Jump to content

Still Not Worthy Of A Thread


joeyt

Recommended Posts

Guest Roger Kint

How many players did Portsmouth have when they were in a similar situation a few seasons back?

 

14 with no keepers in July 2010

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest antz1uk

how on earth can blackpool be in that position, they must have earnt £50m in the prem, they can't have spent that much

 

Edit:

 

The mood of supporters did not improve when they learned that the club paid £11m  to a company owned by Owen Oyston - Karl's father - during the Premier League campaign, equating to £211,538 a week and putting Oyston senior among the highest earners in world football in 2010-11.

 

Shocking that like

Link to post
Share on other sites

How many players did Portsmouth have when they were in a similar situation a few seasons back?

 

14 with no keepers in July 2010

 

Majority of those were promoted from their reserves and youth squads iirc?

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest Roger Kint

How many players did Portsmouth have when they were in a similar situation a few seasons back?

 

14 with no keepers in July 2010

 

Majority of those were promoted from their reserves and youth squads iirc?

 

Yeah sure a fair few were about 17

Link to post
Share on other sites

This seems like the only appropriate place for this, since it's largely terrible. Apparently we're on the cusp of a breakout.

 

http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2014/07/15/comparing-world-cup-teams-to-premier-league-sides-pick-a-club/

 

COMPARING THE 20 PREMIER LEAGUE TEAMS TO WORLD CUP SIDES

 

USA: Dependable. Commited and they already have an American in Geoff Cameron. = Stoke City

 

Germany: Stacked with talent and both have won the biggest titles available to them. = Chelsea

 

Argentina: Both wear Sky Blue, plus the Citizens have three Argentines on the books.  = Manchester City

 

Netherlands: They play sexy soccer and are always there or there abouts. Talented. = Arsenal

 

Brazil: The heavyweights historically but both are going through transition. = Manchester United

 

Spain: Love to play attractive soccer but both teams came up short when it mattered. = Liverpool

 

Chile: High-pressing, fun to watch and always pushing the top teams all the way. = Everton

 

Colombia: Teams who possess plenty of young talent, neutrals love to watch both. = Southampton

 

Belgium: Star-studded talent who are robust, good going forward and have plenty of options. = Tottenham

 

France: ‘Le Toon’ have a huge number of French stars, both are on the cusp of a breakout. = Newcastle

 

Costa Rica: The surprise package, Palace shocked everyone last season, Los Ticos this summer. = Palace

 

Mexico: The type of team you don’t want to play against. Tough tackling. Organized. Grinders. = Sunderland

 

Ecuador: Regimented and on their day, can be lethal. Topsy-turvy teams who are unpredictable. = Hull City

 

Uruguay: Attractive style of play, don’t let up too many goals but never score that many either. = Swansea

 

Australia: The hardest-working team out here. Low on quality, high on effort. Proud. = Leicester City

 

Bosnia: Upstarts who are just getting established. Nobody really knows what to expect. = Burnley

 

Switzerland: Some would argue watching paint dry is more riveting, but capable of shocks. = Aston Villa

 

Ivory Coast: A real mix of experience and youth, both tend to underwhelm after promising plenty. = QPR

 

England: Solid. Rigid. Lack of creativity. What you see is what you get from these two. = West Brom

 

Croatia: You know when you’ve played vs. these sides. You will have the bruises to prove it. Tough. = West Ham

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest Craig-NUFC

Interesting article on what the Qatari Aspire programme is doing to a team in Belgium. Sounds like when I get bored on FM, make a new club with maxed out facilities and ram them full of players with the best potential.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/16/sports/worldcup/a-qatari-soccer-program-looking-to-rise-buys-a-foothold-in-europe.html?smid%3D=tw-nytsports&_r=0

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest bimpy474

Blackpool: From the Premier League to having eight players

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28194124

 

Had no idea Blackpool were that f***ed.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013%E2%80%9314_Blackpool_F.C._season#Out

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014%E2%80%9315_Blackpool_F.C._season#Out

 

Look at the number of players released.

 

They were in the same situation before last season as well, just not as bad.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Interesting article on what the Qatari Aspire programme is doing to a team in Belgium. Sounds like when I get bored on FM, make a new club with maxed out facilities and ram them full of players with the best potential.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/16/sports/worldcup/a-qatari-soccer-program-looking-to-rise-buys-a-foothold-in-europe.html?smid%3D=tw-nytsports&_r=0

Canny old but - http://inbedwithmaradona.com/journal/2011/8/5/aspire-academy-qatars-footballing-future.html

 

Remember watching the highlights from that Aspire team absolutely bulldozing Man United.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest Craig-NUFC

Interesting article on what the Qatari Aspire programme is doing to a team in Belgium. Sounds like when I get bored on FM, make a new club with maxed out facilities and ram them full of players with the best potential.

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/07/16/sports/worldcup/a-qatari-soccer-program-looking-to-rise-buys-a-foothold-in-europe.html?smid%3D=tw-nytsports&_r=0

Canny old but - http://inbedwithmaradona.com/journal/2011/8/5/aspire-academy-qatars-footballing-future.html

 

Remember watching the highlights from that Aspire team absolutely bulldozing Man United.

 

Think I watched that too. Seem to remember Aspire's players had an average height of about 6'5 and played the U10 tactic of kick the ball miles in front then send your fastest players to chase it.

Link to post
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
×
×
  • Create New...