Premier League

[sharpysharps86]

1 hour ago, riverholmes said:

To be fair, Van Dijk is now 34. In yesteryear, that would be approaching retirement age. 

My guess is that Robertson is the huge miss, amongst others. From the outside, he seemed to be a leader in the backline.

It staggers me that they seem to be letting Robertson leave for Spurs.

[simongarnerisgod]

newcastle having a poor season,can`t understand why they don`t just ignore this profit and loss rule and cheat the rule like man city have,they can`t be short of money with who owns them

[roversfan99]

PSR rules are obviously a load of shit. But they hide behind that but if you look at it, they have also snookered themselves somewhat.

They wasted big money on players like Elanga and Ramsey. They also got involved in strange deals like signing a random Greek goalkeeper for a significant fee as part of the Anderson deal to Forest.

[simongarnerisgod]

carricks game plan undone after 1/2 hour😅

[waynerovers]

1 hour ago, simongarnerisgod said:

carricks game plan undone after 1/2 hour😅

This post aged well

[Hasta]

The winner was a great strike by Cunha.

[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Our noisy neighbours are 10 points behind the drop zone line with Forest and West Ham both winning. The Fat Lady is getting dressed I think. 

[K-Hod]

[Tom]

14 hours ago, Hasta said:

The winner was a great strike by Cunha.

And it maybe wasn’t even the best goal his team scored that game!

I liked the Arsenal of old under Wenger but wouldn’t be sad to see this lot bottle it.

Burnley with 2 really solid points in the last couple of games but results around them mean they are even further adrift.

Edited 59 minutes ago by Tom

[davulsukur]

14 hours ago, Hasta said:

The winner was a great strike by Cunha.

Really was a great goal and although I've got no love for Utd, I was happier watching that fly in rather than Arsenal getting a point.