus penalty given to Arsenal was the first mistake by Azpilicueta that led to a goal in his Chelsea career. Well, he earned #2 today!
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Same here, but also because I really liked Everton back in the Howard/Cahill/Pienaar days, then Landon joined on loan. Just can’t picture an Evertonkess EPL
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I agree BUT think I would rather see Leeds hang on.The Sybian wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 8:18 amSame here, but also because I really liked Everton back in the Howard/Cahill/Pienaar days, then Landon joined on loan. Just can’t picture an Evertonkess EPL
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Spurs are finished - no way they get anything at Anfield and Arsenal has Leeds (h), Newcastle (a) and Everton (h) (as well as Spurs (a))
Spurs have Liverpool (a), Arsenal (h), Burnley (h) and Norwich (a) - best scenario is 9 points
Down 2 points, I just don't see it happening. Losses to Burnley, Brighton and a putrid draw at Brentford will doom them to the Europa league.
Spurs have Liverpool (a), Arsenal (h), Burnley (h) and Norwich (a) - best scenario is 9 points
Down 2 points, I just don't see it happening. Losses to Burnley, Brighton and a putrid draw at Brentford will doom them to the Europa league.
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Arsenal are shaky though. I don't have much faith. I'm kind of rooting for Arsenal and Tottenham to both overtake Chelsea, just for the comedic value.pruitt2 wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 9:44 am Spurs are finished - no way they get anything at Anfield and Arsenal has Leeds (h), Newcastle (a) and Everton (h) (as well as Spurs (a))
Spurs have Liverpool (a), Arsenal (h), Burnley (h) and Norwich (a) - best scenario is 9 points
Down 2 points, I just don't see it happening. Losses to Burnley, Brighton and a putrid draw at Brentford will doom them to the Europa league.
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Assuming Rog is the #1 bridge to soccer for a lot of Americans, I wonder if relegation would end up being a good thing for fans here to see.The Sybian wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 8:18 amSame here, but also because I really liked Everton back in the Howard/Cahill/Pienaar days, then Landon joined on loan. Just can’t picture an Evertonkess EPL
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I think it could provide an interesting window if MiB start following the Championship, but more likely American Everton fans lose interest in the club or jump ship. I’d guess there is a disproportionately large number of American Everton fans because of Rog and Tim Howard.mister d wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 9:58 amAssuming Rog is the #1 bridge to soccer for a lot of Americans, I wonder if relegation would end up being a good thing for fans here to see.The Sybian wrote: ↑Mon May 02, 2022 8:18 amSame here, but also because I really liked Everton back in the Howard/Cahill/Pienaar days, then Landon joined on loan. Just can’t picture an Evertonkess EPL
Rog did say he doesn’t have time to cover another league, but he says a lot of things in the moment he doesn’t commit to.
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I was debating whether this is good or bad for Arsenal. In one sense, I'd hate to face a cornered animal fighting to stay up, but on the flip side, they'll be more relaxed and having fun. Then I remembered Tottenham is playing Norwich, so it's already over. Congrats to Everton, I couldn't imagine them getting relegated and now we don't have to put Roger Bennett on suicide watch.
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Relegation battle for spot number 17 ought to be interesting as Burnley and Leeds play similarly profiled opponents. Neither with anything to play for as far as I'm aware (Brentford and Newcastle I mean).
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I assume the players don't care much, but at the most drastic outcomes there's like £10MM at stake in terms of table position for both.
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Good point though I doubt the players care (beyond the normal pride of a professional athlete).
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