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Ccfcisparks
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It’s a great result for Arsenal. Quickly silenced old Trafford and defended well without any clear chances for United.
People who thought they could go there and play attacking are on another planet
People who thought they could go there and play attacking are on another planet
Otis
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Easier still, I would just gone round his house and put everything in his kitchen on top shelves
Didn't shine down on them in the end.
I think they will struggle to stay up this season myself.
Otis
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Can't see it myself. Not with the goals Haaland brings you.
Saddlebrains
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Burnley Brentford Wolves to drop for me
Brighton Sky Blue
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A funny team who seem to get themselves up for the ‘big’ games but really struggle in more ‘bread and butter’ games. Very inconsistent
AOM
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Don't think they'll do brilliantly this season, but last year was probably an outlier and I can't (unfortunately) see them finishing that low again for a while
David O'Day
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Earlsdon_Skyblue1
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Forest did look very good, but I've had question marks over Brentford for a few months. Lost their manager and their best players, and signed Henderson. I think they're a decent shout for the drop.
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Brighton Sky Blue
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If they lose Wissa before the window ends, quite possibly.
alexccfc99
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Really wouldn't rule WHU out of a scrap
The quality of Bowen and Paqueta (if not banned) should see them have enough but they have looked rank rotten since Moyes left last year
A club that suffers from an identity crisis, bigger than most but not anywhere near enough to challenge the Top 6 - They hounded Moyes out but I really struggle to see how any West Ham fan had them as above several top half finishes, The Conference League trophy and a few long runs in the Europa on top of that
Nuskyblue
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They've been gutted, they really did cause Man City problems before Haaland scored just by being busy.
That said Man City could just be rusty having not really had a pre-season
It was more looking at their transfer business really, signings not really to the value of prem teams, I hope they buck the trend though.
Potbellypig
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Can't fancy that Leeds lineup to do anything but get relegated.
mmttww
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Yeah, my brother in law is a Toffee and I'm hoping I can sneak a ticket at some point. Location, architecture, layout (steep, loads of standing etc.) is all decent.
Farmer Jim
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Everton have got a bit part midfielder playing left back, so this is a game where anything can happen !
Grendel
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Just went in the club shop - can see it from my hotel
Terry Gibson's perm
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Leeds playing a very fast style still.
alexccfc99
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Watched 2 and a bit games in the last couple of days and struggling to recall enjoying any of it
The day out getting promoted would be epic, the money would change the club forever - But I am so not arsed about being in the Premier League - the most overrated league in the world
The day out getting promoted would be epic, the money would change the club forever - But I am so not arsed about being in the Premier League - the most overrated league in the world
Gynnsthetonic
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He saved it with his arm still though
Gynnsthetonic
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Penalty all day long, no need for var
Gynnsthetonic
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He's a really effective player, not many defenders would fancy marking him
Then your essentially saying he should have just waved it into the net?
Unless there was another part of his anatomy he could have got in the way?
What I'm saying is that his arm had no other place to be.
mark82
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Yeah, feels harsh. Guess he dived towards it though. Just unfortunate.
clint van damme
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Arm tucked in or not, he moved it towards the ball.
If he'd been stationery and it hit him there it wouldn't have been a pen.
Farmer Jim
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It`s sewn up before a ball is kicked.
City can spend what they want.
Chelsea can spend what they want.
Liverpool can spend what they want.
Man U can spend what they want.
Arsenal can spend what they want.
The whole league is fixed to keep everyone else in their place and keep the tv money rolling in.
Look at Newcastle, theoretically richest team on the planet, who have been nobbled by PSR, Villa to an extent too.
The whole league is rotten to the core.
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