feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Fuck then routing for the Premier League under achievers giving Klopp a send off. City are going for a historical 4th title in a row which is far more important.
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The Title Race - 2023/24
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Fuck then routing for the Premier League under achievers giving Klopp a send off. City are going for a historical 4th title in a row which is far more important.
johnnytapia
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Don’t remember Rodney winning the treble....I hope he's not our 'Rodney Marsh' from 1972 !!
I think last season is a figment of the imagination for some.Don’t remember Rodney winning the treble
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....changing a winning team to accommodate him cost us a title though.Don’t remember Rodney winning the treble
Fortunately Pep & I know what we're doing so the Viking will be on the bench on Monday again.
Tune in to keep up.
Fuck then routing for the Premier League under achievers giving Klopp a send off. City are going for a historical 4th title in a row which is far more important.
Klopp has exactly one of each trophy, and has won pretty much every trophy available.
There is something almost poetic about that, why would he want to ruin it! Surely he'd rather leave with that than win say 2 leagues or carabaos and 1 of all the rest, upsetting that beautiful symmetry.
He doesn't have to leave empty handed in hisfinal year either, he can still get Sky's lets do it for Jurgen send-off, while maintaing such a rare equilibrium. He wins the Europa League, we win everything else, works out well for all and everyone is happy.
Klopp has exactly one of each trophy, and has won pretty much every trophy available.
There is something almost poetic about that, why would he want to ruin it! Surely he'd rather leave with that than win say 2 leagues or carabaos and 1 of all the rest, upsetting that beautiful symmetry.
He doesn't have to leave empty handed in hisfinal year either, he can still get Sky's lets do it for Jurgen send-off, while maintaing such a rare equilibrium. He wins the Europa League, we win everything else, works out well for all and everyone is happy.
Your not taking seriously unless you win back to back titles or more that one of the same trophies! Well that what the media was saying about Pep to classes as a great team and a manager..
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Can't decide what result is best for us today.
A draw gives us the chance to close the gap on Liverpool and slows them down but does it do enough damage to affect their form? They've only lost one game all season which they know was in large part down to a huge mistake from VAR so they must feel pretty invincible right now and a draw keeps that intact which is not good.
An Arsenal win would provide a much needed dent to Liverpool's confidence. The only problem is whether it gives Arsenal too much confidence going forward and makes them more of a problem.
The one result we definitely don't want is a Liverpool win. Yes it would make it a bit simpler to only have one team to chase down but Liverpool have a bit too much momentum for my liking and this is one of the few games left that they could realistically drop points in.
I'd take a draw but if there is to be a winner then we need it to be Arsenal in my opinion.
A draw gives us the chance to close the gap on Liverpool and slows them down but does it do enough damage to affect their form? They've only lost one game all season which they know was in large part down to a huge mistake from VAR so they must feel pretty invincible right now and a draw keeps that intact which is not good.
An Arsenal win would provide a much needed dent to Liverpool's confidence. The only problem is whether it gives Arsenal too much confidence going forward and makes them more of a problem.
The one result we definitely don't want is a Liverpool win. Yes it would make it a bit simpler to only have one team to chase down but Liverpool have a bit too much momentum for my liking and this is one of the few games left that they could realistically drop points in.
I'd take a draw but if there is to be a winner then we need it to be Arsenal in my opinion.
Arsenal win for me is the best result for sure today.Can't decide what result is best for us today.
A draw gives us the chance to close the gap on Liverpool and slows them down but does it do enough damage to affect their form? They've only lost one game all season which they know was in large part down to a huge mistake from VAR so they must feel pretty invincible right now and a draw keeps that intact which is not good.
An Arsenal win would provide a much needed dent to Liverpool's confidence. The only problem is whether it gives Arsenal too much confidence going forward and makes them more of a problem.
The one result we definitely don't want is a Liverpool win. Yes it would make it a bit simpler to only have one team to chase down but Liverpool have a bit too much momentum for my liking and this is one of the few games left that they could realistically drop points in.
I'd take a draw but if there is to be a winner then we need it to be Arsenal in my opinion.
We were a winning team before him and we will be a winning team with him and likely a winning team after him.....changing a winning team to accommodate him cost us a title though.
Fortunately Pep & I know what we're doing so the Viking will be on the bench on Monday again.
Tune in to keep up.
The comparisons with Marsh don’t hold up in any way shape or form and are usually trotted out in a lazy fashion to make a point.
A point which is nonsensical when put under any scrutiny.
Agree that Pep knows what he’s doing though.
Which thankfully will see Haaland back where he belongs for the rest of the season.