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26 minutes ago, PauloGeordio said:

Dear God that brinks back horror memories. I haven’t drunk alcohol in a lot of years now, but Mad Dog was a low point [emoji38] vapour trails……..

 

 

I’m not sure most of our livers fully functioned by the age of 16 tbh :) 

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58 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Is he going on the tour?

I assumed those going to the Euros won't go.

 

I'd be astounded if Trippier makes the England squad. From an England point of view I really hope he doesn't.

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7 hours ago, TheBrownBottle said:

It’s the most participated in part because both genders play it (which is a positive, not trying to be dismissive) and it is played in every state.

 

Most of the native Aussies I meet seem to be aware of the PL, but only in the same way that the average British sports fan are aware of the NBA etc.  

that’s odd as that isn’t my experience at all. Pl was really popular with most males I knew when I lived in Sydney for 10 years. Optus sport are currently getting massive viewing figures for PL games and I can’t see that’s in any way comparative to nba in Britain. 
 

Based on my 10 years living in Australia, I would compare the prem more to the champions league in terms of awareness than the nba. The prem league is more of a side sport to the Aussie sports. The biggest issue stopping more people watching was always the time difference. 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, Shearergol said:

 

I'd be astounded if Trippier makes the England squad. From an England point of view I really hope he doesn't.

Ordinarily id agree however Shaw looks like being unfit, James just ruined his chance, Colwill still knackered? He will probably be needed as Chilwells backup(TAA and Walker right side) unless im missing someone obvious?

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2 hours ago, Beren said:

I'd sell him if we have enough cover at full back. Haven't read the comments etc. Just think he's not as good as Tino at this point and a bit of a progress stopper. Also takes Gordon off set pieces. Need to recycle any proceeds/wages to other areas of the squad which need attention.

 

No animosity towards the guy, appreciate what he's done at Newcastle and wish him well.

 

Going forward players generally shouldn't be finishing their careers with us. There might be one or two exceptions but most players will have a couple of years at the end of their careers where they can play at a lower level but are no longer good enough for the level we want to be at.

 

Trippier has reached that point. He'd be good backup for Livramento but i'd rather we got someone younger in to fill that role and cash in while we can.

 

He gets to go with his head held high. He's been one of the clubs most important signings ever.

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1 minute ago, Fezzle said:

Ordinarily id agree however Shaw looks like being unfit, James just ruined his chance, Colwill still knackered? He will probably be needed as Chilwells backup(TAA and Walker right side) unless im missing someone obvious?

 

Gomez :yikes:

 

I'd take Mitchell.

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1 minute ago, Shearergol said:

 

Assume you mean Gomez? I agree, can't stand him.

Sorry aye, Mitchell looked good at both LB/LWB every time i watched him. Have a feeling he even chipped in at LCB once too

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Just now, Fezzle said:

Sorry aye, Mitchell looked good at both LB/LWB every time i watched him. Have a feeling he even chipped in at LCB once too

 

Shame Rico Lewis has been injured. He'll probably be pushing for a place next season. 

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15 minutes ago, Shearergol said:

 

I'd be astounded if Trippier makes the England squad. From an England point of view I really hope he doesn't.

Why would you be astounded? Southgate loves him. Southgate likes to pick the same players. There are few choices at LB. All Tripps needed to do to get on the plane is prove his fitness imi.

 

I agree he's not had his best season though.

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2 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Why would you be astounded? Southgate loves him. Southgate likes to pick the same players. There are few choices at LB. All Tripps needed to do to get on the plane is prove his fitness imi.

 

I agree he's not had his best season though.

 

Well, yes, given who the manager is, astounded is the wrong word.

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13 minutes ago, FLUMPO235 said:

that’s odd as that isn’t my experience at all. Pl was really popular with most males I knew when I lived in Sydney for 10 years. Optus sport are currently getting massive viewing figures for PL games and I can’t see that’s in any way comparative to nba in Britain. 
 

