2022-23 English Premier League Discussion Thread

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Post#1101 » by Baseline81 » Fri Apr 14, 2023 3:24 pm

The_Brecht wrote:Absolutely the right decision.
To be fair, Arsenal has had a couple of fines for players "harassing" the referee, but essentially every weekend and every game players of both teams are constantly swarming the ref after every decision.

As have Liverpool.

Because a ref is "harassed," it's now okay for him to elbow the "harasser?" If the incident was reversed, Robertson wouldn't be allowed to play for some time.
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Post#1102 » by The_Brecht » Sat Apr 15, 2023 10:09 am

Baseline81 wrote:
The_Brecht wrote:Absolutely the right decision.
To be fair, Arsenal has had a couple of fines for players "harassing" the referee, but essentially every weekend and every game players of both teams are constantly swarming the ref after every decision.

As have Liverpool.

Because a ref is "harassed," it's now okay for him to elbow the "harasser?" If the incident was reversed, Robertson wouldn't be allowed to play for some time.


I don't think it was a malicious elbow.
Looked more like a "get off me" elbow.
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Post#1103 » by Baphomet » Sat Apr 15, 2023 4:09 pm

Hodgson has done wonders at Palace already.

Is Vieira really that awful of a coach? That's 3 wins on the bounce, they hadn't won in 2023 prior to that.

Meanwhile, Villa are flying. Amazing what a good coach can do for your team.
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Post#1104 » by LDNMagic90 » Sat Apr 15, 2023 4:51 pm

Baphomet wrote:Hodgson has done wonders at Palace already.

Is Vieira really that awful of a coach? That's 3 wins on the bounce, they hadn't won in 2023 prior to that.

Meanwhile, Villa are flying. Amazing what a good coach can do for your team.


I really can’t believe we are 6 points off the top 4. I keep saying it but Emery is that guy. He not only saved our season when he arrived, he also has us competing for a spot in Europe
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Post#1105 » by The_Brecht » Sat Apr 15, 2023 5:09 pm

Baphomet wrote:Hodgson has done wonders at Palace already.

Is Vieira really that awful of a coach? That's 3 wins on the bounce, they hadn't won in 2023 prior to that.

Meanwhile, Villa are flying. Amazing what a good coach can do for your team.


Tbf, Palace had a really hard schedule.
They sacked Vieira at the time they would start the matches against the teams below them.

But fair play on Roy getting 9/9.
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Post#1106 » by The_Brecht » Sat Apr 15, 2023 5:12 pm

Chelsea sacking Potter was absolutely stupid.
Let the season play out and let him cook during preseason, while you get rid of a lot of players.
Get a striker, because Chelsea was actually creating a lot of chances (cfr. Xg).

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Post#1107 » by MaliBrah » Sat Apr 15, 2023 6:41 pm

Tuchel's points are keeping Chelsea from a hilarious relegation battle.
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Post#1108 » by magik9113 » Sun Apr 16, 2023 2:34 pm

:o Arsenal blow another 2-0 lead after Saka hits a PK dreadfully wide. 20 mins left…
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Post#1109 » by Baphomet » Sun Apr 16, 2023 3:22 pm

magik9113 wrote::o Arsenal blow another 2-0 lead after Saka hits a PK dreadfully wide. 20 mins left…


Can't believe what I just saw.

Moyes might have saved his job with that, big result in a relegation battle. Potentially scuppering Arsenal's title bid, too, but there's still lots of football to be played.
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Post#1110 » by SgtPepper » Sun Apr 16, 2023 4:03 pm

They've lost it. This is the stage when Arsenal should have picked up easy points to sustain itself over the next difficult month. Liverpool infected them with Brendan's bottling curse last week.
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Post#1111 » by wco81 » Sun Apr 16, 2023 4:39 pm

Was that WHU penalty legit? Looked like the WH player made a poor first touch which went to another Arsenal defender before he was taken down.
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Post#1112 » by Baphomet » Sun Apr 16, 2023 4:48 pm

Keylor Navas having a worldie against United

They're still losing 1-0 but Forest still have a chance when their keeper's playing like this
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Post#1113 » by MaliBrah » Sun Apr 16, 2023 5:05 pm

it's looking spooky right now fellas. 2-0 and cruising again and we gear down and let them back in the game instead of being ruthless

Holding is killing us too man the drop off is just too much , he's an anchor. We cant sustain pressure and have our CBs high up and squeeze the field with him. 5'2 45 kg benrahma was bodying him around man. Haaland might kill us on the 26th and he's a goal away from breaking salah's record...
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Post#1114 » by The_Brecht » Mon Apr 17, 2023 6:15 pm

The lack of depth is showing.
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Post#1115 » by Baseline81 » Mon Apr 17, 2023 9:01 pm

This Liverpool... beyond frustrating.
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Post#1116 » by Pipp33 » Tue Apr 18, 2023 6:35 am

LDNMagic90 wrote:
Baphomet wrote:Hodgson has done wonders at Palace already.

