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Even Robbie Williams has jumped on the Ange wagon.
Come on everyone, you know you want to.

(Quick, before Spurs start their mandatory crash)

Wedgie wrote:Even Robbie Williams has jumped on the Ange wagon.
Come on everyone, you know you want to.

(Quick, before Spurs start their mandatory crash)

As a long suffering Spurs fan, I'd recommend staying off our bandwagon, it's held together with loose screws.

Zorro wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Even Robbie Williams has jumped on the Ange wagon.
Come on everyone, you know you want to.

(Quick, before Spurs start their mandatory crash)

As a long suffering Spurs fan, I'd recommend staying off our bandwagon, it's held together with loose screws.

Should have come to the Ark last Sat night when the Adelaide OzSpurs caught up to watch the game. Was a good time, I made sure I went to that one as it's the one Oz friendly time we get for quite a while.

Spurs come back from 1 nil down 7 minutes into stoppage time to win 2-1!
The latest ever a Premier League team has ever been behind and come back to win.
Even though it was only against Sheffield United its a very unspursy thing to do!
Brighton beat Man U 3 -1 at Old Trafford!

Wedgie wrote:Spurs come back from 1 nil down 7 minutes into stoppage time to win 2-1!
The latest ever a Premier League team has ever been behind and come back to win.
Even though it was only against Sheffield United its a very unspursy thing to do!
Brighton beat Man U 3 -1 at Old Trafford!

Chelsea and Man U long way behind already, any title hopes are long gone and they'd need to pick up pretty quickly to keep CL prospects within reach.

I was listening to the Spurs game Sat night and thought they'd still rescue a point and once they had thought they pinch it .. Happy for Ange, although if they'd got rid of Richarlison I'd have been happier.

Where will Manchester City finish ?
Lost last 2 games

mal wrote:Where will Manchester City finish ?
Lost last 2 games

Will win the league by double figures.
Too much quality and depth in that squad. When the whips are cracking in the Christmas period with several games per week they will power through it

Jim05 wrote:

mal wrote:Where will Manchester City finish ?
Lost last 2 games

Will win the league by double figures.
Too much quality and depth in that squad. When the whips are cracking in the Christmas period with several games per week they will power through it

Spot on.

R.I.P BOBBY CHARLTON

1958 was that tragic plane accident that claimed the lives many of the Manchester United players
A survivor of that plane crash was the great Bobby Charlton
Bobby has just passed away aged 86

mal wrote:R.I.P BOBBY CHARLTON

1958 was that tragic plane accident that claimed the lives many of the Manchester United players
A survivor of that plane crash was the great Bobby Charlton
Bobby has just passed away aged 86

Sir Bobby was the last living survivor from that fateful day in Munich.
The bloke was a legend of the game and you would struggle to find anyone who had a bad word to say about him.
RIP Sir Bobby

4 of the top five up against each other in the resumption. Liverpool at Man City and Villa at Tottenham. Gives Spurs and Man City a chance to put a little gap in.

With Everton being deducted 10 points and now in the relegation zone it will be interesting to see how they respond. Away at Man United will be tough.

Far more even comp this year.

Jürgen Klopp has announced his decision to step down as LFC manager at the end of the season, having informed the club’s ownership of his wish to leave his position in the summer.

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I hope Steve Gerard gets the job…

mickey wrote:Jürgen Klopp has announced his decision to step down as LFC manager at the end of the season, having informed the club’s ownership of his wish to leave his position in the summer.

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Seen some over the top reactions from Liverpool fans on social media.
Greatest manager of all time
Statue at Anfield

He made them relevant again but 1 champions league and a covid premier league title is hardly a legend

beef wrote:

mickey wrote:Jürgen Klopp has announced his decision to step down as LFC manager at the end of the season, having informed the club’s ownership of his wish to leave his position in the summer.

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Seen some over the top reactions from Liverpool fans on social media.
Greatest manager of all time
Statue at Anfield

He made them relevant again but 1 champions league and a covid premier league title is hardly a legend

He's probably the 3rd greatest manager of an old, prestigious and historically successful club, which makes him a great manager fullstop when you factor in what he achieved at Dortmund (that onone's been able to do since). Covid has no bearing on our title, nice try. Blokes an even better human than manager so will be a huge loss for the Reds and also the league in genberal.

No way we'll be able to replace like-for-like, but hopefully find a new decent regime .. Be awesome if it works out as well as Paisley replacing Shanks.

JK wrote:

beef wrote:

mickey wrote:Jürgen Klopp has announced his decision to step down as LFC manager at the end of the season, having informed the club’s ownership of his wish to leave his position in the summer.

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Seen some over the top reactions from Liverpool fans on social media.
Greatest manager of all time
Statue at Anfield

He made them relevant again but 1 champions league and a covid premier league title is hardly a legend

He's probably the 3rd greatest manager of an old, prestigious and historically successful club, which makes him a great manager fullstop when you factor in what he achieved at Dortmund (that onone's been able to do since). Covid has no bearing on our title, nice try. Blokes an even better human than manager so will be a huge loss for the Reds and also the league in genberal.

No way we'll be able to replace like-for-like, but hopefully find a new decent regime .. Be awesome if it works out as well as Paisley replacing Shanks.

or King Kenny replacing Bob

Southampton now an extraordinary 23 games straight undefeated & move into automatic promotion.
Hopefully be posting in this thread next season…

Spargo wrote:Southampton now an extraordinary 23 games straight undefeated & move into automatic promotion.
Hopefully be posting in this thread next season…

Make that 24 undefeated in all comps, 5th round of the FA Cup, off to some place called Anfield…

Leicester City & Ipswich Town automatically promoted to the Premier League next year.
The fact Leeds finished with 90 pts & Southampton on 87 pts shows how strong the Championship was at the top.
Leeds now face Norwich whilst Saints play West Brom in the playoffs.