Palace 3 - 0 Southampton. Benteke with his second.

Logically this means that Palace > Southampton > Arsenal

Okazaki on for 10 minutes and scores. Ranieri needs to be starting him.

Spurs 5-0. Eriksen again.

WBA 3 - 1 Watford.

Bob Bradley

Bob effin Bradley

MLS pundits (Same ones who probably voted for *bleep* that was over Giovinco for MvP) will defend Bradley to no end since most of them prick like a hedgehog at any threat to their reputation.

Swansea have a dreadful team to be fair, did anyone expect anything else?

Was upset when Swansea appointed him, this will only diminish the reputation of the US abroad

Jay29 wrote: Palace > Southampton > Arsenal

I'd agree tbh

Let's go Arsenal

Open the chat for the superior league, with superior Arsenal and superior West Ham playing?

Fourever.

Still don't have a clue why Swansea sacked Guidolin tbh.

CBarca wrote:Swansea have a dreadful team to be fair, did anyone expect anything else?

Was upset when Swansea appointed him, this will only diminish the reputation of the US abroad

Never mind the US reputation. Just looking at it soberly, the US league isn't anywhere a decent European league, that's not a diss just a fact.
I'd say that arguably the Spanish, English, German, probably French and Italian second divisions are even stronger.

So for a PL club to appoint a manager who, at the age of almost 60, has never coached anywhere near a top league during all his career is just strikingly ludicrous.

Of course, this diminishes the reputation of getting clueless American investors as owners who then sack a perfectly fine manager and meddle with the new appointment.
Because that's the only way to explain this appointment tbh.

Sanchez 5 mins away from an injury

Was focused on El Clasico, I totally forgot about the City-Chelsea game.

With this home loss, Pep's City is now third and may drop down to fourth if Arsenal beats West Ham.

Never would've imagined that happening at the beginning of the season. Goes to show how unpredictable this sport is.

Hapless_Hans wrote:

CBarca wrote:Swansea have a dreadful team to be fair, did anyone expect anything else?

Was upset when Swansea appointed him, this will only diminish the reputation of the US abroad

Never mind the US reputation. Just looking at it soberly, the US league isn't anywhere a decent European league, that's not a diss just a fact.
I'd say that arguably the Spanish, English, German, probably French and Italian second divisions are even stronger.

So for a PL club to appoint a manager who, at the age of almost 60, has never coached anywhere near a top league during all his career is just strikingly ludicrous.

Of course, this diminishes the reputation of getting clueless American investors as owners who then sack a perfectly fine manager and meddle with the new appointment.
Because that's the only way to explain this appointment tbh.

Let me rephrase. I can't actually claim it's a fact, rather I assume that without knowing. So let's phrase it as a question.

Would you say the MLS is close in quality to a European top 10-20 league?

10? No.

20? Yes, surely?

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Still don't have a clue why Swansea sacked Guidolin tbh.

New american management wanted their own man

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My god!

ICYMI here's that awful tackle from Sergio Aguero on David Luiz. #CFC #MCFC pic.twitter.com/IQCGLVwGGC

— KickOff (@KickOff) December 3, 2016

Xhaka's passing is ridiculous

zigra wrote:How long a ban can we expect for Aguero? Surely that has to be more than just 3-4 games?

It'll be 3 games, Since the card was shown. If it was unpunished it would have been more than that. That's the rule i think.

Take your Hazards and Firminos and gtfoo

Sanchez best player in the league by far

What a goal

2-0

Sanchez x 2

3-0

Carroll lmao

3-1

What a goal by Oxlade

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