Other games (2024/25)

[ExiledGeordie]

As if those two knackers of clubs were ever going to win 😂

[mighty__mag]

1 minute ago, KaKa said:

£60 million Garnacho.

 

Completely useless.

 

That Hojland, Onana, the entire defence Casemiro, they're garbage, one good player only, rat face Fernandes.

[Displayname]

1 minute ago, Froggy said:

 

Can only imagine how frustrating it was for you lot watching us pass around the back in the 98th minute. 

Gave up when they scored mate.

[Crimson Cardigan]

Man Utd gave it a go but are just really bad, not helped by one of the single worst performances by a striker you’ll see. though Chelsea weren’t much better overall and are quite fortunate to win.

 

Spurs were a disgrace as per.

 

One positive is the goal difference didn’t really move.

[Robbo2]

Just now, ponsaelius said:

Some of these matches I've watched in recent weeks have been a disgrace. I've probably watched fixed Italian games that have more sporting integrity. 

 

League has been a joke since about February with 75% of the league not having anything to play for.

One of the worst seasons for quite a while. No peril for anyone in reality apart from one European spot that's in jeopardy 

[Kid Icarus]

2 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

Can only imagine how frustrating it was for you lot watching us pass around the back in the 98th minute. 

First 20 minutes felt like a deliberate attempt to make me believe you'd win.

[AyeDubbleYoo]

The Spurs lineup was truly shocking mind, I’d be amazed if they’d beat anyone in the league. 

[AngelofTheFourth]

2 minutes ago, ponsaelius said:

Some of these matches I've watched in recent weeks have been a disgrace. I've probably watched fixed Italian games that have more sporting integrity. 

 

League has been a joke since about February with 75% of the league not having anything to play for.

 

Been saying this for a while. Too many teams are on the beach. Apart from forests inevitable collapse the UCL campaign matches have been boring apart from the H2H ones.

[Cornah]

4 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

Can only imagine how frustrating it was for you lot watching us pass around the back in the 98th minute. 

Suck me

[Maggies]

2 minutes ago, Crimson Cardigan said:

Man Utd gave it a go but are just really bad, not helped by one of the single worst performances by a striker you’ll see. though Chelsea weren’t much better overall and are quite fortunate to win.

 

Spurs were a disgrace as per.

 

One positive is the goal difference didn’t really move.

I was expecting Chelsea to wipe out of goal difference lead, so pleased about that.

 

Tonight shouldn’t really affect us, but it does put a nail in Forest’s coffin.

[CPL]

It is still in our hands even if we lose against Arsenal. Think Man City will be more concerned with tonight's results. 

[Ketsbaia]

If Man Utd can play a similar line-up at home to Villa next Sunday, maybe there's a glimmer of hope when it comes to dropped points. The final already played, go out on a high etc. But I hate myself for even typing that out.

[TheBrownBottle]

Just now, ponsaelius said:

Some of these matches I've watched in recent weeks have been a disgrace. I've probably watched fixed Italian games that have more sporting integrity. 

 

League has been a joke since about February with 75% of the league not having anything to play for.

I also remember when we used to sneer at Italian football for this type of shite - teams effectively throwing games and not trying

 

I’m going to go all Brexity here, but this is one of the massive drawbacks to English football becoming more ‘international’ over the last few decades

[AngelofTheFourth]

We can only hope bournemouth pull off a miracle somehow.

[Maggies]

A lot of Everton’s energy will go into this weekend’s final game of the season. They won’t play a weakened team, but half of their players will be on the beach when they face us.

 

Its the old adage, if we can’t beat Everton at home then we don’t deserve Champions League (assuming we don’t win this weekend)

[TheBrownBottle]

I still found it amazing that the bookies thought Villa had a difficult run-in

[Froggy]

Just now, Ketsbaia said:

If Man Utd can play a similar line-up at home to Villa next Sunday, maybe there's a glimmer of hope when it comes to dropped points. The final already played, go out on a high etc. But I hate myself for even typing that out.

 

I guarantee you that if we win the final, we'll beat Villa. 

[Joe1984]

Just now, Froggy said:

 

I guarantee you that if we win the final, we'll beat Villa. 

I'll hold you to this, Froggy! 🤣

[SUPERTOON]

1 minute ago, TheBrownBottle said:

I still found it amazing that the bookies thought Villa had a difficult run-in

They did, if you only look at the names of their opponents.

[Jonas]

9 minutes ago, ponsaelius said:

Some of these matches I've watched in recent weeks have been a disgrace. I've probably watched fixed Italian games that have more sporting integrity. 

 

League has been a joke since about February with 75% of the league not having anything to play for.

In Italy clubs with something riding on it used to incentivise clubs in the Man United and Spurs roles with a deal on a player, a loan, part-ownership or something. Always maintained that's less 'cheating' than clubs nursing their way through games that they took seriously against others prior

 

 

 

 

Edited 9 hours ago by Jonas

[The Bonk]

3 minutes ago, Cornah said:

Suck me

 

How do Spurs still have a positive goal difference? Has a club ever finished 17th on the +GD? 
 

[Kid Icarus]

2 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

I still found it amazing that the bookies thought Villa had a difficult run-in

It's not just that, it's that other teams had to fall off.

[Ronson333]

Just emphasises how big our win against Chelsea was last week…Even if we drew that we would have been screwed.

[MagMal]

On the plus side the early kick offs haven't sunk my coupon this week.

[Sibierski]

Are we still going to pretend Hojlund will come good? Guy should be going on loan in the championship. £55m+ ffs