EPL 2024/2025
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@sparky said in EPL 2024/2025:
Notts Forest leading Liverpool. Have we got a title race on our hands?
I don't think so. None of Liverpool's competitors look to have the consistency to catch them unless they collapse.
Good points for Bournemouth and Brentford and a win for West Ham - Graham Potter? More like Harry Potter, am I right?
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Bournemouth lost 2 points today and shouldnt have given away that last free kick (well executed though) however even for me taking off my eye patch, Brooks should have been red. So happy to take a point. Given our injury list probably should be happier
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Woods hadnt scored against Liverpool in the premier league until today (random stat), well done that man, hoodoo broken
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@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
Woods hadnt scored against Liverpool in the premier league until today (random stat), well done that man, hoodoo broken
Yep mentioned on Stuff before the game. I still haven't forgiven Wood for missing those sitters against Man City last season.
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@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
Woods hadnt scored against Liverpool in the premier league until today (random stat), well done that man, hoodoo broken
He's having a season
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For our older listeners - RIP to Tony Book. Managed to follow Malcolm Allison, one of those large than life coaches who sprang up in the 1960s, to Bath City, Toronto, Plymouth and Manchester City. Was already 30 before he joined Plymouth yet managed to win all the domestic trophies plus a European trophy with City. After he retired from playing at almost 40, he became City manager.
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Tottenham at the back is a disaster. Just gift goals every match.
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@Billy-Tell said in EPL 2024/2025:
Tottenham at the back is a disaster. Just gift goals every match.
To be fair our two first choice CBs are injured. But yes we are a rabble
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@canefan said in EPL 2024/2025:
@Billy-Tell said in EPL 2024/2025:
Tottenham at the back is a disaster. Just gift goals every match.
To be fair our two first choice CBs are injured. But yes we are a rabble
Just have a policy no mucking around at the back. Problem solved and more matches won.
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@Billy-Tell said in EPL 2024/2025:
@canefan said in EPL 2024/2025:
@Billy-Tell said in EPL 2024/2025:
Tottenham at the back is a disaster. Just gift goals every match.
To be fair our two first choice CBs are injured. But yes we are a rabble
Just have a policy no mucking around at the back. Problem solved and more matches won.
Yeah we are too frivolous at the back. Just have to get back to basics sometimes
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Dogmeat, that was a hard watch wasn’t it. Leno has been our saviour many times but that was a mare of a game for him. Sometimes playing it out from the back is just wrong. Hoof it upfield and start again. I still think there is a very good team hiding itself and continuing to be very Fulhamish in playing well against good teams and very average against those we should be beating.
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Magpies served with only 12 fit players. Think I heard them say our bench had an average of three premier league games between them. Injury crisis has got to haunt us soon, but for now will take that amazing win. Unexpected and delicious
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@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
Magpies served with only 12 fit players. Think I heard them say our bench had an average of three premier league games between them. Injury crisis has got to haunt us soon, but for now will take that amazing win. Unexpected and delicious
Up the Cherries, one of my favourite sides other than Villa. Funny as I never rated Kluivert when he was at Roma, but man he is some player now.
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Kluivert should be playing for Fulham. Apparently he had signed terms a couple of years ago? and had visa or work permit problems so couldn’t come.
Problem must have solved easily enough and Bournemouth picked him up. With our ability to miss penalties and scoring chances I think we could welcomed him. -
With Bournemouth, it looks very much like a triumph of the system and the players all knowing their role in that system, even when key players are out. Pressing high is a great way to disrupt your opposition but every player needs to know where to move to or you get caught out and are wide open.
Moyes gets a win and goals for Everton - Spurs probably an ideal opponent at this time. Brighton beat Man U yet again, United's formation manages to combine being overrun in midfield with being weak down their defensive flanks. I'm not even sure what they are trying to do.
