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So what is it, to big of a gap is bad, we want smaller. But smaller gap is bad, we want bigger? What the fuck

I must have missed it. I think top 4 is a real opportunity with no Klopp. Chelsea and Man U I think we should be better than. Villa can't maintain this and need a drop off at some point. Arsenal and City have 2 spots locked next season, the other 2 are anyones.

Weird quote by wor Eddie. Not like him.

Just like Darwin, its not worth the stress.

Eales spelt it out only a few weeks ago Regular Top 6 and pushing to try and win trophies.

So either the gap between games is too small, or it's too big? Not sure about that haha. If it was like 3 weeks off, then I would kind of get it, but I'd rather have 11 days off than the 4 days off Palace had.

Horse-shit

Lewis Hall to Milner is a better comparison imo and I mean that as a compliment.

Murphy, ritchie, dummet, krafth, targett, almiron and, at a shove, longstaff, will all need to be moved on sooner rather than later and replaced with much higher quality players. I genuinely feel for the lad, he was good enough in the Ashley era i.e. bottom third of the prem, but he is way no where near for where we want to be.

If he even achieves half of what Milner has then he will have had an excellent career.

He's so bad at finishing. But so many chances.

I'm not touching Jackson. Palmer only.

He's been a free agent all season.

Ollie Watkins has double the points of Jackson. I should choose Nicholas?????

Potential trap. Saliba & Gabriel have served me so good. I'm going to drop them out for Maguire?????? I can't see it.

If anybody needs cheering up on their dinner break, I'd suggest going on RAWK. Glorious. There's even one spoilt bastard who thinks its pointless going back to Anfield this season It must be pretty crazy for those 50+ who've only seen them win 1 title in 34 years after being so successful in the 70s/80s (assuming they don't win it this year). For what it's worth, prior to their generally consistent challenges under Klopp, to me they were always a huge club that were mainly a cup team. The odd flirt for the title under Benitez & Rodgers aside, they were always floating behind Man U/Arsenal/Chelsea. I can't stand them but they've been incredibly unlucky to finish 2nd twice with 90 + points. Hilarious though. I do think they'll have a couple of 'down' years now - it seems pretty inevitable to me. I know everybody likes to gas him up but Van Dijk looks nowhere near what he was to me. Likely famous last words but I do think this season was their best/last chance for a while, but I wouldn't be shocked if they won the Champions League in the next 5 years either. I do wonder if TAA would be tempted by Real Madrid too, especially since he classes Bellingham as his best mate in football.

James Milner

That seems a reasonable explanation.

Wild card looks rough this week, I have no faith in any of the popular selections. Haaland potentially not fit, Chelsea and Spurs with 2 doubles but they are Chelsea and Spurs. Man U and Us with doubles,

Quite a few ex-pros get into haulage/transportation businesses, I think. Would imagine he's making some kind of provision for after he's done playing.

Not in the world. Just the NO league - which is always a high-quality league. The winner is usually top 20k ITW. 15k overall. Top 500 Newcastle fan apparently.

The man got thrown in at wingback against an incredibly skillful and tricky team. It was never a sustainable strategy.

Matt going to be driving the lads to matches next year? Anything to keep him on the books it seems like

I suspect it’s not as interesting as it could be, as much as it would be hilarious for him to be trucking mad, I know his family are massively into equestrian and I wonder if it might be to transport their horses.