The Lemon Fool

Palace now look safe after a hard fought 1-0 against Watford. I want dirty Watford to go down.
Trouble is, they'll get replaced by Leeds.

Stan wrote:Well Burnley had most of the play in the first half but no good unless converted to goals and the Spurs keeper had a very good game I thought, an obvious penalty for Wood being bundled over not given would have only been justice done.

Mourinho looked particularly morbid on the bench I thought.

Indeed. The honeymoon was never going to last very long.

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Just when I’d got used to not having his miserable face on the tv all the time.

HYD

Villa got thrashed. They're queuing up to go down.

Who'll go down:

Norwich: Nothing against them but they're too far adrift.
Villa: Just don't think they're good enough.
Watford: Thugs.

Who won't:

Bournemouth: for such a small club to have survived in the EPL is special. I'd like then to stay up.
Brighton: sworn enemies of Palace but I enjoy the rivalry.
West Ham: Found some form - a London team, for that alone want them to stay up.
Southampton: Volatile form but I think they'll survive.

Leothebear wrote:Villa got thrashed. They're queuing up to go down.

Who'll go down:

Norwich: Nothing against them but they're too far adrift.
Villa: Just don't think they're good enough.
Watford: Thugs.

Who won't:

Bournemouth: for such a small club to have survived in the EPL is special. I'd like then to stay up.
Brighton: sworn enemies of Palace but I enjoy the rivalry.
West Ham: Found some form - a London team, for that alone want them to stay up.
Southampton: Volatile form but I think they'll survive.

I agree with the 3 you have going down other than Watford.

Norwich, Villa and one of the four on your ‘won’t go down’ list for me.

Whether Villa and West Ham stay up or not, I’d love the Hammers to put in a bid for Grealish in the Summer. There’s a guy who has seemingly spent most of his life being an idiot but what a season he’s had.

HYD

the season is as good as over .

with players and managers now infected , and certainly more CARRYING , its unfair to expect players in this contact sport to be told to continue.

Snorvey wrote:Might stop them flobbing everywhere. Even the managers stand there and spit all over the place (Pep).

Dirty bastards

I could perhaps understand it if, well into a match the player is breathing really hard but they do right from the start. It's the worms I feel sorry for.

What football season?

It's over!

John

Liverpool fans this morning -

https://i.redd.it/unrk2ky4obm41.jpg

Cheers,

Itsallaguess

redsturgeon wrote:What football season?

It's over!

John

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it must be .

i cant see how any club can be sure that NONE of its players are CARRYING the virus .

Football like some other activities has been “suspended” and not cancelled and depending on how things are around the end of this suspension the season is not over.

Stan wrote:Football like some other activities has been “suspended” and not cancelled and depending on how things are around the end of this suspension the season is not over.

You think things will be better by the beginning of April?

The evidence is that things will be worse then than they are now.

John

Please read again, I didn’t say it would be or not.

Leothebear wrote:Villa got thrashed. They're queuing up to go down.

Who'll go down:

Norwich: Nothing against them but they're too far adrift.
Villa: Just don't think they're good enough.
Watford: Thugs.

Who won't:

Bournemouth: for such a small club to have survived in the EPL is special. I'd like then to stay up.
Brighton: sworn enemies of Palace but I enjoy the rivalry.
West Ham: Found some form - a London team, for that alone want them to stay up.
Southampton: Volatile form but I think they'll survive.

I don't think that Liverpool will go down.

Dod

Would you believe it just when Burnley are on a VG run and had a real chance of getting something from City this time the FA go and suspend the fixtures

Dod101 wrote:How long does any Man U supporter think that Solskjaer will last? I know it is not his fault but either he will go or the Glazers will. They will surely find it difficult to get another manager though so maybe Solskjaer is safe.

Dod

Even though Liverpool took their foot off the gas with 40 minutes still remaining he's up ro his neck in it tonight.

...and that was with uniteds per ref. Anybodybelse and they-d have been down ro 8.

Hi all,

ManU are the new [expletive deleted]. An American owner that is only interested in a steady stream of increased global income, with regular CL games to keep the profile high, and no threat of relegation. OSG is their ideal manager.

Brendan

Sorry,

Not sure how Pink Marshmallows appeared as I typed [expletive deleted]!

bjmarren wrote:ManU are the new Pink marshmallows. An American owner that is only interested in a steady stream of increased global income, with regular CL games to keep the profile high, and no threat of relegation. OSG is their ideal manager.

Funnily enough the Glazers also own the Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL team, and took them from a consistently failing team to a two-time Superbowl winner.

They did the opposite with Man U.

bjmarren wrote:Hi all,

ManU are the new Pink marshmallows. An American owner that is only interested in a steady stream of increased global income, with regular CL games to keep the profile high, and no threat of relegation. OSG is their ideal manager.

Brendan

Increased global income. For how long though if they keep this up? There will be no CL games next season either.

Dod