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On October 21 2021 07:26 GTR wrote:
honestly i'd rather have it we lost because these comebacks are just temporary band-aids on an less-than-performing team.
Yeah this has been going on for too long, also one clean sheet in the last 15 games or something. Absolutely terrible.
Honestly I wouldn't mind if we get smacked by Liverpool and City if it results in a change of manager.
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Some juicy games in the prem, Serie A and La Liga this weekend.
West Ham v Tottenham feels really important for both sides. The winner will keep pace with the top 4 and possibly even stay in. Brighton v Man City will be a proper litmus test for the seagulls. Plus the obvious Liverpool v Man United.
Serie A has two heavyweight matches. Napoli v Roma is a top 4 clash, also a Juve loss against Inter will put them at least 10 points behind Napoli already.
El Clasico in Barcelona, also 1st v 4th in Real Sociedad v Atletico is hugely important.
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Norway28866 Posts
I spoke some of Bodø-Glimt last season. Team from a small town in Northern Norway, had never won the league, but a brilliant manager coupled with a golden generation of local talent made them crush the Norwegian league hard, setting a whole bunch of records. In Europe, they ran into Milan, and lost 2-3 away.
Before this season, they lost three players that were together responsible for 95 goals+assists from last season. (They scored 103 goals in 30 matches).
However, they kept the manager. They're still leading the Norwegian league. (not really that impressive but anyway..) They failed to qualify to the Champions league, and dropped to the conference league. Today, they just beat Roma 6-1 - giving them 7 points from their first three conference league games. I mean, Roma did not play with their best lineup. But Roma has something like 11 players that have a higher transfermarkt value than the entire Bodø-Glimt squad. 
Last season Milan poached Jens Petter Hauge after their game. Would not be surprised to see a Patrick Berg or Ola Solbakken or Erik Botheim signing happening soon now. :D
(I think this is actually the biggest loss of Mourinho's career? There was a 0-5 for RM against Barcelona..)
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Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Yeah think is second or third time ever mourinho lost 5-0 or more. nutty.
Norge fighting eh, the manager must be getting noticed now surely?
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Norway28866 Posts
Rosenborg has been gunning for him pretty hard, and it seemed fairly likely that he was going to take over after the season. I think this might have put a damper on that option - both because he's more likely to be targeted by teams outside Norway, and because he might feel like he can accomplish success in Europe with Bodø-Glimt, too. :p
And ya, Norway is gonna be a very good team in 3-4-5+ years.
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Northern Ireland27207 Posts
6-1 is crazy. In FIFA 2001 me and my bother played frequently as BG as they were one of the worst teams in the game
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Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Yeah more wins for Arsenal, interesting. Im still not convinced by them, they work harder but i still dont see amazing quality with their play but hey a wins a win.
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I swear Tuchel waits to see my FPL changes before picking a side just to fuck with me
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Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Haha he does like a bit of rotation, does our Tommy Tactics! Also wow i know Norwich aren't very good but we are missing a few key attacking players yet we are filling our boots!
7-0, not bad without a striker on the pitch!
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Norway28866 Posts
Norwich 0-15 in their 3 games against City, Pool and Chelsea. xd
they've had a very rough sequence of games (they've played all the current top 5 teams), but 2 points and 2-23 goal difference after 9 games is pretty damning either way. 
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Everton are winning 2-1. Alex Iwobi comes on minute 77. Watford proceed to score 4 goals in the next 13 minutes.
What the actual f
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I mean this would be an automatic red anywhere else in the world.
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