Deuce

Well they did single-handedly fund Burnley’s PL survival last season.

Was wondering why that name sounded familiar. Only retired from playing a few years ago, ending with a stint in NYC.

Dunno what you’re on about

I’ve long thought that the anthropomorphic oil drum constituency has been underrepresented

The corruption is staggering. At every level.

The Villages remains the most insane place in the most insane state in an insane country https://theintercept.com/2023/02/05/ron-desantis-florida-villages-oren-miller/

Been stripped of the title

Definitely a big jump from Austrian Bundesliga to PL (for managers too, clearly )

While it’s obviously not just a coincidence that three American players ended up at Jesse Marsch’s Leeds United, Adams and McKennie would also make the starting XI for plenty of PL clubs. Aaronson is probably best as an “off-the-bench” option in this league at this point in his career, but he’s a talented player too.

Marsch deserves a lot of credit for taking over from Bielsa last season and keeping them up. While results don’t always tell the whole truth (11th in goals scored, 6 teams with a worse GD), fact is they’re 17th and winless since November. Results take priority over style in the PL for relegation battlers. Mystifying that he/they spent all that money (on some good players!) but didn’t see fit to replace the likes of Struijk, Cooper, and Ayling, none of whom should be starting in the PL. I do think he’s a smart guy and a good manager. With the system he wants to install, he’d benefit from an opportunity to build something from the ground up, without the threat of relegation (Leeds) or pressure to compete for Europe and silverware (Leipzig). A reclamation project in a less demanding league.

Blast from the past

Marsch sacked