I'm one of those, I thought Luton was clearly the worst club since 2021-22 Norwich City, but they're proving me wrong. Burnley is trying to play like they are a top-table club and sometimes you gotta park the bus being one of those lower teams. Kompany ain't doing that though. Sheffield was destined to fail, especially when they sold a top-calibre club player to a relegation rival lol.Based on the last season in the Championship, who would have thought that with third of the season gone, Luton would have some many points over Burnley and Sheffield.
1. TravelHow come if you play UCL on a Wednesday, you can’t play early game on Saturday, but you can play PL Wednesday night and have to do early game Saturday? This is a thing right?
LFC have to do Wednesday night, into early game Saturday on Dec 6/9 and just wondering why the difference other than they love to put LFC in the early game. A bit weird.
I mean, last I checked UCL had games in December too; and not sure travel is relevant because whether you are the home or away team in UCL, the PL still doesn’t Wed late PM/Sat early AM teams. But yeah , maybe(?) but again just looking for consistency here. Doesn’t make sense to throw it out in the window in December; not like it’s the only option1. Travel
2. In December all bets are off
I never understood this fixation from the EPL, to put that many games during December, I know it's a tradition and requested by the broadcaster but it is very hard physically for the players and it put them more at risk of injuries.I mean, last I checked UCL had games in December too; and not sure travel is relevant because whether you are the home or away team in UCL, the PL still doesn’t Wed late PM/Sat early AM teams. But yeah , maybe(?) but again just looking for consistency here. Doesn’t make sense to throw it out in the window in December; not like it’s the only option
Well it’s because they don’t care about the players getting hurt.I never understood this fixation from the EPL, to put that many games during December, I know it's a tradition and requested by the broadcaster but it is very hard physically for the players and it put them more at risk of injuries.
How come if you play UCL on a Wednesday, you can’t play early game on Saturday, but you can play PL Wednesday night and have to do early game Saturday? This is a thing right?
LFC have to do Wednesday night, into early game Saturday on Dec 6/9 and just wondering why the difference other than they love to put LFC in the early game. A bit weird.
1. Travel
2. In December all bets are off
I mean, last I checked UCL had games in December too; and not sure travel is relevant because whether you are the home or away team in UCL, the PL still doesn’t Wed late PM/Sat early AM teams. But yeah , maybe(?) but again just looking for consistency here. Doesn’t make sense to throw it out in the window in December; not like it’s the only option
Oh f*** off. He just came back.
Second time Matty Cash has injured our player long term due to being completely reckless.
we have a literal starting 11 out injured right now.That really sucks
Oh f*** off. He just came back.
Second time Matty Cash has injured our player long term due to being completely reckless.
I understand the sentiment but the last thing we need is for Romero to get suspended again.Hope Emery has the balls to play Cash with Romero in the lineup.
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?Hope Emery has the balls to play Cash with Romero in the lineup.
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?Hope Emery has the balls to play Cash with Romero in the lineup.
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?
So we can see which one has the worst tackle?
Cash.
Romero's red was much less violent. Romero actually made contact with the ball prior to the red card offense.
Cash did this. No effort on the ball, straight intent
Cash.
Romero's red was much less violent. Romero actually made contact with the ball prior to the red card offense.
Cash did this. No effort on the ball, straight intent