EPTOn April 09 2017 05:36 Pr0wler wrote:
Malaga saved the day ! Good job.
Malaga saved the day ! Good job.
Yay, this means that real gained one point instead of losing one!
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sharkie
Austria18772 Posts
Yay, this means that real gained one point instead of losing one! | ||
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nojok
France15846 Posts
On April 09 2017 17:23 sharkie wrote: Yay, this means that real gained one point instead of losing one! To be fair, Real won two Championss League with this result after 90 minutes against that opponent. | ||
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
On April 09 2017 17:17 mahrgell wrote: Sounds like a crazy season. I'm glad 3 points for a win was introduced. I have no stats but there must be less draws since.In the entire season they had: - 1 win with +4 - 3 wins with +2 - 10 wins with +1 - 8 draws - 5 losses by -1 - 2 losses by -2 - 1 loss by -3 - 2 losses by -4 - 1 loss by -5 - 1 loss by -6 So yes, winning small and losing big was certainly their theme. Combine this with the fact that even 7th place is only 1 win behind them at this playday... Even 13th is only 3 wins away. Not sure in how many seasons 10w, 7d, 5l would be enough to be 1st place... (under the 3 point system this would be even less likely and they would have been 3rd place here) Zlatan has realy impressed me. I was very much in the camp of he's too old and won't cut it in the Premier League. I have to admit both him and Rafa Benítez I have been wrong about this year. This weekend might have been cruical for La Liga. | ||
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Pandemona
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Greg_J
China4409 Posts
On April 09 2017 22:28 Pandemona wrote: It's worth pointing out the halftime score 6-1. Second Half was relatively boring ㅋㅋThe reason for reading being - is cuz they just lost 7-1 away to Norwich xd | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
3-2 Everton after 40. Then finish 4-2 Everton. Leicester 5 game win streak? or 6 is over. They did rest a few players (or injured?) before the Atletico game | ||
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
On April 10 2017 03:29 Liquid`Drone wrote: aw, poor Go Ahead Eagles, looks like they're gonna be relegated. I've always had a soft spot for teams with cool names. Go Excelsior now I guess? :D I was devastated when Germinal Beerschot was dissolved in 2013. Every year I also pay close attention to the temperament derby - Nice vs Angers. | ||
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Greg_J
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
On April 09 2017 22:11 Greg_J wrote: Sounds like a crazy season. I'm glad 3 points for a win was introduced. I have no stats but there must be less draws since. Zlatan has realy impressed me. I was very much in the camp of he's too old and won't cut it in the Premier League. I have to admit both him and Rafa Benítez I have been wrong about this year. This weekend might have been cruical for La Liga. I think Zlatan is both the savior as well as the bane to United's success. As much as I appreciate what he's done for the club, I personally hope he'll leave by the end of this season. It's for the betterment of the club as a whole. Our results have pretty much aligned with Ibrahimovic's performance, which if you ask me, is a horrible way to move forward. Take Tottenham as an example, despite Kane being a scoring machine as he is, he's been pretty much out on injury for a better half of the season (to date at least). Still they somehow managed to find their own way to the back of the net with Son, Alli, and Erikssen to a certain extent stepping up with goal after goal. United needs something like that to be able to compete with other top 4 contenders, let alone the championship. And we'll never be able to do that with Zlatan around because the team has to play around him too much. I'm not saying that without Zlatan, the like of Rashford or Martial would be consistently netting 20+ goals per season. But I'm pretty certain that with Zlatan, no one else will be able to. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8941 Posts
On April 10 2017 10:43 nayumi wrote: I think Zlatan is both the savior as well as the bane to United's success. As much as I appreciate what he's done for the club, I personally hope he'll leave by the end of this season. It's for the betterment of the club as a whole. Our results have pretty much aligned with Ibrahimovic's performance, which if you ask me, is a horrible way to move forward. Take Tottenham as an example, despite Kane being a scoring machine as he is, he's been pretty much out on injury for a better half of the season (to date at least). Still they somehow managed to find their own way to the back of the net with Son, Alli, and Erikssen to a certain extent stepping up with goal after goal. United needs something like that to be able to compete with other top 4 contenders, let alone the championship. And we'll never be able to do that with Zlatan around because the team has to play around him too much. I'm not saying that without Zlatan, the like of Rashford or Martial would be consistently netting 20+ goals per season. But I'm pretty certain that with Zlatan, no one else will be able to. im of the opinion that zlatan should stay until his standard