Other Football - 2018/19 Season

[chrisbonnie]

5 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

 

Nah, fatigue is not going to be an issue for them, not results wise, anyway.

Fatigue an issue? Not with Peps "elixir" it won't. 

 

 

[Thoth]

3 minutes ago, Elite said:

Anyway, come on Wolves.

Is that the sequel to Dances with Wolves?

[an tha]

16 minutes ago, Bernard Diomede said:

Just said similar to a mate. They are getting absolutely everything go their way at the moment but there is still a fair amount of time left in the season, we have been stung at the very last in recent years and it would be nice to see that turn this year on these cheating cunts 

Is right.

[Grinch]

9 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

 

Nah, fatigue is not going to be an issue for them, not results wise, anyway.

 

They're human Tony,  of course it will play a part.   Perhaps not as much as it would most squads but every little bit helps. 

[Guest Alex_K]

Always interesting how some minds would disregard factual, empirical evidence (ask a 5-minute-mile-running marathon runner to tack on another 5 or 10 miles at the same pace and hear them say "nah, fatigue won't be an issue") in favour of a mysterious psychological force that dictates a loss in a Cup competition would offset momentum. More games for City is more miles on the clock and more lactic acid in the body and more chances of injuries and reduced recovery time. They might win the league anyway - but suggesting its a bad thing for these empirical circumstances to occur is strange.

[Davelfc]

Ah well if we're talking about lucky cunts that often get decisions they do not deserve.... 

 

 

poor Wolves don't stand a chance. 

[A_S]

7 minutes ago, Alex_K said:

Always interesting how some minds would disregard factual, empirical evidence (ask a 5-minute-mile-running marathon runner to tack on another 5 or 10 miles at the same pace and hear them say "nah force that dictates a loss in a Cup competition would offset momentum. More games for City is more miles on the clock and more lactic acid in the body and more chances of injuries and reduced recovery time. They might win the league anyway - but suggesting its a bad thing for these empirical circumstances to occur is strange.

True, but the psychological boost of winning also 'gives' one more energy, so to speak. Exactly where is the perfect balance is the fascinating part of this discussion. 

[Tony Moanero]

20 minutes ago, Grinch said:

 

They're human Tony,  of course it will play a part.   Perhaps not as much as it would most squads but every little bit helps. 

Bet you a pound to a pinch of shite that it makes no significant difference.

[johnsusername]

Hopefully they get Man U in the next round. The more epic games they have to play in the better. And if they win every game? Well then they probably deserve it (with the caveat that the club is a cheating, rule breaking bunch of twats, obviously). 

[magicrat]

Well a minute gone and no dodgy decisions in Utd's favour

[Bernard Diomede]

3 minutes ago, johnsusername said:

Hopefully they get Man U in the next round. The more epic games they have to play in the better. And if they win every game? Well then they probably deserve it (with the caveat that the club is a cheating, rule breaking bunch of twats, obviously). 

This

[Elite]

Luke Shaw isn't half a fat cunt.

[magicrat]

2 minutes ago, Elite said:

Luke Shaw isn't half a fat cunt.

As cunts go he isnt that fat

[SammyAftershave]

2 minutes ago, Elite said:

Luke Shaw isn't half a fat cunt.

Nope, he's definitely a full fat cunt.

 

[A_S]

22 minutes ago, johnsusername said:

Hopefully they get Man U in the next round. The more epic games they have to play in the better. And if they win every game? Well then they probably deserve it (with the caveat that the club is a cheating, rule breaking bunch of twats, obviously). 

Yep, better a manc derby in the semi than the actual final, landing it right in the middle of an already-brutal April fixture pile-up. 

[Ronnie Whelan]

City winning is better for us. They will have a semi final and whoever they play will be bang up for it. The more games they have the more chance of injuries and suspensions. Swansea taking them all the way shows they aren't a complete monster. 

 

 

[niallers]

1 hour ago, Grinch said:

Damn right,  keep them games coming for them.   Something which quite obviously helps our chances in the league. 

 

Unless of course you completely ignore fatigue and more chance of injuries 

I'm with you on this. It's 4 competitions that they're trying to win. Now they've 13 high profile games in 44 days. If we keep our foot on the gas, we could be 5to7 clear with them having 2to3 games in hand. 

They win all them then fair fucks but surely all these games will take their toll and hopefully in a league game

[The Guest]

Neves is class isn’t he.  I’d defo have him here.

[an tha]

This handball lark is becoming a joke.

 

Mancs screaming for a pen when it is never ever one...at least this time ref didn't fuck up/VAR didn't.

 

[niallers]

8 minutes ago, an tha said:

This handball lark is becoming a joke.

 

Mancs screaming for a pen when it is never ever one...at least this time ref didn't cave in/VAR didn't.

Amazed it wasn't given, especially for those rats

[an tha]

1 minute ago, niallers said:

Amazed it wasn't given, especially for those rats

Yeah would have been no shock.

 

It is the expectation of it now that pisses me off...mancs acting hard done by over a shout that is a non starter

[rubble-rouser]

Jesus, just saw the City highlights. Totally bent. Again.

[manwiththestick]

Wolves having a go but I would take a Utd win if it was guaranteed they would meet City in the semi.

[Red_or_Dead]

Get in Wolves!

 

[dandyman]

Goo arn wolves!!