Barclay's Premier League '15-'16 discussion V6

Anyway, that's it.

We need that Leicester club badge ASAP.

I'll make the damn thread, they've earned it.

Rebaño Sagrado wrote:

RealGunner wrote:Looks like reb won a bet

Leicester at 3.1

I was so tempted lmao. Did vardy to score anytime

ES wrote:Italian manager making Buli scrubs tear up English teams

Mazzarri, Ballardini, Delio Rossi , all would tear this league apart tbh

I wonder why Chelsea need to be 2-0 down to start playing like they did in the last 30 minutes. Had they played with that sort of energy from the start they'd probably have won.

Anyway, congrats to Leicester, they just keep going

Hapless_Hans wrote:forgot Kagawa

Kagawa was definitely on my mind when I said that. However, not sure if 'prolific' was in terms of performances or goals. Think Okazaki scored more in 2 seasons than Kagawa did in his pre-ManU stint. Then again, Okazaki was also at VfB before Mainz iirc.

Hapless_Hans wrote:forgot Kagawa

Don't blame you, so has he.

Art Morte wrote:I wonder why Chelsea need to be 2-0 down to start playing like they did in the last 30 minutes. Had they played with that sort of energy from the start they'd probably have won.

Anyway, congrats to Leicester, they just keep going

You can tell its a mentality thing is with, oh well

Heard some chelsea players were sleeping during the game

srigooner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:forgot Kagawa

Kagawa was definitely on my mind when I said that. However, not sure if 'prolific' was in terms of performances or goals. Think Okazaki scored more in 2 seasons than Kagawa did in his pre-ManU stint. Then again, Okazaki was also at VfB before Mainz iirc.

The other prominent Japanese players, like Kagawa, don't play as strikers, so it's not that hard to be the most 'prolific' Japanese player, if prolific means goals.

Okazaki apparently has 28 league goals. The guy who was at Nürnberg, now at Hannover (who's great) has surely more assists since he's a playmaker.

So Mourinho basically threw the entire team under the bus with that interview, then.

RedOranje wrote:So Mourinho basically threw the entire team under the bus with that interview, then.

Meaning he a.) wants rid and is now angling to get sacked, or b.) really does have complete assurances from above that he's being backed in preference to the players and that his position is safe. No way he'd do it in the absence of both.

Why is a big deal being made out of this though? he's been throwing the team under the bus every week since he subbed Matic on and subbed him off again like 10 mins later.

Hapless_Hans wrote:

srigooner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:forgot Kagawa

Kagawa was definitely on my mind when I said that. However, not sure if 'prolific' was in terms of performances or goals. Think Okazaki scored more in 2 seasons than Kagawa did in his pre-ManU stint. Then again, Okazaki was also at VfB before Mainz iirc.

The other prominent Japanese players, like Kagawa, don't play as strikers, so it's not that hard to be the most 'prolific' Japanese player, if prolific means goals.

Okazaki apparently has 28 league goals. The guy who was at Nürnberg, now at Hannover (who's great) has surely more assists since he's a playmaker.

So I think we can conclude that it was 'prolific' in goalscoring terms then. Makes sense that way.

Still wouldn't trust lol.com though

We should keep in mind, however, that Mourinho throwing his players under the bus isn't as bad as it sounds, because Mou's bus is always parked.

Ffs Arty

Art Morte wrote:We should keep in mind, however, that Mourinho throwing his players under the bus isn't as bad as it sounds, because Mou's bus is always parked.

Art Morte wrote:We should keep in mind, however, that Mourinho throwing his players under the bus isn't as bad as it sounds, because Mou's bus is always parked.

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Unique wrote:

Art Morte wrote:Klopp's passion when we equalised was the best thing in the game.

Our old nemesis Set Pieces punished us again today, but WBA are good at those. Our defending was poor, though.

And we still struggle to turn domination to goals, nothing new there, either.

Dat Europa League six-pointer against Watford next round, can't wait.

Also, up yours, Firenze.

with the players we have that should not be the case tbh.

Dude, which players? Firminho? Benteke? Lallana? These guys are average. Klopp does all he can, but Liverpool doesn't have enough quality.

Art Morte wrote:We should keep in mind, however, that Mourinho throwing his players under the bus isn't as bad as it sounds, because Mou's bus is always parked.

contender for post of the year ffs.

free_cat wrote:

Unique wrote:

Art Morte wrote:Klopp's passion when we equalised was the best thing in the game.

Our old nemesis Set Pieces punished us again today, but WBA are good at those. Our defending was poor, though.

And we still struggle to turn domination to goals, nothing new there, either.

Dat Europa League six-pointer against Watford next round, can't wait.

Also, up yours, Firenze.

with the players we have that should not be the case tbh.

Dude, which players? Firminho? Benteke? Lallana? These guys are average. Klopp does all he can, but Liverpool doesn't have enough quality.

Stop looking at everything from your Barca bubble.

Absolute exaggeration to suggest Liverpool don't have quality players.Their squad should be challenging for the 4th spot realistically.

But then again you think De Bruyne isn't a quality player.So really hard to take your Barca-centric opinions seriously

Swansea to try and hold talks with Marcelo Bielsa:

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/dec/15/swansea-huw-jenkins-marcelo-bielsa

Think it'd be fun if they managed to get him.

We have no chance in hell of winning the league unless we sack the clown,

so I'm hoping Leicester win it this season. Would be the best title win ever in the history of English football.

RED wrote:We have no chance in hell of winning the league unless we sack the clown,

so I'm hoping Leicester win it this season. Would be the best title win ever in the history of English football.

Louis van Gaal told Javier Hernandez he only had a "one per cent chance" of playing up front for Manchester United, the Mexican has revealed.

In an interview with Movistar reported by Marca, Hernandez said: "I spoke with Van Gaal and he said that I only had a one per cent chance of playing in my position, so I headed to Bayer.
LVG must be the worst man manager ive ever seen
http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11667/10100956/javier-hernandez-reveals-one-per-cent-reason-behind-manchester-united-exit

he really is

and now we're left playing fellaini/wilson/chris smalling up front when we need to switch it up from main man ROOOOOOONEY