EPT2016 - 2017 Football Thread - Page 105
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Pandemona
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lprk
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On December 11 2016 23:00 Pandemona wrote: Diego Costa, i love you <333333333333 You should love McAuley not Costa, it was good shot but it's never a goal with a decent keeper. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
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evilfatsh1t
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evilfatsh1t
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nope. finally we win at home in the league | ||
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sharkie
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Pandemona
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city42
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On December 12 2016 01:13 sharkie wrote: With City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal going strong how are Spurs and Utd ever going to challenge for a top4 spot this season? They aren't. Man Utd might sneak fourth because Liverpool's back line isn't exactly airtight, but Spurs will finish sixth. When your marquee summer signing is Moussa Sissoko, it's to be expected. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
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lprk
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nayumi
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On December 12 2016 01:13 sharkie wrote: With City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal going strong how are Spurs and Utd ever going to challenge for a top4 spot this season? Chelsea and Arsenal are definitely guaranteeing themselves top 4. I used to think City was a sure thing but given how they have been for the past couple of matches, chances of them imploding aren't that remote. They're matching up against Arsenal and Liverpool in the next three rounds, so those 3 and 6 points gaps against Spurs and United look more fragile than ever. Liverpool delivers some of the most worth watching football this season, though I have a feeling that their defense will ultimately fail them when it matters, which will cost them some dear points. | ||
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Dante08
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On December 12 2016 01:08 evilfatsh1t wrote: fellainis coming on with 30 seconds to spare. lets hope he doesnt concede a penalty. nope. finally we win at home in the league About time! Would have been much easier if Pogba's free kick went in. | ||
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Liquid`Drone
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On December 12 2016 08:20 nayumi wrote: Chelsea and Arsenal are definitely guaranteeing themselves top 4. I used to think City was a sure thing but given how they have been for the past couple of matches, chances of them imploding aren't that remote. They're matching up against Arsenal and Liverpool in the next three rounds, so those 3 and 6 points gaps against Spurs and United look more fragile than ever. Liverpool delivers some of the most worth watching football this season, though I have a feeling that their defense will ultimately fail them when it matters, which will cost them some dear points. yea I can see united overtaking either city or liverpool, their performances have been better than their point harvest and that's likely to even out a bit over the season. Liverpool's collapse vs Bournemouth is just.. I love watching their games because stuff like that actually happens (both ways), but this season, that's not worthy of a title contender. Chelsea is looking incredibly strong - past 9 games are 9 wins, 2 goals conceded (one vs tottenham, one vs man city). | ||
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Greg_J
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Greg_J
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bObaZ
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On December 12 2016 07:41 Liquid`Drone wrote: what happened with monaco? last season they scored 57 goals in 38 matches, before that, 51 goals in 38. Now they have 53 in 17. Both previous seasons they got third (currently in second place), so it's not like they just became a much better team (which happens), they just seem to have well, significantly changed style of play over just one season. Long Story short: Bernardo Silva happened | ||
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