I wish I could share your concern DFM, but I've had it with the England football team. Too many disappointments over the years.
They'll probably go and win the thing this time.
No they won't!
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by budgetmeansbudget » Sun Apr 08, 2018 10:24 am
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by Durhamfootman » Sun Apr 15, 2018 3:29 pm
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by budgetmeansbudget » Sun Apr 15, 2018 4:00 pm
Looks like a pretty dull finish to the Premier League this season.
Champions 99.9% decided.
Top 4 currently are pretty likely to remain as the top 4.
Bottom 3 currently are also pretty likely to remain the bottom 3 at the end of the season.
You could maybe make a case for Stoke or Southampton if either was winning the odd game, but both are on 4 game losing streaks, and the manner of yesterday's defeat for Southampton at home to Chelsea was about as demoralising as you could get.
Champions 99.9% decided.
Top 4 currently are pretty likely to remain as the top 4.
Bottom 3 currently are also pretty likely to remain the bottom 3 at the end of the season.
You could maybe make a case for Stoke or Southampton if either was winning the odd game, but both are on 4 game losing streaks, and the manner of yesterday's defeat for Southampton at home to Chelsea was about as demoralising as you could get.
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by budgetmeansbudget » Sun Apr 15, 2018 6:45 pm
If Man U weren't so inconsistent you could almost think they did that deliberately.
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by mikesiva » Mon Apr 16, 2018 6:45 am
Congratulations to darren Moore the first jamaican to manage a team in the premier league.
Nobody has a stance quite like the mighty Shivnarine....
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by bigfluffylemon » Tue Apr 17, 2018 12:44 am
budgetmeansbudget wrote:Looks like a pretty dull finish to the Premier League this season.
Champions 99.9% decided.
Top 4 currently are pretty likely to remain as the top 4.
Bottom 3 currently are also pretty likely to remain the bottom 3 at the end of the season.
You could maybe make a case for Stoke or Southampton if either was winning the odd game, but both are on 4 game losing streaks, and the manner of yesterday's defeat for Southampton at home to Chelsea was about as demoralising as you could get.
Most competitive league in the world my *modded*
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Re: Premiership 2017/2018
by budgetmeansbudget » Tue Apr 17, 2018 7:43 am
Maybe not in the world but probably out of the top five leagues in Europe.
Juventus, PSG and Bayern Munich have all dominated their respective leagues in the last few seasons and Barcelona and Madrid in Spain.
I think we've had a fair few different winners, Man U, Man C, Chelsea and Leicester. Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal have also been in the mix on a number of occasions.
Obviously there are lots of other factors to take into account when considering competitive. You could probably look at teams ability to survive in the League after promotion. This season there is every chance that all three sides will survive!
Juventus, PSG and Bayern Munich have all dominated their respective leagues in the last few seasons and Barcelona and Madrid in Spain.
I think we've had a fair few different winners, Man U, Man C, Chelsea and Leicester. Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal have also been in the mix on a number of occasions.
Obviously there are lots of other factors to take into account when considering competitive. You could probably look at teams ability to survive in the League after promotion. This season there is every chance that all three sides will survive!
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