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I have to say that next season and summer that is coming will be **** interesting. ..... I am only afraid that TV moneys will ruin and spoil things.

I shudder to think how high transfer fees will go. Even at smaller clubs. Clubs may well be breaking their own transfer records all over the place.

It may be well be best to accept it will go nuts before hand and not worry/ react about the ridiculous, OTT fees that may well be paid and just take it as that being the new market.
 
Think I might well watch this Leicester- Newcastle game.

Can see Newcastle getting at least a point with the Rafa effect.
 
Congratulations Leicester on moving another step closer. Wasn't pretty but three points is ALL the matters at this stage.

Very unlucky Newcastle to not get something out of that game. Not least when Morgan should of had a penalty awarded against him.

VERY nervy game from Leicester. Is the pressure and realisation that they're SO close starting to bite?
 
Congratulations Leicester on moving another step closer. Wasn't pretty but three points is ALL the matters at this stage.

Very unlucky Newcastle to not get something out of that game. Not least when Morgan should of had a penalty awarded against him.

VERY nervy game from Leicester. Is the pressure and realisation that they're SO close starting to bite?

Maybe but sign of champion when you don't play well and can still win, Fergie sides done it a lot of the time, great trait to have.

8 games left with 5 points ahead of everyone else, this win surely puts Arsenal and City out of it. So technically should be a two-horse race between them and Spurs.

But Spurs have tricky remaining fixtures in comparison to Leicester, apart from Leicester's last 3 games.
 
City dropped out realistically after they lost at ours three games ago. Norwich just nailed that home. Yeah, probably the same with Arsenal. Absolute disgrace that both those two aren't the two battling it out given resources and the slips of the other big clubs.

How Wenger can keep his job there after this is beyond me.

Wouldn't be reading too much into the fixtures. EVERY game is tough on the run-in. Even more so when neither side has any experience of this. All about controlling those nerves.

Still wouldn't like to pick the ultimate winner but I make you right it's a two horse race now.
 
Man City now lost both CB's. As if things can't get any worse
 
Yup. Great production line from their academy.

Although they do have a massive advantage of where they are in the Country. Nothing else around there big club wise and they have first dibs more often than not on any promising kids the South West.
 
Toon losing, been shocking defensively. Wijnaldum playing too deep him and shelvey keep getting in each others way. Unsure what the gameplan is from Rafa tbh
 
Sad to see a talented manager like Remi Garde get completely ****** over by Aston Villa. That club is completely hopeless
 
Reports that he will be within the next 48 hours

Disgraceful. Even if that doesn't materialise, Learner is a complete and utter disgrace.

I can honestly see that club falling another division. They're a complete shambles.
 
Villa are absolute gash, I honestly think they will go down again. They will have a fire sale and sell off what few assets they have unless a new buyer is found. Thought Jeff Stelling summed it up great yesterday
 
West Ham have signed Lanzini on a permanent deal for 12m euros. Tidy little player and great value at that price, they have made good progress this season after Allardyce made them a stable prem team wonder if they how much more they can improve.
 
West Ham have signed Lanzini on a permanent deal for 12m euros. Tidy little player and great value at that price, they have made good progress this season after Allardyce made them a stable prem team wonder if they how much more they can improve.

Hate West Ham and their fans (who are still shitbags in the main. Littles changed over the years), but I love Bilic. He's like the Croation Klopp. Honest, passionate and pretty funny with it at times. Just a real likeable fella' yer know? Bet he's absolutely brilliant to play for. The type of guy you want to go out and give everything for on a Saturday. Him still saying he would rather win the FA Cup than finish top 4 because football is all about winning trophies just endears him to me even more.

Be real interesting to see where this all leads for West Ham with the move to the Olympic stadium. (Which should make life easier as regards their aforementioned fans than the shithole that surrounds Upton Park.). If Gold and co get's this right, they could be a serious player going forward the next few years.
 
Bilic is top guy, should've landed in the Prem long ago. Hopefully he sticks around.
 
Bored to death on my 14 hour shift so reading some footie news, due to recent rule changes Leicester will be in the top seed pot if they win the premier league avoiding the champions from the other top 7 leagues. I am guessing the other spot goes to the winners. Mad to think they would be the top seeds. I honestly think the way they set up will suit the UCL too.
 
Bored to death on my 14 hour shift so reading some footie news, due to recent rule changes Leicester will be in the top seed pot if they win the premier league avoiding the champions from the other top 7 leagues. I am guessing the other spot goes to the winners. Mad to think they would be the top seeds. I honestly think the way they set up will suit the UCL too.

Hadn't realised they'd changed the criteria on pot 1 to the domestic winners of the seven highest ranked Country leagues and the holders.

Ta for that. I wish UEFA would leave well enough alone. You NEVER know where you are from one season to the next.

Pots 2 through 4 are still ranked on club coefficients.
 
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