Premiership 2015/2016

[Aidan11]

0-3 already.

[ntini77]

Woeful tactics by Pellegrini. Any team who can press the ball well and with pace in attack would destroy a team with Fernando and Yaya as a midfield two. We should be about five down by now.

I can only hope that Pellegrini brings on either Delph or Fernandino for the second half.

[budgetmeansbudget]

Good strike by Skrtel.

[Aidan11]

Good day for Man Utd.

Even better day for Leicester.

[sussexpob]

Chelsea couldn't wait to get rid of Ranieri.

He was there 5 odd seasons, and he got a lot of money and didn't win anything.

In his last season he spent big money on Crespo and Veron who flopped. He must have spent 150 that year in days when that kind of money could have bought close to 6 of the world's best players

He failed

[budgetmeansbudget]

The big test for Ranieri and Leicester is when they hit a bad run of form which they are bound to do at some stage.

[budgetmeansbudget]

I hardly ever watch MOTD, but I caught our game this morning towards the end of the programme. Hardly showed anything of the game which for all intents and purposes was a humdinger especially first half but chose to have some pointless feature on some out of work youngsters from Swansea making a crap football song.

Couldn't even show a line across the pitch to see whether the first Swansea goal was offside or not, and a brief discussion about how Bournemouth can't survive if they carry on playing the way they do. Only the 900th time I've heard that bollox. Well, they ain't going to change their philosophy for anyone, and with a bit of the rub of the green over decisions, player fitness and a fair wind, there's no reason why they can't survive. And if they don't, at least I can get a ticket for next season more easily.

[ddb]

Another decent weekend for us.

Title clash next weekend.

[Aidan11]

Spurs are tearing west Ham apart.

[The Professor]

See that Crystal Palace are seeking out US investment....should make them even more insufferably smug.

[Gingerfinch]

Good win for your lot 365.

[st_brendy]

What record?

Some pointless, artificial record based on notion that football was created in 1992.

[budgetmeansbudget]

What record?

Some pointless, artificial record based on notion that football was created in 1992.

Bit harsh, we should be celebrating the fact that an Englishman who nearly gave up the game a few years ago has a chance of breaking it in this day and age.

[Aidan11]

What record?

Some pointless, artificial record based on notion that football was created in 1992.

Bit harsh, we should be celebrating the fact that an Englishman who nearly gave up the game a few years ago has a chance of breaking it in this day and age.

Indeed Budget. Record or not it's one hell of a feat.

[st_brendy]

What record?

Some pointless, artificial record based on notion that football was created in 1992.

Bit harsh, we should be celebrating the fact that an Englishman who nearly gave up the game a few years ago has a chance of breaking it in this day and age.

Don't get me wrong, I think what he has done is brilliant. And I'd love him to go on and break the actual record - which is not this alternative record that is based on, as I say, the notion that football was created in 1992. My post is directed more at the media, than at Vardy.

12 consecutive games is the English top flight record, not 10.