Uncle Si wrote:PSG have no chemistry? arent they in the final 16 of the Champs League? And thats without Lucas Moura playing.... ridiculous statement.
I'm just going from what I've heard, and it's mostly involving them when playing in Ligue 1.
Uncle Si wrote:PSG have no chemistry? arent they in the final 16 of the Champs League? And thats without Lucas Moura playing.... ridiculous statement.
peachesenregalia wrote:Glasgow, you're new here so you can be forgiven, but take our advise - try not to engage Gatehawk in conversation much.
You're welcome.
Gatehawk wrote:peachesenregalia wrote:Glasgow, you're new here so you can be forgiven, but take our advise - try not to engage Gatehawk in conversation much.
You're welcome.
You should talk, you telling him to not talk with me, and yet you're normally the first to reply to my posts.
peachesenregalia wrote:Gatehawk wrote:peachesenregalia wrote:Glasgow, you're new here so you can be forgiven, but take our advise - try not to engage Gatehawk in conversation much.
You're welcome.
You should talk, you telling him to not talk with me, and yet you're normally the first to reply to my posts.
I'm always just trying to troll you, but he seemed to be genuinely trying to converse with you. Even you know that's a bad idea.
Gatehawk wrote:Well unless Sunderland makes some kind of change, I can't see them even challenging Szczesny's net anymore in this game, they're finding it difficult just to get the ball out of their half.
Uncle Si wrote:Its almost sad to see the PL at this state of mediocrity. There are maybe 4-5 really world class players in the league right now (Suarez, RvP, Aguero and Bale who may be the 3rd best player in the world at the moment) the PL is suffering from thus lack of genuine talent and may lose more players in the summer. Not only do Bale and Suarez need to stay but PL teams need to attract more talent. It wont be hard with the dram of the German league, the three Spanish teams and FFP
Uncle Si wrote:Its almost sad to see the PL at this state of mediocrity. There are maybe 4-5 really world class players in the league right now (Suarez, RvP, Aguero and Bale who may be the 3rd best player in the world at the moment) the PL is suffering from thus lack of genuine talent and may lose more players in the summer. Not only do Bale and Suarez need to stay but PL teams need to attract more talent. It wont be hard with the dram of the German league, the three Spanish teams and FFP
Uncle Si wrote:There is no logic in "the league is due". Yes it ended fantastically last year. The two top teams combined for the highest point total in decades. But that can't mask the clear issue thatother leagues are putting out a better product, even last year. While City-United was a great end.... where was the drama in the rest of the league? And how has that dram led to an influx of new talent? It hasn't. While I should add Mata to that list of world class players the league did lose Modric. Chelsea won the Champs league but was massively outplayed by Bayern and Barca. The English teams this year are underdogs in their upcoming ties.
I agree with Spur... City and Chelsea may have pushed the league to untenable heights of spending. But there is something else. Neymar, Lucas, Falcoa are not even considering the PL. Pep passed up obvious openings at City, Chelsea and maybe United for Germany. Bale and Suarez may be leaving. They will no doubt be well sought after in Spain this summer.
Hawkspur wrote:Uncle Si wrote:Its almost sad to see the PL at this state of mediocrity. There are maybe 4-5 really world class players in the league right now (Suarez, RvP, Aguero and Bale who may be the 3rd best player in the world at the moment) the PL is suffering from thus lack of genuine talent and may lose more players in the summer. Not only do Bale and Suarez need to stay but PL teams need to attract more talent. It wont be hard with the dram of the German league, the three Spanish teams and FFP
I blame Chelsea and City for the lack of talent. Overseas clubs now seem to be adding £10 million to the value of their players because these reckless chumps have shown that they're prepared to pay it. They appear to believe that all English clubs are in the same financial situation. For clubs who are actually concerned with staying solvent the top young talent is much harder to find at a sensible pric than it was 6 - 7 years ago.
Uncle Si wrote:Again Gate, aside from agreeing through disagreement I'm not sure what you're on about. A blind monkey? At what point did the German league become a stronger pull than the PL? Peps choosing the German league because its easy? No... and while Chelsea may be unstable, City isn't. He chose Germany because that league is on the rise. Its financially stable, competitive and developing. The PL is on the way down. That's the point. Lucas chose PSG because they can offer more. Falcoa will go to Italy, Real or Barca in the summer because the success rate is higher. Basically everything I said you agreed with then tried to explain. The explanations aren't necessary, but they aren't anoloies, nor each singular. Pep, Cavani, Neymar, Lucas, Falcoa will all end up outside of England for the same basic premise. Its the same one that may draw Suarez and Bale away. The PL right now is not looked on as the ultimate in football. Last years dramatic finale and chelseas herpics did nothing to add to the allure either (what world class players joined the PL this summer.... and don't bore me with Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool additions. None were world class. They represent the new PL.. almost moneyball additions)
Ericksen is this summers big target. Where he goes will say alot
Hawkspur wrote:Uncle Si wrote:Its almost sad to see the PL at this state of mediocrity. There are maybe 4-5 really world class players in the league right now (Suarez, RvP, Aguero and Bale who may be the 3rd best player in the world at the moment) the PL is suffering from thus lack of genuine talent and may lose more players in the summer. Not only do Bale and Suarez need to stay but PL teams need to attract more talent. It wont be hard with the dram of the German league, the three Spanish teams and FFP
I blame Chelsea and City for the lack of talent. Overseas clubs now seem to be adding £10 million to the value of their players because these reckless chumps have shown that they're prepared to pay it. They appear to believe that all English clubs are in the same financial situation. For clubs who are actually concerned with staying solvent the top young talent is much harder to find at a sensible pric than it was 6 - 7 years ago.
peachesenregalia wrote:Just kill me now.
Seriously.
Uncle Si wrote:peachesenregalia wrote:Just kill me now.
Seriously.
Yep... done. Lost all interest in the season
peachesenregalia wrote:Yep.
Uncle Si wrote:peachesenregalia wrote:Yep.
agreed.... what can you do?
peachesenregalia wrote:And before you say something about Arsenal being 'the better team', just stop. I'm tired of hearing that excuse, even by Liverpool fans. The better team is the one that wins.
Gatehawk wrote:Just for once don't crack on Arsenal, and not turn it on me and make this worse for someone who's already feeling like crap.
peachesenregalia wrote:Could be worse, Gate. You could support Celtic and condone paedophilia.
Uncle Si wrote:Gatehawk wrote:Just for once don't crack on Arsenal, and not turn it on me and make this worse for someone who's already feeling like crap.
Where's the fun in that?
And to be honest you had to see this coming right?
peachesenregalia wrote:Cry me a river, Gate. Then piss off. Just agree that Arsenal are shite. I've said many times that Liverpool are shite. Nothing wrong with admitting your teams flaws. Doesn't make you any less a supporter.
Wenger's not gonna walk away, and I'm not convinced that he's all that's wrong. They just don't have the players. Same as Liverpool.
Lastly, Arsenal aren't going to beat Bayern. The sooner you accept that, the better.
InSuarezWeTrust wrote:5 Reasons today has started off well. Gerrard, Coutinho, Enrique, Suarez, Sturridge.
peachesenregalia wrote:InSuarezWeTrust wrote:5 Reasons today has started off well. Gerrard, Coutinho, Enrique, Suarez, Sturridge.
Don't care. It was a very weak Swansea side and I'm not going to let myself get excited. We're looking at a finish in the 6-10 range in the league this year, which was what I predicted at first. I just hope we can keep a hold of the players we need to keep a hold of, ie Suarez, Sturridge, Sterling, Coutinho, Agger and Johnson.
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