Premiership 2015/2016

[mikesiva]

A great goal by Delle Alli!

[budgetmeansbudget]

Is John Stones all that?

Too cocky and over plays for me.

[sussexpob]

A great goal by Delle Alli!

Its a Wonder goal. Incredible. This boy has some major talent, we should be very excited for England's sake. Not many 19 year old kids would cut it in this league, but he certainly has the talent even now.

[Alviro Patterson]

The assist is just as impressive, great vision and a perfectly controlled header to tee up Alli.

[Gingerfinch]

The assist is just as impressive, great vision and a perfectly controlled header to tee up Alli.

Nice set up, but more credit to Alli for the skill and finish.

[Aidan11]

Chelsea leading Arsenal.

This season that's a shock.

[budgetmeansbudget]

The assist is just as impressive, great vision and a perfectly controlled header to tee up Alli.

Nice set up, but more credit to Alli for the skill and finish.

The header hardly teed up Alli, he did all the teeing up himself.

Superb goal, but I still prefer Matt Ritchie's chest and volley against Sunderland earlier in the season, then I would, I was right behind it as it bent into the top corner!

[braveneutral]

Weren't Adidas going to take away half of United's sponsorship if we don't make the CL?

Just a thought.

[Gingerfinch]

Pep's in at City.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/35461090

[sussexpob]

Mourinho at United then?

[Aidan11]

Did Pellegrini know he was leaving at the end of the season?

[Gingerfinch]

Pellergrini to Chelsea?

[sussexpob]

Pellergrini to Chelsea?

Cant see it myself. I think he will run away back to Spain or take a high profile job in Italy or something.

[mikesiva]

So, Guardiola will take over at Man City this summer...another manager with a big rep that might just be more PR than substance.

Not so long ago, LVG came in with huge hype and expectation. Mourinho's return was greeted with great fanfare.

One is gone, and the other is not the Messiah any more....

Guardiola took over a Barcelona team built by Rijkaard, and his rep comes from winning with that team. When the team needed to be broken up and rebuilt, Guardiola jumped ship. He seems to be more concerned about building his own CV than building a team...he's already said he only wants to spend three years at any club, moving on to keep his reputation intact, I think. He's not a Ferguson or Wenger, who will strive to stay at one club for a long time. Is that kind of manager really good for your club?

Okay, before he joined Bayern Munich, they had just won the Champions League under Heynckes...why doesn't he get the hype for that achievement?

Instead, what has Guardiola done in the Champions League to even merit comparison with Heynckes? Thrashed 5-0 by Real Madrid in the semis in 2013-14, beaten 5-3 by Barcelona in the semis in 2014-15...no magic wand? He doesn't seem to have improved the team on Heynckes...let's see how Bayern do in this his last season.

I'm more impressed by what Ranieri has done at Leicester....

[dan08]

You do realise that Rijkaard won nothing the season before Pep joined and then Pep came and won 6 trophies in his first year.