Barclay's Premier League '15-'16 discussion V10

I think we plan to sack him, But we'll announce it after the decision next week. Depends on how long as well. Anything above 6 months and he's done.

Speechless

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RealGunner wrote:Speechless

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You can't fool me this is Arsenal fans dressing up as Spurs fans to make Tottenham look bad.
This is the only possible explanation.

Spurs will play their Champions League games next season at Wembley.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/may/28/tottenham-champions-league-fixtures-wembley-stadium?CMP=share_btn_tw

Arsenal did this once and it went poorly. Visiting teams up their game because it's such an iconic venue.

Won't need to up their game against Spurs anyway

I would get ready for a surprise, next year's Atletico

Hull City are back in the Premier League after they beat Sheffield Wednesday in the play-off final.

So Burnley, Middlesbrough and Hull are up, replacing Newcastle, Norwich and Villa.

Burnley will go down again without a doubt. Hull probably too


4th promotion for Steve Bruce lol


Parachute payment makes it so easy for these guys to keep yoyo-ing between PL and championship

Boro the only legit team up.

Good to see Middleborough back in the EPL

Brighton

The American takeover of Swansea City worth about £100m has been completed, subject to Premier League approval.

Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan, experienced in running US sports teams, lead a consortium which has bought a controlling stake of 60% in the club.

They must pass the league's test for prospective owners to make it official.

Ronald Koeman close to becoming Everton's new manager.

Strange move on the surface, but I suppose Everton are willing to invest more than Southampton to get back up the table. Would be good for Stones to have a manager who can build a good defence.

Southampton being linked with Pellegrini.

Odemwingie released by whichever club he plays for.

reminder of his career high

Spoiler:

Premier League: Kolo Toure, Victor Valdes & Emmanuel Adebayor on released list

Kolo Toure, Victor Valdes and Emmanuel Adebayor are among the high-profile names to have been released by their Premier League clubs.

Toure, 35, leaves Liverpool after three years, playing his final game in last month's Europa League final defeat.

Goalkeeper Valdes, 34, will be released by Manchester United having played twice in the past 18 months, along with 22-year-old midfielder Nick Powell.

Adebayor, 32, leaves Crystal Palace having signed for the club in January.

Manchester City will let 35-year-old defender Martin Demichelis go after three seasons at the Etihad Stadium, while midfielders Mikel Arteta, 34, Mathieu Flamini, 32, and Tomas Rosicky, 35, will not return to Arsenal next season.

Everton's released list includes two players who have spent more than 15 years at Goodison Park, 35-year-olds Tony Hibbert and Leon Osman, while Steven Pienaar, 34, brings to an end a second spell with the Toffees.

Goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer, 43, leaves Premier League champions Leicester City, and Stoke City have released 34-year-old striker Peter Odemwingie.

Elsewhere, strikers Steven Fletcher, 29, and Danny Graham, 30, leave Sunderland, along with 36-year-old former England defender Wes Brown.

Clubs have also informed the Premier League of those players who will remain, with Chelsea set to retain 82 players for next season.

Full list

http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/news/news/2016-17/jun/100616-premier-league-clubs-submit-retained-and-released-lists.html