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  1. Hard to say given the fees involved at each time for each manager. Fergie and Wenger could pick a world class player for about £20-30m (or maybe less). But the same standard of player perhaps costs double that (or more!) for today's managers. Thierry Henry, for example cost about £15m? 

    So I'd probably pick one of those two. Fergie at a push as he won more. 

  2. Two more survivors to add to the least, and the relegation battle is now whittled down to just 3 teams. Everton survive thanks to imperious home form, gaining 9pts and conceding 0. The latter of those 3 wins was beating Brentford, who also survived despite that defeat thanks to Luton losing at Wolves. 

    Sheff Utd can say bye to the Premier League and hello once again to the Championship as their relegation was confirmed after a resounding defeat (again) at Newcastle. They're on course to break all kinds of unwanted records.

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    The points deduction looms large over Nottm Forest - everyone hopes the decision can be sorted out before the end of the season. Especially as it could all boil down to their last game at home to Burnley to decide the final spot. Luton have a great chance to grab a win and 3 more valuable points at home to Everton on Friday night. 

  3. Five into 2 doesn't go...we come down to the final day of the season and as ever, drama becks in the Championship fight for survival.

    Sheff Weds were the only side in the bottom 5 to win, and it was much needed to gain ground & pull away. They only need 1 point to survive, as do Blackburn. Then it's between Plymouth & Birmingham for the final spot and it may well come down to goal difference in Argyle's favour. However, the same cannot be said for Huddersfield as they would need an almost impossible swing of 15 goals to go their way as Plymouth lose in order to survive. 

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    Next Games:
    Leicester vs Blackburn
    Sunderland vs Sheff Weds
    Plymouth vs Hull
    Birmingham vs Norwich
    Ipswich vs Huddersfield

    Permutations:
    - Blackburn and Sheff Weds just need 1 point to survive, regardless of other results
    - Plymouth need to win to guarantee survival. A draw is only good enough if Birmingham draw/lose
    - Birmingham can draw and hope Plymouth lose by 4. A win will be enough if Plymouth draw/lose or one of Sheff Weds/Blackburn lose
     

  4. all kick-offs 15.00 (BST) unless stated

    Friday 3rd May, 2024
    Luton vs Everton, 20.00

    Saturday 4th May, 2024
    Arsenal vs Bournemouth, 12.30
    Brentford vs Fulham
    Burnley vs Newcastle
    Sheff Utd vs Nottm Forest
    Man City vs Wolves, 17.30

    Sunday 5th May, 2024
    Brighton vs Aston Villa, 14.30
    Chelsea vs West Ham, 14.30
    Liverpool vs Tottenham, 16.30

    Monday 6th May, 2024
    Crystal Palace vs Man Utd, 20.00

    Please get ALL predictions in by FRIDAY 3rd MAY - Topic will be LOCKED at 20.00 (BST)!!

  5. all kick-offs 15.00 (BST) unless stated

    Saturday 4th May, 2024
    Leeds vs Southampton, 12.30
    Plymouth vs Hull, 12.30
    Celtic vs Hearts
    Girona vs Barcelona, 17.30

    Sunday 5th May, 2024
    Melbourne Victory vs Melbourne City, 08.00
    DC United vs Philadelphia, 00.30
    Hannover vs Paderborn, 12.30
    Empoli vs Frosinone, 14.00
    Man City Women vs Arsenal Women, 14.15
    AZ Alkmaar vs Twente, 15.45

    Please get ALL predictions in by SATURDAY 4th MAY - Topic will be LOCKED at 12.30pm (BST)!!

  6. 8 hours ago, LFCMike said:

    Was he fuck but if he was then he should put the ball out of play. Taylor called on the physio to cover himself. Anyway that's not the reason we didn't win but it's just yet more incompetence/cheating from Greater Manchester referees. Gakpo should have put the ball in the net to make more of an issue of it

     

    5 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    No lol he was fine and even looked confused when Taylor told him to get down and called the physios onto the pitch.

    Bizarre and unjustifiable, so another day with PMGOL refs really.

    Ah yes, Areola is the first person to feign injury, sorry lads. 

  7. 16 hours ago, Redcanuck said:

    Late penalty again.  

    It's a obvious foul , but Onana taking out the Burnley player has no effect on whether a goal is scored.  Wan Bissaka wins the header and the ball is cleared before Onana makes contact with the Burnley player.  What about an indirect free kick in the box instead of a penalty? 

    It's the kind of foul that dictates it should be a penalty though. Doesn't matter if there's no effect on whether a goal is scored? 

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