drops to a point where hes actually just not good enough. i dont think theres anyone who could actually replace the void left by him at the moment; martial and rashford clearly arent ready to lead our attack every game and rooney hasnt even been a shadow of his former self, and theres no one in the market who would fit really well and would also be able to move immediately. while true that the team does play around the pogba/zlatan duo, this is true for every team with star players. tbh our current predicament is due to the massive amount of easy chances that players (zlatan included) have missed, not because we are too reliant on zlatan to put every one of his chances away. pogba, mkhi, rashford, mata, martial could all have at least 5 more goals each if they had put some of the chances they had away and zlatan could also easily by top scorer already. of course you could say this for a lot of players on a lot of teams, but my point is goal scoring in man utd isnt the sole burden of zlatan. many other players get a number of good chances, they just havent been good enough to put them away when we needed it. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2123 Posts
On April 10 2017 10:43 nayumi wrote: I think Zlatan is both the savior as well as the bane to United's success. As much as I appreciate what he's done for the club, I personally hope he'll leave by the end of this season. It's for the betterment of the club as a whole. Our results have pretty much aligned with Ibrahimovic's performance, which if you ask me, is a horrible way to move forward. Take Tottenham as an example, despite Kane being a scoring machine as he is, he's been pretty much out on injury for a better half of the season (to date at least). Still they somehow managed to find their own way to the back of the net with Son, Alli, and Erikssen to a certain extent stepping up with goal after goal. United needs something like that to be able to compete with other top 4 contenders, let alone the championship. And we'll never be able to do that with Zlatan around because the team has to play around him too much. I'm not saying that without Zlatan, the like of Rashford or Martial would be consistently netting 20+ goals per season. But I'm pretty certain that with Zlatan, no one else will be able to. Yeah. Also, I think Pool and City have pretty clear ways to strengthen their game next season and Tottenham has been a bit unfortunate with Kane's injuries too. They all have good chances of being stronger next season. Meanwhile where is ManU going to go with the present system? Are they hoping that Pogba and Mkhitaryan improve and Zlatan can somehow keep defying the odds for one more season? | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
We all know Yanited going to blast alot of money again and Mourinho always goes with trusted players who can do the job in which we know Kane can do this in the premier league. Spurs with new stadium being built wont be able to refuse the big numbers again and maybe Kane will get turned who knows. | ||
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Bacillus
Finland2123 Posts
On April 10 2017 18:48 Pandemona wrote: I want Yanited to buy Harry Kane for £100million. Mostly due to it kills off shitty Spurs, plus then Yanited have a goal scoring premier league striker. Should be good fit all round as i don't see Lukaku going to Yanited so that would mean Kane is the best suited left in the picks. We all know Yanited going to blast alot of money again and Mourinho always goes with trusted players who can do the job in which we know Kane can do this in the premier league. Spurs with new stadium being built wont be able to refuse the big numbers again and maybe Kane will get turned who knows. Griezmann has been rumored to either ManU or Chelsea. I've got the feeling that Kane is quite happy in Tottenham, but who knows if that even matters. I'm not sure if ManU has anything else to offer than extra cash for them compared to their present teams though. They may not be playing UCL next season and not necessarily considered title favourites either. Maybe Griezmann wants to try playing PL, but he has probably got some decent options outside ManU too. The team is obviously iconic, but at the same time they're running something like 4th mediocre season in a row now and I don't think Mou's star is shining as bright as it did a few seasons ago either. I guess it has to be the money talking. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Pochenttino as well is going to be favorite for any next top job position that is open in the world of football soon due to what he has done. Real Madrid / City / Yanited / PSG wil all through some money at him and will he stay at Spurs? He supposedly has rejected the Barcelona job citing that he is Espanyol through and through which is fair enough but i don't think he would reject Real Madrid if they came calling. But back to the players i can really see Yanited throwing money at Kane as he is a Mourinho style striker for sure, big tall guy, pace and strength to hold the ball up. Greizmann like you say is incoming probably to Yanited but he aint no striker in England, he is just a solid attacking winger. | ||
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
 I mean I would have understood if you were a Gunner but you're not :D | ||
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