EPL Matchday 35

[Zoom]

How are we 4th lmao. This will be the biggest Bradbury if we make it.

 

[chef]

How are we 4th lmao. This will be the biggest Bradbury if we make it.

Seems like everytime we put in a s**t performance Arsenal says hold my beer.....

 

[RossFC]

Yeah didn’t expect United to do anything. Son was my last hope and he fired a blank.

 

[ossie_21]

Only 2-0 against Man United?

 

[Peter Sidorkiewicz]

Pogba is the sort of player who would thrive at PSG. Bit of cream on top when your battering your opponent every week.

The premier league is not the place for him

I think a manager like Poch can help Pogba realise his potential.

 

[kangaspurs]

Within two years, we'll be talking about a top 7, and not only will Wolves be at the bottom of that, but they'll be in the CL mix. Can't see them not spending even more than they already have, and with their contacts and the money they're paying, they'll sign more great players.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

 

[Latro]

Maybe the players are not that good and Ole is a s**t manager.

 

[Magma]

Maybe the players are not that good and Ole is a s**t manager.

but he's brought up 1999 so many times how are they not good yet?

 

[RossFC]

"One touch football"

 

[Fwoy]

Well they held out longer than I thought they would.

City just won't drop points and kudos to them. They will be worthy champions.

United forgot there was a first 5-10 minutes in the 2nd half as well...

 

[Zidane98]

"One touch football"

His cost to touch ratio must be mammoth.

 

[RossFC]

His cost to touch ratio must be mammoth.

500k per pass.

 

[Lebbo73]

Surely Rafa roles over for Pool.

No chance

 

[Zoom]

Within two years, we'll be talking about a top 7, and not only will Wolves be at the bottom of that, but they'll be in the CL mix. Can't see them not spending even more than they already have, and with their contacts and the money they're paying, they'll sign more great players.

Within two years? Massive call. They’ll struggle to retain their best players once they realise they’re not competing for trophies or playing Champions League football. They’ll be able to finish within the 7 to 10 bracket consistently, but I can’t see them breaking into the top six and becoming a regular. I think Everton are more likely to do that, but not in the short-term.

 

[kangaspurs]

Within two years? Massive call. They’ll struggle to retain their best players once they realise they’re not competing for trophies or playing Champions League football. They’ll be able to finish within the 7 to 10 bracket consistently, but I can’t see them breaking into the top six and becoming a regular. I think Everton are more likely to do that, but not in the short-term.

Yeah, I know, but all the reports from the time they got promoted was that their owners were going to spend money to take them into the upper reaches of the PL, and their owners are worth plenty, I can't see why that would change. Whatever agreement they have with Mendes too will help in regards to keeping their players. Wouldn't be surprised to see them spend big in the next window, especially if they're in Europe.

After all, the same was probably said of City when the oil money came in. Not sure that Fosun's investment will quite match that, but it will be hefty and they've already got a solid team from which to build.