Based on my 10 years living in Australia, I would compare the prem more to the champions league in terms of awareness than the nba. The prem league is more of a side sport to the Aussie sports. The biggest issue stopping more people watching was always the time difference. 

 

 

Optus don’t publish viewing figures - but they’ve got just under a million subscribers to Optus Sports.  But Optus also gives away Optus Sports for free many of its mobile phone deals, and it’s the equivalent of about £3.50 per month otherwise.  Even if every subscriber watched a game (which they won’t) it would be dwarfed by the AFL and NRL viewing figures.  

 

The PL isn’t popular in any meaningful sense - people are aware but that doesn’t mean that they’re sat watching it.  People often speak to people who share their own interests.  There’s no chance it could be considered popular generally - the high number of immigrants in Sydney helps the interest levels, but most Aussies I’ve met either in work or outside of it are aware of the PL, know who Man Utd and Liverpool are, but couldn’t hold more than a brief conversation about any details on the sport.  

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Going to be laughs when he picks Maguire, Rashford, Henderson, Shaw, Trippier, James etc despite no form/fitness or owt because thats never been a disaster in the past for England managers. Suppose we should be grateful Phillips is out

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1 minute ago, Fezzle said:

Going to be laughs when he picks Maguire, Rashford, Henderson, Shaw, Trippier, James etc despite no form/fitness or owt because thats never been a disaster in the past for England managers. Suppose we should be grateful Phillips is out

James doesn't go.

 

I don't think Shaw will go.

 

I think at least one of Rashford or Henderson goes. If Rashford goes it will be at the expense of Gordon imo.

 

If he's fit Maguire is a shoe-in.

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7 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

James doesn't go.

 

I don't think Shaw will go.

 

I think at least one of Rashford or Henderson goes. If Rashford goes it will be at the expense of Gordon imo.

 

If he's fit Maguire is a shoe-in.

I learnt ages ago that second guessing Southgate was for fools

 

Edit: Actually only noticed Stones has played 111 mins since 10 March ffs, wouldnt even have got the last 21 without Ake getting injured. Going to be some rusty players on our plane

 

 

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7 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

Optus don’t publish viewing figures - but they’ve got just under a million subscribers to Optus Sports.  But Optus also gives away Optus Sports for free many of its mobile phone deals, and it’s the equivalent of about £3.50 per month otherwise.  Even if every subscriber watched a game (which they won’t) it would be dwarfed by the AFL and NRL viewing figures.  

 

The PL isn’t popular in any meaningful sense - people are aware but that doesn’t mean that they’re sat watching it.  People often speak to people who share their own interests.  There’s no chance it could be considered popular generally - the high number of immigrants in Sydney helps the interest levels, but most Aussies I’ve met either in work or outside of it are aware of the PL, know who Man Utd and Liverpool are, but couldn’t hold more than a brief conversation about any details on the sport.  

We will have to accept we have different experiences. But to compare the prem league awareness in Australia to the NBA in Britain is one of the silliest things I have ever heard. 

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Just now, FLUMPO235 said:

We will have to accept we have different experiences. But to compare the prem league awareness in Australia to the NBA in Britain is one of the silliest things I have ever heard. 

Yeah, it wasn’t a well-thought out simile tbh mate.  I agree - was trying to think of another sport which people are aware of players and teams but aren’t turning it on to actually watch it 

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Just now, TheBrownBottle said:

Yeah, it wasn’t a well-thought out simile tbh mate.  I agree - was trying to think of another sport which people are aware of players and teams but aren’t turning it on to actually watch it 

Yeah sorry, not looking to argue. 
 

anyway, you get to live in Australia you lucky sausage! ;)

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Just now, FLUMPO235 said:

Yeah sorry, not looking to argue. 
 

anyway, you get to live in Australia you lucky sausage! ;)

It’s a hard life :) - I miss Tyneside at this time of year, mind.  That feeling has usually disappeared by the start of October, though!

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The daft thing is, he would benefit from more game time before the euros since he's been out ages and rusty AF.

 

Currently he's having a holiday and watching the euros from home like the rest of us.

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