Grassland Blue
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Suppose he gets injured or pulls a hamstring....?!Pep usually gets these calls right. I'd start Walker v Brentford and then have him ready for the Cup FInal.
Suppose he gets injured or pulls a hamstring....?!Pep usually gets these calls right. I'd start Walker v Brentford and then have him ready for the Cup FInal.
I care!
My thought is that, although the league is won, a few more points would emphasise the difference between the best and the rest.
I don't see Brighton winning the match but a draw is on the cards imo.
Personally I'd let the Argentine lad stay with the u20 national squad at the world championships ;)I'd start Phillips, Palmer and Lewis in both of the remaining games. This is easy. :-)
V Brighton:
.......................Ederson....................
...........Walker Laporte Ake.............
................Lewis ... Rodri..................
Palmer Phillips Gundogan Grealish
.......................Haaland.....................
V Brentford:
........................Ortega.......................
...........Stones ...Dias.......Ake...........
................Lewis .. Peronne...............
Palmer ..Phillips .DeBruyne. .Foden
........................Alvarez.....................
Suppose he gets injured or pulls a hamstring....?!
I see people putting Ake in their starting lineup predictions. Is there any update on his fitness? I do hope he gets some meaningful play time these last two league matches and ease himself back into action. We need him fit for the two finals.
On the flip side we also have two big finals coming up and we need to keep the first 11 sharp for those. Sensible rotation to give minutes to those without overstressing them is the way IMO.It's totally irrelevant. Last time I looked we were 7 points clear of Arsenal with a game in hand. We're 18 points clear of third place and 19 points clear of the rags in fourth. We're not breaking any points records we set ourselves, so personally I couldn't care if we finish 20 points ahead of Arsenal or 1, we won the league .All that matters is we keep everybody fit and ticking over. It's a great chance to test our youth and fringe players against decent opposition. Phillips is a great example, after looking awful in his cameo's he looked quite decent on Sunday.
When Pep got annoyed over the Gundogan/Haaland penalty incident, didn't he say "There's no sentiment in football"?Ortega, Pep is always consistent that the 2nd choice plays the cup competition until the end