2019/2020 Premier League Discussion: Chapter IV

The Demon of Carthage wrote:Congrats to the true king of Manchester. That city has always been RED!

How did Madrid lose to these bunch of pretenders, I'll never know.

Firenze wrote:

Thimmy wrote:

The Demon of Carthage wrote:Congrats to the true king of Manchester. That city has always been RED!

How did Madrid lose to these bunch of pretenders, I'll never know.

Doc wrote:Scott Mctominabi Alonso.

Also, I would celebrate this win but Zidane lost to this bald fraud. At home. GG Firenze, ez game, ez lyfe.

The two of you should be ashamed. You’ve extended the shelf life of Firenze’s oh so random and super funny «Ole out» for the forseeable future. He’s gonna milk the attention out of it until his last brain cell pops

I mostly do it for responses from you tbh. I know it irks you. Hopefully I won't have to keep saying it for much longer but results like this keep saving Ole.

if he finishes 4th/gets CL then I'm okay with him getting more time with BRUNO in the side now, but if he misses out on CL as far as im concerned it's Ole out.

Glory wrote:The biggest plus of Fernandes transfer so far has been reminding Pogba and his fanbois how a real no.8/10 should be playing. And also making the guy and his arrogant agent realise we dont need him no more.

Unique wrote:is it just me or is pep a sour little twat when he speaks after a game.

Thimmy wrote:

Firenze wrote:

Thimmy wrote:



The two of you should be ashamed. You’ve extended the shelf life of Firenze’s oh so random and super funny «Ole out» for the forseeable future. He’s gonna milk the attention out of it until his last brain cell pops

I mostly do it for responses from you tbh. I know it irks you. Hopefully I won't have to keep saying it for much longer but results like this keep saving Ole.

if he finishes 4th/gets CL then I'm okay with him getting more time with BRUNO in the side now, but if he misses out on CL as far as im concerned it's Ole out.

No, you don’t You add «Ole out» to your responses in every matchday thread, even the ones I don’t respond to. I don’t know why doc and DoC only noticed it recently. I couldn’t care less if Ole stays or goes, but that meme of yours is so played out that yeah, it does annoy me a little bit to see you copy/paste it a thousand times.

It reminds me of this kid I knew in primary school, who had learned a magic trick involving a marble that he made disappear out of his hand. He kept showing it to people for a full two years, because there was always someone who hadn’t seen it yet and he never grew tired of the attention. Or people who roam various, Youtube comment sections for the sake of copy/pasting jokes for likes.

Josep Guardiola wrote:"We played good, we missed a little in the final third but the second half was better and it was a good performance.

"We play the same way, tried the press and defend well and we did well.

"Our game is there, we played really good in terms of coming here. They wait and did long balls on the counter-attack for Daniel James and Anthony Martial.

"We did our game but unfortunately we conceded a goal. They waited for our mistakes.

"Kevin de Bruyne is getting better, I don't know when he will come back but he is getting better."

Bernardo Silva wrote:"It was a bad game for us. Not acceptable. We didn’t start badly and were playing quite well until we conceded.

"We know how good the Manchester United players are on the counter-attack, very aggressive. So our performance was not acceptable.

"We will have to watch the game back and listen to what Pep has to say. But a team like ours cannot lose this many games. We need to check what’s not going right and try not to make so many mistakes."

danyjr wrote:

Josep Guardiola wrote:"We played good, we missed a little in the final third but the second half was better and it was a good performance.

"We play the same way, tried the press and defend well and we did well.

"Our game is there, we played really good in terms of coming here. They wait and did long balls on the counter-attack for Daniel James and Anthony Martial.

"We did our game but unfortunately we conceded a goal. They waited for our mistakes.

"Kevin de Bruyne is getting better, I don't know when he will come back but he is getting better."

Bernardo Silva wrote:"It was a bad game for us. Not acceptable. We didn’t start badly and were playing quite well until we conceded.

"We know how good the Manchester United players are on the counter-attack, very aggressive. So our performance was not acceptable.

"We will have to watch the game back and listen to what Pep has to say. But a team like ours cannot lose this many games. We need to check what’s not going right and try not to make so many mistakes."

Winter is Coming wrote:

Glory wrote:The biggest plus of Fernandes transfer so far has been reminding Pogba and his fanbois how a real no.8/10 should be playing. And also making the guy and his arrogant agent realise we dont need him no more.

Too early for that once teams realise he's a big threat people will set up differently against him only then we can analyze how good he is. Salah hit 40 plus his first season hasn't even reach near that in the last two.

Glory wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:

Glory wrote:The biggest plus of Fernandes transfer so far has been reminding Pogba and his fanbois how a real no.8/10 should be playing. And also making the guy and his arrogant agent realise we dont need him no more.

Too early for that once teams realise he's a big threat people will set up differently against him only then we can analyze how good he is. Salah hit 40 plus his first season hasn't even reach near that in the last two.

I wasnt hyping. May be it sounded like that, hmm. You are right that he will be targeted from now. Anyway what I was implying was all of Pogba's supporters and his agent can no longer think that we are at his mercy and we need to put up with every shithousery him and his agent pull. Now that we have a player like Bruno, we are no longer dependent on Pogba.

Glory wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:

Glory wrote:The biggest plus of Fernandes transfer so far has been reminding Pogba and his fanbois how a real no.8/10 should be playing. And also making the guy and his arrogant agent realise we dont need him no more.

