EPT2019 - 2020 Football Thread - Page 121
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WillyWanker
France1915 Posts
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Bacillus
Finland1959 Posts
Looks like at least Moyes, Hughton and Howe are being considered as replacement. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28678 Posts
so much for norwegian pundit xD should be a good fit for both though, dortmund has arguably polished the most top goalscorers of any team in the past decade+.. I'm happy he didn't go to leipzig, too.  | ||
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DropBear
Australia4363 Posts
Edit: that's cool about haaland. Only 18 million pounds apparently? That seems really cheap | ||
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InFiNitY[pG]
Germany3474 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8687 Posts
On December 29 2019 23:52 Liquid`Drone wrote: haaland signed for dortmund! so much for norwegian pundit xD should be a good fit for both though, dortmund has arguably polished the most top goalscorers of any team in the past decade+.. I'm happy he didn't go to leipzig, too. thank god he didnt come to united. last thing we need is another 18 yr old striker. martial and rashford are in their best form and shouldnt be put on rotation unless its for fitness reasons only. | ||
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DropBear
Australia4363 Posts
Big for lampard his tactical change changed the game | ||
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Dante08
Singapore4128 Posts
On December 30 2019 00:52 evilfatsh1t wrote: thank god he didnt come to united. last thing we need is another 18 yr old striker. martial and rashford are in their best form and shouldnt be put on rotation unless its for fitness reasons only. Would have been nice having an extra striker but it's ok I guess. A midfielder is way more important at this point. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18440 Posts
On December 30 2019 01:00 DropBear wrote: Well Chelsea just got away with murder. Jorginho lucky to be on the pitch to score the equalizer. Big for lampard his tactical change changed the game No, lampards change did shit. Its the referee who preferred to book lacazette than jorginho. What a shitty ref | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Thank god Arsenal are so poor that we can play like that and pick up 3 points and put 2019 behind us and go into 2020 with a gap in 4th place and some games and a transfer window to help us out. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
Dortmund paid Haaland's father 10 million and then paid Raiola 15 million to boot. There is also a buyout clause in this contract which Yanited again didn't want to insert but the wording to the buyout clause is that is doesn't become active for 3 years? So either 2022 or 2023 im not sure, the price as well im not sure, i would assume around 80 million mark. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8687 Posts
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InFiNitY[pG]
Germany3474 Posts
On December 30 2019 02:25 evilfatsh1t wrote: that neto goal should have stood. what a farce var is I agree that calibrating offside by milimeter decisions is dumb, however this is what PL has atm, so to say the goal should have stood is equally dumb. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
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aseq
Netherlands3980 Posts
On December 30 2019 01:30 Pandemona wrote: Yeah the ref was shocking Luiz and Guendhouzi should have been off long before that howler he made but fair result i think. Lampard got it all wrong at the start and Arsenal only scored one and creative that one chance with the dominance they had in the opening half an hour. After that though when he made the change and Jorginho came on Arsenal literally just parked the bus, coming from Arteta who said he wants to make Arsenal play like Arsenal again lol? Augamon was left back for the whole second half and they had 30% possession and 1 shot the whole half and Chelsea playing utter shite managed to nick it 2-1! Thank god Arsenal are so poor that we can play like that and pick up 3 points and put 2019 behind us and go into 2020 with a gap in 4th place and some games and a transfer window to help us out. Jorginho and Guendouzi should have been off really, and it was Jorginho that equalized. Chelsea maybe had more possession, but their chances weren't all that much greater. Arsenal sat too deep though. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
On December 30 2019 13:33 aseq wrote: Jorginho and Guendouzi should have been off really, and it was Jorginho that equalized. Chelsea maybe had more possession, but their chances weren't all that much greater. Arsenal sat too deep though. We had nearly double Arsenal shots in total and we had 4 on target to there 2. But we played bad i am not going to lie, we didn't deserve in reality to win but Arsenal are just poor with no backbone and fail when it matters the most. However Luiz should have been off before anything for his near decapitation of Kante  This was called "just" a foul and Luiz got no card or anything, the picture doesn't even do it justice as he flew into this with his foot this high. ![[image loading]](https://i.imgur.com/fqhZzwF.jpg) | ||
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aseq
Netherlands3980 Posts
On December 31 2019 01:08 Pandemona wrote: We had nearly double Arsenal shots in total and we had 4 on target to there 2. But we played bad i am not going to lie, we didn't deserve in reality to win but Arsenal are just poor with no backbone and fail when it matters the most. However Luiz should have been off before anything for his near decapitation of Kante This was called "just" a foul and Luiz got no card or anything, the picture doesn't even do it justice as he flew into this with his foot this high. Hehe oh that one, forgot about it! Surely that's a yellow just like Nigel de Jong in the WC final? Haha. And is it mostly Luiz and Guendouzi creating the stereotype, or are all players with mop haircuts dirty and scrappy players? | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51490 Posts
But yeah it was a very scrappy and dirty game yesterday with tackles and the ref was a shit one, most of the refs are pretty poor in England this season but there are always two good ones who can stamp their authority on the game which is Mike Dean and Michael Oliver but instead people like Craig Pawson and Phil Dowd are allowed to ref at the highest level which is baffling. Oh well rant over, we got 3 points and Arsenal are back to being Arsenal xD | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
David Beckham’s new MLS team finally has its first coach, with Inter Miami hiring Diego Alonso. The Uruguayan, who has coached two different teams to Concacaf Champions League titles, officially took over Monday as the inaugural manager of Beckham’s club. He was an attacker as a player and prefers the same scoring-minded style as a coach. “We knew we would find a coach that matches our aspirations of trying to be successful right out of the gate,” Inter Miami sporting director Paul McDonough said. “What we really like about him is he’s coached at big clubs and he’s won at big tournaments. He’s won at all different levels throughout South America.” Alonso said after he went through his first interview with Inter Miami officials, he knew the job was right for him. “It’s an ambitious and a winning project,” Alonso told the Associated Press. “That’s what I’m all about.” Alonso won’t have long to get settled. Inter Miami – with Beckham a leading part of the ownership and front office – will gather for their first practices in January, have preseason matches in February and makes their MLS debut on 1 March at Los Angeles FC. The home opener at the team’s newly constructed home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is 14 March against the LA Galaxy. Source | ||
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