2022/2023 Premier League Discussion

Didn't he already sign a 8,5 year contract. Absolute shambles

thank god, Ten Hawg has said that Lisandro's injury isn't an achilles as feared, not sure what it is yet so he could still be out the season

we're really ending the last quarter with the old Maguire - Lindelof though, I pray Varane is back after the Forest game

we've been running these players into the ground with our insane schedule was bound to happen

That schedule comes with playing with the big boys!

Martinez confirmed out for the season with a maetatarsal fracture and Varane will be out for a few weeks

this could genuinely end up being a nightmare season, there's no way we beat Sevilla next week (and even if we do we wont win the EL) and I am very very doubtful about top 4 now, need Spurs and Brighton to drop points while we dont lose to them

Sevilla can't even beat their fellow relegation rivals. Of course you'll beat them.

Newcastle and Spurs both lost today, fucking lovely stuff

watch us drop points to Forest tomorrow

Chelsea dominated by Brighton - have won only 4 of their last 22 PL games apparently, kinda wild

worst Chelsea team in 20 years?

3-0 for Man City already. Looks like it's going to be predictably dominant.

This is the most impressive Brighton side they have probably ever had, to be fair lol. Kaoru Mitoma is arguably the most talented dribbler in the world right now. I really wonder where he'll end up next season.

Man I can't see city losing a single match at this point. We really just have to hope for something at Etihad and win the rest.

I actually hope they take Haaland off. He looks like he's trying to conserve energy already, and they're leading 3-0. Might as well let Julian Alvarez get some time on the pitch. Firenze may complain about United's congested schedule, but City are still competing in the FA cup, the Champions League and the league.

Grealish is such a great player. Wow. Becoming a very complete forward

He's been very good recently, but his consistency since the start of the season has been rather hot and cold. It wasn't that long ago that he was widely criticized for hogging the ball and not being productive.

Thimmy wrote:I actually hope they take Haaland off. He looks like he's trying to conserve energy already, and they're leading 3-0. Might as well let Julian Alvarez get some time on the pitch. Firenze may complain about United's congested schedule, but City are still competing in the FA cup, the Champions League and the league.

??? we're competing in  the same tournaments and won the league cup lol

plus our squad in decimated with injuries unlike city who have insane depth

Mitoma to Pool next season

The congested schedule isn’t unique to Man United, was my point Arsenal don’t have a ton of depth either. They’ve also suffered from injuries to key players.

Congrats on winning the Bacalao cup!

not to the same extent

You’re right. You’ve racked up the most injuries and the bartomeu cup this season. That’s technically a double

most successful season in like 6 years

warra time to be alive

Title over already ffs

Who at the beginning of season would have predicted Arsenal, ManU, Newcastle to be in top 4, other than Firenze?

I think all 3 deserve credit regardless if City takes first.

Man United needed a quality defensive midfielder and they got one + a quality CB, so I don't think it was surprising that they managed to drag themselves up from the god awful 6th place they had last season. The downfall of Liverpool helped as well. They even managed to offload CR7 AND Pogba, finally As much hate as Ole gets, they were 2nd in his last season and runners up in the Europe League with a comparably shitty squad.

Newcastle was somewhat surprising, but I think it was only a matter of time for them since they became a sheikh-owned club. Me and my friends predicted that it would happen a few years ago, and I think I read the same prediction on here. We just didn't know exactly when.

Arsenal have quality players and they've always been my favorite club in England, but I don't trust their willingness, or lack thereof, to spend on the necessary reinforcements to sustainably compete for the league title. I really hope I'm wrong, but I can't help but expect that they'll lose one or more key players and fail to properly replace them by the time they're about to hit their peak. It's been a never-ending cycle for them since the Invincibles season.

It's impressive that they're performing so well with such a young squad, but I'm curious about Partey's sustainable performance level as he enters his 30s, and whether or not they manage to retain their younger stars while also adding more depth to the squad.

newcastle wont finish in the top 4 IMO

Seems more likely that they will, with how poor Tottenham are this season. Newcastle are 3 points ahead with 1 game in hand. 8 games left of the season, though. I suppose anything can happen.