Is Vieira really that awful of a coach? That's 3 wins on the bounce, they hadn't won in 2023 prior to that.

Meanwhile, Villa are flying. Amazing what a good coach can do for your team.


I really can’t believe we are 6 points off the top 4. I keep saying it but Emery is that guy. He not only saved our season when he arrived, he also has us competing for a spot in Europe


Emery has been a saviour for us...taken essentially the same squad (bar Moreno and rarely used Dhuran) and elevated us to 6th.

The game against Newcastle was a superb performance. The confidence and direction that he has installed in our players is phenominal. Can't wait to the offseason, where i expect at least 4 players to be added to the squad
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Post#1117 » by HIF » Tue Apr 18, 2023 7:49 am

Pipp33 wrote:
LDNMagic90 wrote:
Baphomet wrote:Hodgson has done wonders at Palace already.

Is Vieira really that awful of a coach? That's 3 wins on the bounce, they hadn't won in 2023 prior to that.

Meanwhile, Villa are flying. Amazing what a good coach can do for your team.


I really can’t believe we are 6 points off the top 4. I keep saying it but Emery is that guy. He not only saved our season when he arrived, he also has us competing for a spot in Europe


Emery has been a saviour for us...taken essentially the same squad (bar Moreno and rarely used Dhuran) and elevated us to 6th.

The game against Newcastle was a superb performance. The confidence and direction that he has installed in our players is phenominal. Can't wait to the offseason, where i expect at least 4 players to be added to the squad


He has always been a great coach, wrongly sacked from PSG without given time and strangely sacked from Arsenal.
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Post#1118 » by LDNMagic90 » Tue Apr 18, 2023 11:20 am

HIF wrote:
Pipp33 wrote:
LDNMagic90 wrote:
I really can’t believe we are 6 points off the top 4. I keep saying it but Emery is that guy. He not only saved our season when he arrived, he also has us competing for a spot in Europe


Emery has been a saviour for us...taken essentially the same squad (bar Moreno and rarely used Dhuran) and elevated us to 6th.

The game against Newcastle was a superb performance. The confidence and direction that he has installed in our players is phenominal. Can't wait to the offseason, where i expect at least 4 players to be added to the squad


He has always been a great coach, wrongly sacked from PSG without given time and strangely sacked from Arsenal.


Exactly and it’s only in the British media (mainly London based) that didn’t take to him, I never understood it. Anyone coming into a club (Arsenal) who have parted ways from a legendary manager will always find it a bit difficult to win everyone over. He’s at a club now that can really appreciate and embrace him
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Post#1119 » by HIF » Tue Apr 18, 2023 3:41 pm

LDNMagic90 wrote:
HIF wrote:
Pipp33 wrote:
Emery has been a saviour for us...taken essentially the same squad (bar Moreno and rarely used Dhuran) and elevated us to 6th.

The game against Newcastle was a superb performance. The confidence and direction that he has installed in our players is phenominal. Can't wait to the offseason, where i expect at least 4 players to be added to the squad


He has always been a great coach, wrongly sacked from PSG without given time and strangely sacked from Arsenal.


Exactly and it’s only in the British media (mainly London based) that didn’t take to him, I never understood it. Anyone coming into a club (Arsenal) who have parted ways from a legendary manager will always find it a bit difficult to win everyone over. He’s at a club now that can really appreciate and embrace him


And this time next year he'll be poached.
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Post#1120 » by LDNMagic90 » Wed Apr 19, 2023 2:02 pm

HIF wrote:
LDNMagic90 wrote:
HIF wrote:
He has always been a great coach, wrongly sacked from PSG without given time and strangely sacked from Arsenal.


Exactly and it’s only in the British media (mainly London based) that didn’t take to him, I never understood it. Anyone coming into a club (Arsenal) who have parted ways from a legendary manager will always find it a bit difficult to win everyone over. He’s at a club now that can really appreciate and embrace him


And this time next year he'll be poached.


I hope not!

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