2025 - 2026 Premier League thread

LionJim

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Boy, one minute in and Nottingham Forest passes direct to the Villa player in front of the goal, the guy was so surprised that he blew the tap in. Now, off to the gym!
 

LionJim

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Bournemouth gave the Gunners a fight. Nothing easy this season for Arsenal.
 

LaJollaCreek

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What was bro thinking?!? 🧤 🤡

I'm used to seeing boneheaded goalkeeping with Onana the last few years at United, but it's now an epidemic it seems. Is it me or do you see some awful GK play this year across the board for the most part in this league.
 

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LaJollaCreek

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People want to keep blaming the coaches, but the organization is broken right now...it's not the coaches. Yes Amorin was stubborn with his tactics/formation, but United's issues are in the front office. Every HC that has come there as echoed it and the fans know it as well. Firing a coach a year isn't fixing it.
 

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Another week with a heavy schedule of weekday games (1/6, 1/7, 1/8). So, once again, I'm going to deviate a bit and post a schedule for the week (the weekday games).

Tuesday
3:00 pm EST -- West Ham U. vs. Nottingham Forest (USA Network)

Wednesday
2:30 pm EST -- AFC Bournemouth vs. Tottenham Hotspur (NBCSN)
2:30 pm EST -- Brentford vs. Sunderland (Peacock)
2:30 pm EST -- Crystal Palace vs. Aston Villa (Peacock)
2:30 pm EST -- Everton vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (Peacock)
2:30 pm EST -- Man C. vs. Brighton & Hove Albion (Peacock)
2:30 pm EST -- Fulham vs. Chelsea (Peacock)
3:15 pm EST -- Newcastle U. vs. Leeds U. (Peacock)
3:15 pm EST -- Burnley vs. Man U. (USA Network)

Thursday
3:00 pm EST -- Arsenal vs. Liverpool (NBCSN)
 
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Tom McAndrew

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an accurate call when watched in slo-mo, but a tough call for the GK. In real time, it's likely no call by 99.99% of the refs. If the GK hit the ball, his banging into the attacker would be fine. But because he never touched the ball, and also took out (accidentally, it appears) the attacker, a PK is the correct call.

 
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People want to keep blaming the coaches, but the organization is broken right now...it's not the coaches. Yes Amorin was stubborn with his tactics/formation, but United's issues are in the front office. Every HC that has come there as echoed it and the fans know it as well. Firing a coach a year isn't fixing it.
Same thing happened at Arsenal until they allowed Arteta to clean house and bring in his team. Still need a goal scorer and ability to break the low block.
 

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Same thing happened at Arsenal until they allowed Arteta to clean house and bring in his team. Still need a goal scorer and ability to break the low block.
The problem is United front office thinks they know more than any coach/manager on the planet and will not work with them. Yet somehow they keep their jobs and this was them basically telling Amorin he has to earn new players when it's clear as day we need some help in the midfield. Yes AFCON and injuries have hurt United the last month, but outside of Mainoo's injury they had old legs Casemiro and Ugarte in the midfield.....backed up by 18 year old academy kids the last few matches.

Bring in a coach, make promises that are lies about giving them what they need, don't back them when that time comes, fire them....rinse and repeat. Amorin's signings this year have all at least shown glimpses of being able to play....frustrating as hell as a fan. I think Sesko in time will be fine as he's been a bit unlucky with an injury and then the woodwork, but they still have nothing behind him other than Zirksee who is a 10 and not a true #9. Ronaldo, Ralph Raganik, Jose, and now Amroin have all stated it's broke up top. Hell Ole was pleading with them to sign Haaland when he was 16 and he had a relationship with Ole.....these morons are an albatross.
 

BobPSU92

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Word is that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could be Manchester United’s interim manager. I just heard this on USA Network. For f*ck‘s sake.
 

Locopsu

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The problem is United front office thinks they know more than any coach/manager on the planet and will not work with them. Yet somehow they keep their jobs and this was them basically telling Amorin he has to earn new players when it's clear as day we need some help in the midfield. Yes AFCON and injuries have hurt United the last month, but outside of Mainoo's injury they had old legs Casemiro and Ugarte in the midfield.....backed up by 18 year old academy kids the last few matches.

Bring in a coach, make promises that are lies about giving them what they need, don't back them when that time comes, fire them....rinse and repeat. Amorin's signings this year have all at least shown glimpses of being able to play....frustrating as hell as a fan. I think Sesko in time will be fine as he's been a bit unlucky with an injury and then the woodwork, but they still have nothing behind him other than Zirksee who is a 10 and not a true #9. Ronaldo, Ralph Raganik, Jose, and now Amroin have all stated it's broke up top. Hell Ole was pleading with them to sign Haaland when he was 16 and he had a relationship with Ole.....these morons are an albatross.
It’s the lack of a clear leader, Arsenal have been basically given to Josh to manage, the old man not around much. Too many ppl in charge at United.
 

LionJim

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Another Man City draw at home; they have dropped six points in their last three matches.
 
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