2021/2022 Premier League Discussion

Ive never been more sure of a CL final victory than this time Carthage no disrespect to Madrid so very confident for the 26th.

City can have their title. CL trumps all.

Arquitecto wrote:Ive never been more sure of a CL final victory than this time Carthage no disrespect to Madrid so very confident for the 26th.

City can have their title. CL trumps all.

No disrespect taken, I think you're the favorites too.

But can I be honest about one thing? I hate, and I mean really, really hate, Klopp's goal celebrations.

What the actual hell?

Arquitecto wrote:Ive never been more sure of a CL final victory than this time Carthage no disrespect to Madrid so very confident for the 26th.

City can have their title. CL trumps all.

You're not winning that either. Enjoy your FA & Carling/Whatever cup as it was well earned.

City: 93 pts
Pool: 92 pts

Do we agree this is the greatest PL title race since United/City in 2012?

@Doc

Bet?

The Demon of Carthage wrote:City: 93 pts
Pool: 92 pts

Do we agree this is the greatest PL title race since United/City in 2012?

By far...

Gerrard slipped again.

Arquitecto wrote:@Doc

Bet?

Once money and life ain't involved, I shall take up said bet my friend.

Leeds saved. Spurs 4th. City epic comeback. Football won today

4 PL titles in 5 seasons is some achievement no matter how much money they've spent

Doc wrote:

Arquitecto wrote:@Doc

Bet?

Once money and life ain't involved, I shall take up said bet my friend.

Doc


I suppose avatar is the culture here so we are in amigo.

Quite the turnaround lmao. Let your players dribble and you break buses surprise surprise

The Demon of Carthage wrote:City: 93 pts
Pool: 92 pts

Do we agree this is the greatest PL title race since United/City in 2012?

Didn't they have that a few years back too with:

City 98 points
Liverpool 97 points

Today wad a great send-off to the competitive era. Let the Newcastle era begin

Watching this scene from China where everybody still fking wearing masks... ffs

Credit to both team... going all the way again. Pep deserves some credit dont he? Just goes to show fine margins between success n failure. HT he was getting sacked, FT hes staying

Proud of Liverpool ! Klopp is the best manager in the world no doubt about it. Just one regret is "had we signed Diaz earlier" as I have posted numerous times that usual front three's output was going down season after season. Diaz completely refreshed our attack by taking the attention away from Salah/Mane.

Anyways congratulations to Pep. No matter what we say, Pep knows how to build great teams. Today's victory proves that. Even though Pep lost in CL, I still think his team in another season would have won both EPL and CL.

Clutch wrote:City's going to have no trophies this season

Pep needs to be sacked no excuse

7 minutes is the distance between sack and no sack

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Today wad a great send-off to the competitive era. Let the Newcastle era begin

You just celebrated City's win as a victory for football.

The competition era was a mirage created by Pep occasionally letting off the gas.

BarrileteCosmico wrote:Today wad a great send-off to the competitive era. Let the Newcastle era begin

oooh no my friend. Haaland is in town now. Pep is going to dominate the living crap out of the PL.

Winter is Coming wrote:Didn't they have that a few years back too with:
City 98 points
Liverpool 97 points

You're right, that was in 2019. But I feel this year it has been more exciting and the two teams were very close in terms of quality.

Helmer wrote:Proud of Liverpool ! Klopp is the best manager in the world no doubt about it. Just one regret is "had we signed Diaz earlier" as I have posted numerous times that usual front three's output was going down season after season. Diaz completely refreshed our attack by taking the attention away from Salah/Mane.

Anyways congratulations to Pep. No matter what we say, Pep knows how to build great teams. Today's victory proves that. Even though Pep lost in CL, I still think his team in another season would have won both EPL and CL.

I fucking hate that Diaz dude. Masterstroke of a transfer no doubt, and I fucking hate him. Guy is too good.

Helmer wrote:Proud of Liverpool ! Klopp is the best manager in the world no doubt about it. Just one regret is "had we signed Diaz earlier" as I have posted numerous times that usual front three's output was going down season after season. Diaz completely refreshed our attack by taking the attention away from Salah/Mane.

Anyways congratulations to Pep. No matter what we say, Pep knows how to build great teams. Today's victory proves that. Even though Pep lost in CL, I still think his team in another season would have won both EPL and CL.

no offence but Klopp has one EPL in 5 seasons. How does that make him the best in the world??????

Waa gonna put the Fraudiola video after City would lose but they somehow turned it around. Villa lost their legs I feel and Peps changes were spot on. Still overated but congrats to Pep his team did just enough to win the league here.

halamadrid2 wrote:

Helmer wrote:Proud of Liverpool !  Klopp is the best manager in the world no doubt about it. Just one regret is "had we signed Diaz earlier" as I have posted numerous times that usual front three's output was going down season after season. Diaz completely refreshed our attack by taking the attention away from Salah/Mane.

Anyways congratulations to Pep. No matter what we say, Pep knows how to build great teams. Today's victory proves that. Even though Pep lost in CL, I still think his team in another season would have won both EPL and CL.

no offence but Klopp has one EPL in 5 seasons. How does that make him the best in the world??????

The point difference between one title and three titles is 3 points across two seasons. Only an absolute idiot would discount this achievement.

Ofcourse "best" is highly subjective.

This is the reality of competing against state-funded teams. Expect similar results for Newcastle once the oil proxy pens wars begin.

@Lord Spencer the manner of the victory today was a win for football, but obviously a petro state's plaything winning is not great. Then again neither is a billionaire's or oligarch's plaything, and that just about sums up all the available choices in the PL.

Lord Spencer wrote:

halamadrid2 wrote:

Helmer wrote:Proud of Liverpool !  Klopp is the best manager in the world no doubt about it. Just one regret is "had we signed Diaz earlier" as I have posted numerous times that usual front three's output was going down season after season. Diaz completely refreshed our attack by taking the attention away from Salah/Mane.

Anyways congratulations to Pep. No matter what we say, Pep knows how to build great teams. Today's victory proves that. Even though Pep lost in CL, I still think his team in another season would have won both EPL and CL.

no offence but Klopp has one EPL in 5 seasons. How does that make him the best in the world??????

The point difference between one title and three titles is 3 points across two seasons. Only an absolute idiot would discount this achievement.

Ofcourse "best" is highly subjective.

This is the reality of competing against state-funded teams. Expect similar results for Newcastle once the oil proxy pens wars begin.

it doesn't really matter how much differed between the clubs, only in PL does this get celebrated as some sort of an achievement and Liverpool are hardly this poor team going up against a team that hogs all the WC players. Spare me....

Liverpool were great and this was a great title race but proclaiming Klopp as the best just because he "competed" is laughable

Not again...