Danny

He won’t win, won’t come close imo. It’s pretty much a Corbyn stronghold.

Definitely leans into the De Zerbi links even more now. Seems crazy that youd feed this info to the media a day before the final as well, if true of course

Can’t say I like Starmer either, but I don’t really see an alternative atm. Just feel like anything other than a Labour majority can still end up being Tory.

And when you used to do that, you at least backed the manager with world class players to do it. Seems like you're after more youngsters..

The way he plays is a product of witchcraft

I genuinely cannot see that happening tbh. I think Frank understands how good our wider system at the club is, how everyone's moving in the same direction and that if he stays with us, he will only improve his reputation. That's not to say that I think we could stop bigger clubs from attracting him, but he will want a similar level of support he has here wherever he goes. I don't think they're interested, but a club like United for example will have a much better chance at signing him than Chelsea with the revamp behind the scenes. Chelsea is just a graveyard for managers at the moment.

The answer is Mbappe

Agree wholeheartedly, Bundesliga is so bad he might even need to do a pre-tournament pre-season

A seriously inept football club at this point

Personally my final 26 would be: Pickford, Pope, Ramsdale. Walker, Trippier. Stones, Guehi, Maguire, Colwill, Gomez. Chilwell, Lewis. Rice, Trent, Mainoo, Bellingham, Foden, Palmer, Jones. Saka, Bowen. Kane, Toney, Watkins. Gordon, Grealish.

That was a very nice leaving do for Klopp. It’s not always gone as planned for Liverpool but he’s won everything he could win which is all you can ask for really. Made a massive impact on the league as a whole, I hope his next club is an interesting one. Would love to see him manage in Spain at some point.

Carragher is so bias it’s beyond parody. Refers to Klopp’s fist pumping as no other manager would have the balls to do it so early on at a club but thought Arteta was smalltime for celebrating a goal. Sky Sports in a nutshell

I saw who we had starting in defence today and I wasnt confident lol, is what it is, we’re on holiday and they have Europe to play for

West Have been lumped 4, 5, 6-0 multiple times this season. This is their level and tbh it is why Moyes is leaving, they are never proactive when they need to be.

Clear win for Usyk, bad form from Fury to blame the Ukrainian war

Interesting as I read a piece from their CEO or someone who was mentioning how whilst De Zerbi has made a lot of public demands, behind the seasons he understands the clubs position etc etc. Seems like that may not be the case? From an outside perspective I think he wanted more investment than there has been, if you look at their net spend on transfers over the last two seasons they've made about £150m. Of course Brighton have their model, are happy where they are in the league, will recruit again and go again, but it seems like De Zerbi wants more, I couldn't imagine Brighton wanting to sack him, especially with no Europe next year so they can just concentrate on the league. I don't think Brighton will struggle too much it has to be said, though they will want to be wary of changing managers too often now as this will be 3 managers in 2 years.

Now my beautiful Baggies are out, really you’d rather Leeds up than Southampton. Feel like Saints have a bit more about the structure of their club and will make a good go over the long term of staying in the league whereas you just don’t know what will happen with Leeds.

The favourites are favourites again

Can’t believe you called it shite tbh

Disagreeing. It's not that they've allowed anything. City have purposefully challenged multiple parts of the Premier League's charges to give them more time, the challenges have meant the PL are unable to do anything because they have had to wait for multiple court decisions.

Those particular statistics might support your argument but I know for a fact that the city of Borussia is a lot smaller than say, a small town in England such as Swansea

I'll have you know we are very well informed when it comes to the ins and outs of German football and Germany cities, I believe there are more cities than just London, Birmingham and Glasgow in the UK that are bigger than Borussia.

Because City took them to court multiple times to prevent it from starting

City literally took them to court multiple times in the build up to this...hence the complications

They’ve had a large number of injuries to key players this season, during key parts of the season, whilst playing in two competitions, whilst having to replace the great players they lost in Mac Allister, Caicedo and Trossard. I think his work this season is more nuanced than just where they sit in the table, they just don’t have much star quality to push them over the line like they have had in previous seasons.