Geordie Ahmed

Cancelo's final ball has been awful

They have been so average, just knew the pressure would get to them

City are bottling this

Villa score

City having a lot of the ball but don't really look threatening, think nerves/pressure is getting to them

Liverpool level

Much like Villa I think Wolves have scored too early to get a result

I also fancy Villa for a result so I kind of agree, though Liverpool still have more than enough to beat Wolves

Think he isn't 100% fit and they want to save him for the CL final

Liverpool will still win, they'll turn it around City need to concentrate on themselves as it's far from over

Fernandinho at the back is going to be a disaster for City

He lacks pace like Rodri and Fabinho do but it doesn't negatively impact how he plays

Liverpool win the title Spurs finish 4th Man-U to get 6th We finish 11th Leeds to get relegated

I was against his signing and mentioned it several times on here, combination of his constant injuries and a hit and miss end product However, since January he's been brilliant, he's remained fit and he's racked up the assists, so much so with 13 he has the most in La Liga this season (11 of those coming from Feb onwards). So him on the RW would be an impressive signing but I get the feeling he'll be staying in Barca.

That's my thoughts on it too, League 1 standard is so bad I expected a club of their size to get out of it no bother but it took 4 attempts and even this latest one was touch and go, they relied on some late winners to just make sure they even got to the play offs If they are to challenge for promotion then there's a lot of work and money needed

Of course, I don't deny that, if he even joined say Liverpool he would still make lots of money Looking at it from a football perspective I would have liked to see him play in La Liga or even better the PL but he's still young, PSG are a big club (even if it's cos of the oil money and not historically) and it is his club as well, so him staying is hardly ludicrous My point is more about a player being smart (with a risk attached to it of course) of signing short contracts and then seeing it out to then get massive wages and a big signing on fee too

Calm yourself down, not sure why you are getting upset I've made zero comment on it from a football perspective, just saying he's nailed it from making an obscene amount of money and he'll repeat that process in 3-4 years again. Not saying that is "right" or "wrong", just that from a financial point of view it's a clever approach

Current Liverpool is obviously an impressive team and don't tend to lose but he didn't predict a single loss for Liverpool for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 season

Mbappe has nailed it from maximising his income, he's going to earn ridiculous money over the next 3 years and he'll probably see his contract out and then sign another ridiculous 3/4 year contract

It is but 2-3 canny loans can be enough to ensure you aren't in trouble and tbf PL clubs would be happy to loan them players as they'll get decent attendances

1st get a trophy, 2nd doesn't get anything Think it's the same in The Championship too

They'll no doubt buy some players and probably get some useful loans from PL clubs Neil is a decent manager, especially for that level It will take some effort for a promotion push but I can see them being comfortably safe

Sky guy "Let's bring Elliot in, Elliot a local boy from Durham, that's where the vast majority of Sunderland fans are based"

Have to say, I'm shocked they aren't on the pitch, must have taken some restraint that

Took them 4 years, well done