Too early for that once teams realise he's a big threat people will set up differently against him only then we can analyze how good he is. Salah hit 40 plus his first season hasn't even reach near that in the last two.

I wasnt hyping. May be it sounded like that, hmm. You are right that he will be targeted from now. Anyway what I was implying was all of Pogba's supporters and his agent can no longer think that we are at his mercy and we need to put up with every shithousery him and his agent pull. Now that we have a player like Bruno, we are no longer dependent on Pogba.

The Demon of Carthage wrote:

Glory wrote:

Winter is Coming wrote:


Too early for that once teams realise he's a big threat people will set up differently against him only then we can analyze how good he is. Salah hit 40 plus his first season hasn't even reach near that in the last two.

I wasnt hyping. May be it sounded like that, hmm. You are right that he will be targeted from now. Anyway what I was implying was all of Pogba's supporters and his agent can no longer think that we are at his mercy and we need to put up with every shithousery him and his agent pull. Now that we have a player like Bruno, we are no longer dependent on Pogba.

You never were tbh.

Firenze wrote:

Thimmy wrote:

Firenze wrote:


I mostly do it for responses from you tbh. I know it irks you. Hopefully I won't have to keep saying it for much longer but results like this keep saving Ole.

if he finishes 4th/gets CL then I'm okay with him getting more time with BRUNO in the side now, but if he misses out on CL as far as im concerned it's Ole out.

No, you don’t You add «Ole out» to your responses in every matchday thread, even the ones I don’t respond to. I don’t know why doc and DoC only noticed it recently. I couldn’t care less if Ole stays or goes, but that meme of yours is so played out that yeah, it does annoy me a little bit to see you copy/paste it a thousand times.

It reminds me of this kid I knew in primary school, who had learned a magic trick involving a marble that he made disappear out of his hand. He kept showing it to people for a full two years, because there was always someone who hadn’t seen it yet and he never grew tired of the attention. Or people who roam various, Youtube comment sections for the sake of copy/pasting jokes for likes.

Don't tell me what I do it for you armchair psychologist. You think I care that a couple of people find it funny? the reason I do it is because you go on TL;DR posts like this and I find that amusing. And just because you aren't in a thread doesn't mean you won't see it.

Firenze wrote:Setien with a yellow

tears in my eyes when I see that kinda passion from a coach

Ole out

M99 wrote:Imagining @Firenze's wedding.

"Do you take x as your lawfully wedded wife?"

"I do. Ole out."

Then @Thimmy comes in like 04 Kane and tombstones the priest.

M99 wrote:Imagining @Firenze's wedding.

"Do you take x as your lawfully wedded husband?"

"I do. Ole out."

Man city today pic.twitter.com/p9XQfDefCb

— lé suarez (@defonotsrz) March 8, 2020

The Demon of Carthage wrote:It's funny because Firenze uses it when you least expect it and in a totally different context. That's where lies the funny.

Like for instance, he said this in La Liga thread:

Firenze wrote:Setien with a yellow

tears in my eyes when I see that kinda passion from a coach

Ole out

It killed me because I didn't expect to see it there.

It really has nothing to do with Ole or his abilities as coach. You have to allow it, Thimmy.

Doc wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:Lampard gives 18 year old midfielder Billy Gilmour his first PL start today

The kid has an AMAZING story:
Born in Irvine, Scotland, he loves to dance and as a young boy actually had hopes of becoming a professional ballet dancer. Billy lives with his widowed father, Jackie, and older brother, Tony, both coal miners out on strike (the latter being the union bully), and also his maternal grandmother, who has Alzheimer's disease and once aspired to be a professional dancer.

So, Billy's father sent him to the gym to learn boxing, but Billy dislikes the sport. He happens to see a ballet class that is using the gym while their usual basement studio is temporarily being used as a soup kitchen for the striking miners. Unknown to Jackie, Billy joins the ballet class. When Jackie discovers this, he forbids Billy to take any more ballet. But, passionate about dancing, Billy secretly continues lessons with the help of his dance teacher, Sandra Wilkinson.

Mrs. Wilkinson believes that Billy is talented enough to study at the Royal Ballet School in London, but due to Tony's arrest during a clash between police and striking miners, Billy misses the audition. Mrs. Wilkinson tells Jackie about the missed opportunity, but fearing that Billy will be considered to be gay, both Jackie and Tony are outraged at the prospect of him becoming a professional ballet dancer.

Over Christmas, Billy learns his best friend Michael is gay. Billy is supportive of his friend. Later, Jackie catches Billy dancing in the gym and realises his son is truly gifted; he resolves to do whatever it takes to help Billy attain his dream. Mrs. Wilkinson tries to persuade Jackie to let her pay for the audition, but he replies that Billy is his son and he does not need charity. Jackie attempts to cross the picket line to pay for the trip to London, but Tony stops him. Instead, his fellow miners and the neighbourhood raise some money and Jackie pawns Billy's mother's jewellery to cover the cost, and Jackie takes him to London to audition.

Although very nervous, Billy performs well, but he punches another boy in frustration at the audition, fearing that he has ruined his chances of attaining his dream. He is rebuked by the review board, but when asked what it feels like when he is dancing, he struggles for words but describes it as being "like electricity". Seemingly rejected, Billy returns home with his father. Sometime later, the Royal Ballet School sends him a letter of acceptance, coinciding with the end of the miners' strike, and he leaves home for London, where he discovers his love for football and joins the Chelsea academy.

What a beautiful, touching story ffs

I really hope RG bans you for this.