Barclay's Premier League '15-'16 discussion V5

CBarca wrote:Btw I would like to say Poch

Up 2-1 and scrambling after Aston Villa are pressing for a second goal and he throws on Onomah for his PL debut for the last 8 minutes. The boy helped in the build up for that goal, too.

Poch finally acting like a coach who has all the control.

I wouldn't say beating the bottommost team at home is that good a time to be praising the manager. Although it is impressive that Tottenham are unbeaten in 10 league games. If everything goes right for them, maybe they can take that step up this season and finish in the top-4.

can someone embed this here, I can't get it to work

https://twitter.com/FootyHumour/status/661558622770634752

cant embedd those

https://twitter.com/JOE_co_uk/status/662655395773743104

LMAO love it even more than that mourinho one

Art Morte wrote:

CBarca wrote:Btw I would like to say Poch

Up 2-1 and scrambling after Aston Villa are pressing for a second goal and he throws on Onomah for his PL debut for the last 8 minutes. The boy helped in the build up for that goal, too.

Poch finally acting like a coach who has all the control.

I wouldn't say beating the bottommost team at home is that good a time to be praising the manager. Although it is impressive that Tottenham are unbeaten in 10 league games. If everything goes right for them, maybe they can take that step up this season and finish in the top-4.

Yeah more of the latter. The performance against Aston Villa wasn't even that good tbh. I'm praising him just due to the fact that Spurs have gone 10 games unbeaten and I think there is a lot to be optimistic about for Spurs right now with Poch at the helm. Sunday will be a big game.

Bournemouth v Newcastle
Ah, what better way to kick the round off than a relegation six-pointer. There's a feeling about Bournemouth that - especially since losing Callum Wilson to a long-term injury - they're destined for relegation. But it's a home game like this one where they could show they've got other ideas.

Leicester v Watford
A couple of years ago this would have been a Championship tie, but now it's the 3rd vs the 11th in the Premier League. And even more surprisingly, it features the Prem's top three goalscorers: Vardy (11), Mahrez (7) and Ighalo (7).

Manchester United v West Brom Albion
Brace yourselves for some super sexy football as the league's two most gung-ho managers go at it.

Norwich City v Swansea City
It's home games like this that Norwich need to start winning or at least not losing to avoid relegation.

Sunderland v Southampton
It's home games like this that Sunderland need to start winning or at least not losing to avoid relegation.

West Ham United v Everton
Payet vs Barkley, Carroll vs Lukaku, Sakho vs Kone, Reid vs Stones, Moses vs Delofeu, it's gonna be amaziiiiiiiiiiiing!

Stoke City v Chelsea
And a very interesting piece left for the late kick-off. A repeat of a recent League Cup tie which Stoke won on penalties. Stoke have actually scored the lowest number of goals in the league, nine. A chance for Chelsea's defence to look as good as last season? Mourinho will serve his one-match stadium ban - will that be the magic factor that makes Chelsea play great again?

Despite some great effort not even Mort Arte could make these pack of games more exciting than they are.

What an awful matchday in the Premier League.

I don't think it's awful

I'm genuinely looking forward to watching Bournemouth v Newcastle, not quite sure why, though, maybe I need a little help.

But West Ham v Everton and Stoke v Chelsea are good matches, imo.

Agree with Urbi..

Leicester vs Watford is probably the only game I can feel remotely arsed to watch.

srigooner wrote:Agree with Urbi..

Leicester vs Watford is probably the only game I can feel remotely arsed to watch.

excellent choice, since mahrez will be playing

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CTNNAOyWEAAeoLB.png

Tbf we play open as *bleep* and so do they lol, if nothing else there should be goals as both teams try to attack and genuinely can't defend.

Perez-Mitrovic sounds good to watch

Anita and Dummett puts me off though. Where is Mbabu?

Perez and Mitrovic are great together tbh, once we get the ball to our front 4 we are actually quite good to watch.

Problem is getting it there But I do expect to be open as pretty much all our games have been and Bournemouth's reputation says the same.

As for Mbabu he's injured iirc.

players like Thauvin and De Jong on the bench Newcasle squad

Lol their names are more impressive than their performances.

warned you about Thauvin



but he will come good at some point though. Has the ability.

How does Coloccini still start for NUFC? I thought his time was over like 3 years ago

BarrileteCosmico wrote:How does Coloccini still start for NUFC? I thought his time was over like 3 years ago

Because we haven't bought anyone else being the cheap twats we are.

BTW this pitch is so small lol.

Anita is absolutely awful

Great link up play between Mitrovic and Perez. Dummett ruins the move completely.

Dummett

So shit.

Dat feel when Gosling > Anita

Why in the world didn't McClaren invest in a good CM

We did and he plays on the left wing