Thank God neither Mourinho or Ibrahimovich never ended up with us.

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10-18-2016, 11:32 AM
Tony C

Imagine if Leicester get relegated....not the most impossible thing in the world.
10-18-2016, 11:34 AM
Mo Britain less Europe

Not impossible but there are some very poor teams in the league this season, especially when the going gets tough and injuries, suspensions mount.

Sunderland are certainties to go down, which leaves just two spots. People underestimate Fat Sam's achievement in keeping them up. I think that team might have been the worst in the history of the premier league at least.
10-18-2016, 11:40 AM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe

No, they still have some decent players. But they flew away last year because many - including an assortment of ****s here - kept saying "it's only Leicester" whilst they went 10 points clear. "Bigger" teams insisted on trying to dominate them and batter them and got mugged instead. This happened throughout the first half of the season.

Now they are expected to boss games and they can't cope with it. See how they are pulling the stunt in Europe instead?

Yep. Agree with that too.
10-18-2016, 11:41 AM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Mo Britain less Europe

Not impossible but there are some very poor teams in the league this season, especially when the going gets tough and injuries, suspensions mount.

Sunderland are certainties to go down, which leaves just two spots. People underestimate Fat Sam's achievement in keeping them up. I think that team might have been the worst in the history of the premier league at least.

Amazing to think Sunderland have won about half-a-dozen league titles :-(
10-18-2016, 12:24 PM
Gooner Canuck

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Credit to the media for being critical of Mourinho's cynical tactics, Times gave him a pretty good kicking this morning. Of course, Robbie Savage thought he got it spot on.

Watching that Portuguese greaseball drag the Munichs down would be one of the most enjoyable things I've ever seen in football.

I would love to see it happen but it's still early and there is too much talent there for them to sink too low, sadly.
10-18-2016, 12:25 PM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Gooner Canuck

I would love to see it happen but it's still early and there is too much talent there for them to sink too low, sadly.

"Too low" is only fifth place though. It could certainly happen.
10-18-2016, 02:35 PM
Lar d'Arse

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Amazing to think Sunderland have won about half-a-dozen league titles :-(

Amazing why?

Their last title was over 80 years ago - hardly relevant to their current side.

Villa have seven and are in the Championship.

Ask fans of Wolves, Blackburn, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday etc - all multiple winners and all outside the top division.
10-18-2016, 02:47 PM
redgunamo

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Originally Posted by Lar d'Arse

Amazing why?

Their last title was over 80 years ago - hardly relevant to their current side.

Villa have seven and are in the Championship.

Ask fans of Wolves, Blackburn, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday etc - all multiple winners and all outside the top division.

Right. Amazing that that's how it goes.
10-18-2016, 03:40 PM
Ash

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Originally Posted by redgunamo

Right. Amazing that that's how it goes.

Let's hope that in 80 years time people say "amazing that Man Utd won about 19 league titles" or how ever many it is. I refuse to look it up.
10-18-2016, 04:38 PM
Mo Britain less Europe

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Originally Posted by Lar d'Arse

Amazing why?

Their last title was over 80 years ago - hardly relevant to their current side.

Villa have seven and are in the Championship.

Ask fans of Wolves, Blackburn, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield Wednesday etc - all multiple winners and all outside the top division.

Can any other country boast two European Cup winners outside their top division?

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