Following Our Nearest And Dearest Rivals 2021/22

Counting chickens before they hatch, this is what happens when VAR is on your side all season, the fist pumping fans was funny, may as well of rammed that fist up their own backside.

 
33 minutes ago, Zeta said:


If they have asthma and are in the 'at risk group' from covid, i wonder how many had the vaccine? i bet it's not even 6% let alone 63%.

 
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If they have asthma and are in the 'at risk group' from covid, i wonder how many had the vaccine? i bet it's not even 6% let alone 63%.
Obviously this could all be rubbish, but there was speculation about this after they won the title a couple of years ago, leading to this article:

Why Liverpool won’t win the Premier League this season – Back Page Football

The predictions made in this article were spot on. After winning the title, Liverpool form collapsed spectacularly the following season and they even lost 2nd spot to United. Based on this I would expect something similar next season, after they went all out this year.

 
Obviously this could all be rubbish, but there was speculation about this after they won the title a couple of years ago, leading to this article:

Why Liverpool won’t win the Premier League this season – Back Page Football

The predictions made in this article were spot on. After winning the title, Liverpool form collapsed spectacularly the following season and they even lost 2nd spot to United. Based on this I would expect something similar next season, after they went all out this year.
Interesting.

 
If they have asthma and are in the 'at risk group' from covid, i wonder how many had the vaccine? i bet it's not even 6% let alone 63%.
Remember how they (nearly) all tested positive for covid at the same time, and then simiultaneously found out the results were wrong? Maybe they should all be retested for asthma to see how accurate their diagnoses were

 
City seem to always win the league with some crazy drama, 3 goals in 5 minutes late on, the Aguero moment, Crystanbul, the Kompany goal.

We always win it in a routine fashion, would love to do it one day with an incredible moment.
There is something special about winning a game after you are a goal or two behind. For the PL to actually hinge on you getting the result, it must make it totally Orgasmic!!

Look at some of our great comebacks over the years - the 4-2 Liverpool win under Gullit when we were 2-0 down and went on to lift the FA Cup. Losing to Spurs before beating them 4-3 with a Steino penalty. There are more no doubt, but these games stick in the memory and it's why we all love football. Seeing the sheer joy on those City fans faces when that 3rd goal went in is what football is all about and of course that was made even better, knowing there would be dippers in tears up and down the country, but especially at Binfield!

 
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I know it’s abit early but I was thinking about the race for top 4 next season. It’s looking like it will surely be a tight race with many teams competing. I know it’s never normally a straight shootout by the top 6/7 teams as usually one or two teams will struggle or run into problems. 
 

City - guaranteed

Liverpool - pretty much guaranteed (I’m hoping for a full on meltdown season)

Chelsea - SHOULD be good enough 

The rest:

United, Spurs, Arsenal

Plus possible Newcastle depending on how they spend  

Big competition coming up I think. We need to be wise  
I am not sure we are guaranteed to be top 4 next season. 

 
I am not sure we are guaranteed to be top 4 next season. 
I think getting the defensive additions sorted within the next month will be vital. If they’re in place by the first day of pre season, we’ve a good chance of top four otherwise next season could turn into a struggle. 

 
Don't see why the BBC should apologise for stating what we all know!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-61563153


BBC apologises after 'Manchester United are rubbish' appears on screen.


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The BBC has apologised after a message appeared on the news channel saying "Manchester United are rubbish".



The text mistakenly popped up on the news ticker at the bottom of the screen during a tennis update just after 0930 on Tuesday.



Later in the morning, presenter Annita Mcveigh apologised to any Manchester United fans who may have been offended.



She said the mistake had occurred as someone was learning how to operate the ticker and was "writing random things".



Another message which appeared on the ticker read simply: "Weather rain everywhere."



Mcveigh told viewers: "A little earlier, some of you may have noticed something pretty unusual on the ticker that runs along the bottom of the screen with news making a comment about Manchester United, and I hope that Manchester United fans weren't offended by it.



"Let me just explain what was happening: behind the scenes, someone was training to learn how to use the ticker and to put text on the ticker, so they were just writing random things not in earnest and that comment appeared.



"So apologies if you saw that and you were offended and you're a fan of Manchester United.



"But certainly that was a mistake and it wasn't meant to appear on the screen. So that was what happened, we just thought we'd better explain that to you."







 
There is something special about winning a game after you are a goal or two behind. For the PL to actually hinge on you getting the result, it must make it totally Orgasmic!!

Look at some of our great comebacks over the years - the 4-2 Liverpool win under Gullit when we were 2-0 down and went on to lift the FA Cup. Losing to Spurs before beating them 4-3 with a Steino penalty. There are more no doubt, but these games stick in the memory and it's why we all love football. Seeing the sheer joy on those City fans faces when that 3rd goal went in is what football is all about and of course that was made even better, knowing there would be dippers in tears up and down the country, but especially at Binfield!
March 1984 away to Cardiff, top of Div 2.

Chlesea fans on 3 sides of the Ninian park stadium and outnumber Cardiff.

3-0 down at half time.

3-1 down after 88 mins

3-3 final score.

My first Chelsea away game 16yo.

https://cardiffcityforum.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=201953

 
7 Chelsea youngsters in the latest England squad by my count.

Personally I think that is symbolic of Putin's stranglehold on the UK and shouldn't be permitted.

 
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Conference League final tonight.

Hope Roma win for Mourinho and Tammy.
I never thought I'd say this, but: Come on Feyenoord! 

Feyenoord are totally different kettle of fish than the Cleaning Solution, thankfully  :smile:

 
Good for Jose and Tammy to win a cup, although I still dont get the point of that cup, for those who aren't good enough to make it the knockout rounds of the Europa league?

 
Good for Jose and Tammy to win a cup, although I still dont get the point of that cup, for those who aren't good enough to make it the knockout rounds of the Europa league?
Yes but also it's just another cup for lower level teams to strive to win. In England we have all kinds of trophies and vases below the FA Cup, it's good that there is more than the paltry 2 cups for the whole of Europe to compete for.

Roma haven't won a trophy for well over 10 years and they are full of joy tonight, it's a good thing for football.

 
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