The Magpies closing in on yet another draw.
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They miss their Brazilian midfielder. I can relate.
Sheet is getting annoying. They just can't f..king score or create to score. Bruno missing these last two games was a killer.
Another frustrating draw. Our midfield and forwards have a hard time connecting. We create a bulk of our chances down the Almiron and Trippier side. Frustrating that we haven't gotten any service to Isak. I'm worried that the dream of Top 4 is slipping.
You underestimate the ability of Spurs to go Spursey all over themselves.
JJxvi said:They put the lines on the wrong defender for brightons offside. There’s a player behind him! pic.twitter.com/4WcZtDAWkE
— Coggs (@coggsie5) February 11, 2023
At least they got lines. They apparently forgot to add lines for the Arsenal match. Cost a title challenging team 2 points
Exc: VAR Lee Mason forgot to draw offside lines on Ivan Toney's equaliser in a mistake that could have a huge impact on Arsenal's title hopes.
— James Sharpe (@TheSharpeEnd) February 11, 2023
Christian Norgaard was offside. Had the lines been drawn, the goal would have been disallowed.#AFChttps://t.co/V2woDadQpF
McKinnie glorious chance! …comes off his shoulder
Aaronson sighting! 3 Americans on for Leeds
What's up with a king pass back to the keeper who sends it up for a 50-50 ball. Doesn't that defeat the point of going back to the keeper to keep possession?
Well I guess this team is about as effective as the American team
I think MUFC's second goal came off a Weston turnover. He just hasn't looked like the McKennie we know for clubs lately.
That's a massive flop by the league's biggest flopper. And everyone with a whistle bought it.
I have a sinking feeling that arsenal is going to fumble the ball and man Dhabi will win the title again.
On one hand, it would be hilarious to laugh in my friends face. On the other, we need less man Dhabi title wins.
On one hand, it would be hilarious to laugh in my friends face. On the other, we need less man Dhabi title wins.
City will "win" then be docked enough points to miss champions league
Talks between Southampton and Jesse Marsch have broken down as the club is unwilling to give the American a long-term contract, per @JWTelegraph pic.twitter.com/nYREX5vmsx
— B/R Football (@brfootball) February 15, 2023
Good
deadbq03 said:
Good
You want him where?
Don't care. Saints would've been fine if they gave him a long term deal.Chuck Cunningham said:deadbq03 said:
Good
You want him where?
He doesn't need to be a scab.
Gotcha... the good was about the long term and not Saints. Wasn't clear to me.deadbq03 said:Don't care. Saints would've been fine if they gave him a long term deal.Chuck Cunningham said:deadbq03 said:
Good
You want him where?
He doesn't need to be a scab.
Man dhabi doing what man Dhabi does. Arsenal beginning to really stumble.
No depth is really becoming an issue for us. Missing Jesus for 3 months was going to be very hard to keep our momentum. He may not score like Nketiah (granted he's gone cold now as well), but he adds so much more to the attack
Chelsea trying to get Neymar. Todd Boehly burning that cash.
The rumor is that Southampton only offered a contract till the end of this season which has to be the most ludicrous BS I've ever heard. That's shockingly bad.
Dre_00 said:
The rumor is that Southampton only offered a contract till the end of this season which has to be the most ludicrous BS I've ever heard. That's shockingly bad.
That is idiotic. I would be looking to hire Marsch if I accepted we were going down and wanted him to try and keep us up, but if not help build a path out of championship and back to EPL. If they are looking for a coach to come in and just secure safety then I wouldn't look to Marsch.
It's Europa League daypic.twitter.com/Lyit22qoMR
— Troll Football (@TrollFootball) February 16, 2023
7nine
And this is where coaching in MLS is poor preparation for Europe. Having to deal with promotion/relegation is a big deal. Teams at the bottom of MLS near the end of a season can basically play how they want, get young guys time, etc because there's really no difference between finishing dead last vs. 4th from the bottom.Aston94 said:Dre_00 said:
The rumor is that Southampton only offered a contract till the end of this season which has to be the most ludicrous BS I've ever heard. That's shockingly bad.
That is idiotic. I would be looking to hire Marsch if I accepted we were going down and wanted him to try and keep us up, but if not help build a path out of championship and back to EPL. If they are looking for a coach to come in and just secure safety then I wouldn't look to Marsch.
And you never get to watch coaches get a team promoted (and then hold on and survive the next season).
So honestly I don't really blame them for wanting Marsch I'm a short-term capacity. He did successfully keep Leeds up last year… but it is utterly unknown how he'd handle a promotion bid. But as I mentioned above, I fully back Jesse's choice to not accept an interim position like this. He deserves better.
I hate to say it, but I think the ideal next move for him is a team in Championship that has good resources but is currently underperforming and likely to miss out on promotion. Like maybe a Norwich.
Nm
Europa, sure, but this game is fun as hell to watch.
Watching the ManU vs Barca match, is there a more punchable face than Bruno Fernandez? He just continuely complains about everything
The answer to this question is always Foden.
But he's Top 5 for sure.
But he's Top 5 for sure.
Lol. Can they be 1a and 1b?
I'm ok with that, but hopefully there are letters we can invent to go between a and b because we still have to do something with Richarlison and Pickford.
We don't have a separate Europa league thread. So here enjoy this.
The most unserious own goal you'll ever see. 😅 pic.twitter.com/vPjTMozaZE
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) February 16, 2023
A short term capacity is understandable but there is NO coach worth a damn, regardless of nationality, league experience, etc., that would accept a 3 month contract at any club let alone a club that is bottom of the table.
The only coach that takes that gamble is one without the experience or chops to succeed and is looking for a shortcut to the top. It's just a ludicrous thing to ask of any coach. You might as well just ask him to be a caretaker manager because that's what he effectively would be.
The only coach that takes that gamble is one without the experience or chops to succeed and is looking for a shortcut to the top. It's just a ludicrous thing to ask of any coach. You might as well just ask him to be a caretaker manager because that's what he effectively would be.
Yeah no doubt. I wasn't trying to express otherwise, but I can see how it'd be interpreted that way.
It has to at least be at least thru end of 23-24 at this point in the season to be respectful/professional.
It has to at least be at least thru end of 23-24 at this point in the season to be respectful/professional.
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