Premier League (midweek) Games 2/3/4 April '24

[tweety]

Good lad Cole, but as thick as mince

 

[dickie davies]

I'll repeat what I said earlier this week
The rags should be looking behind them because Newcastle's run of fixtures to the end of the season is very favourable
The game between the two will, IMO, prove decisive in the battle for 6th

 

[skillman]

United fan growing up aswell. Time we all moved on.

Could tell he was sheepish when the interviewer brought that up haha, “yeah when I was growing up”…

Puts it to bed when some fans said he stopped being a rag just because he played for us.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Are you watching the game? Have you watched him this season?

He's undeniably brilliant.

I have watched many of his games. He is undeniably good going forward (even then, has issues, which constantly frustrate his teammates), bút everything else is poor. He was poor throughout tonight and contributed to Chelsea needing to come back in the first place.

He would be nowhere near a regular starter under Pep (as Pep would never tolerate his overall game), which Palmer wanted, hence he left.

It was a good move for all involved.

 

[Kazzydeyna]

W have to remember with Palmer, he looks good because he’s playing in a mediocre, mid table team so is shining brightly but, and it’s a big but, he was never, ever, in a million years going to be good enough for us to hold down a regular starting place.

It’s a mark of just how far ahead of the rest of England this City team is.
So we strengthened a mid table team by selling him? Big deal. And good luck to Cole. He always came across as a nice enough lad when with us.

 

[Coljj]

Rio: "I was high as kite"

 

[FJRMCFC]

Palmer scores two penalties (he didn’t make), smacks a ball in to a crowd and a Rag player deflects it past his keeper (that probably would have saved the shot otherwise), and had an overall poor performance otherwise, contributing to Chelsea having to come from behind in the first place, with the winning deflected goal sending them 10th.

Fanboys: HE IS THE GREATEST EVER. SHOULD HAVE SOLD FODEN AND KEPT HIM! MASSIVE BOLLOCK DROPPED. TXIKI OUT.

He has 16 goals and 8 assists in the league. It was a mistake to sell there’s no two ways about it

 

[Bewar3them00n]

Cole Palmer “going down the garage for some skins” interview, looks like he’s been up all night

 

[Blu1]

I’m confused are Utd back or not ? 15 mins ago Facebook said they were back

 

[remember arthur mann]

Premier League at its best…………fuck right off

Just Sky deflection from the rags getting fooking tonked.

 

[Stephen230]

Palmer sure gives a great interview.

 

[heslops barnet]

Two penalties and a deflection and he's brilliant...did you see Phil last night..now that's a real footballer.
I like Palmer but he would struggle to get in our team..not disciplined enough for Pep

No discipline in chavs team

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

The club that just keeps on, and keeps on, and keeps on, and keeps on giving. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

There are people who think they're knowledgable about football who will say that the Chelsea-United game was a good game of football. That it was “exciting”, more than recent matches have been (and they're obviously aiming at one in particular). I saw that on the BBC site and I'm sure it's being said by people propping up the bar all over the country. I do not consider that a game based on a series of utter cock-ups compounded by luck is a good game of football, and the mere fact that there were seven goals largely due to mutual incompetence will never constitute a good game of football.

 

[gray740]

Where would they be without him ? we can live without him but they certainly would not .

 

[Semper aggressus]

Hahaha, well done Cole lad, fucking love finding out those twats got a beating, particularly such a late turnaround.

 

[Blueknows]

I have watched many of his games. He is undeniably good going forward (even then, has issues, which constantly frustrate his teammates), bút everything else is poor. He was poor throughout tonight and contributed to Chelsea needing to come back in the first place.

He would be now where near a regular starter under Pep (as Pep would never tolerate is overall game, which he wanted), hence he left.

It was a good move for all involved.

Lazy greedy fucker

 

[madloaf]

Great interview that.

 

[bridgeno1]

Anyway Boehly will be pleased to see his billion quid on transfers has seen Chelsea move above Bournemouth.

 

[5 Hit Gibbon]

Got in from the gym and put the TV on, to hear how the rags had turned it around to 3-2 from 2-0 down, just in time to see the two Chelsea goals go in. That was genuinely funny as fuck. Watching the rags nearly crying at the end made my night!