Other Football 2021/22

[polymerpunkah]

1 minute ago, Joey8FrogsLegs said:

 
Wreckless challenge that by Van de Beek.  Not even a free kick according the genius that is refereeing this game.

I was going to say something about Moss being a useless fat fuck, but just as I was typing it he gave slabhead the red, so I thought I'd give him a break.

[Funkasy]

3 minutes ago, polymerpunkah said:

I was going to say something about Moss being a useless fat fuck, but just as I was typing it he gave slabhead the red, so I thought I'd give him a break.

Only Webb would have kept him on there. Moss is some propper shit.

[magicrat]

3 minutes ago, polymerpunkah said:

I was going to say something about Moss being a useless fat fuck, but just as I was typing it he gave slabhead the red, so I thought I'd give him a break.

I wouldn't mate

[polymerpunkah]

Watkins gives Villa the lead vs Brighton.

 

Decent goal.

 

 

[Chocoholic]

Hell of a finish by Joáo Pedro for Watford... and it could be a finish for Solksjaer as well

 

And Dennis makes it 4!

[magicrat]

Oh dear Watford wrap it up.  Thanks for the memories Ole

[Captain Turdseye]

FOUR FOR WATFORD 

[Creator Supreme]

That's got to be taxi for Ole! Give it to Farke!

[polymerpunkah]

Come on Watford, make it five.

 

 

[Red_or_Dead]

#PRAYFOROLE

 

 

[Jordy Brouwer]

Ole: "Garry, to the untrained eye this might look like its rubbish and that I haven't bounced back"

 

Garry: "But you have bounced back Ole"

 

Ole (at a pitch so high only dogs can hear it): "I know"

[Anubis]

3 minutes ago, Red_or_Dead said:

#PRAYFOROLE

 

 

This. We cannot let this be the end.

[Elite]

At least he's going out with a bang. Full on clown mode.

[Chocoholic]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: Man Utd boss says fans will 'see a reaction'

By Simon StoneBBC Sport

Last updated on19 November 202119 November 2021.From the sectionMan Utd

United have just four wins from their past 12 games and are currently sixth in the Premier League table

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says fans will "see a reaction" when his side take on Watford on Saturday (15:00 GMT).

 

United are sixth in the table after a run of just four wins in 12 games.

 

Following the international break, the 48-year-old says that everyone at the club is working together to turn their form around.

"The players, staff, myself and club are working toward one goal; to improve and get better results," he said.

 

United have surprised many observers by sticking with Solskjaer after their poor run, with two of their four wins in 12 coming through late winners and another after an injury-time David de Gea penalty save.

 

The comprehensive nature of the 2-0 home defeat by Manchester City immediately before the international break made the result, in its own way, as demoralising as the record 5-0 home loss to Liverpool a fortnight before.

 

United's embarrassing 5-0 defeat was their heaviest ever at home to Liverpool, as well as being the first time they have lost to-nil by five or more goals at home since a 5-0 loss to Man City in February 1955.

 

However, Solskjaer is said to have been in a good mood in training this week and he painted a positive picture of life at Old Trafford as he spoke ahead of his side's trip to Watford.

 

"When you lose, you are always disappointed and under pressure," he added. "Sometimes the first thing you want to do is get back on the training ground.

 

"But this has been a good time to refresh our minds. We have prioritised a few things and I am sure you will see a reaction."

 

 

Great reaction you got out of your lads, there, Ole. You're not helping yourself.

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

Not sure if mentioned earlier but one of the reputable Barcelona journalists (Gérard Romero) is claiming that a press conference will be held next week to confirm that Aguero will be retiring from football due to cardiac issues. 

[Bruce Spanner]

39 minutes ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Not sure if mentioned earlier but one of the reputable Barcelona journalists (Gérard Romero) is claiming that a press conference will be held next week to confirm that Aguero will be retiring from football due to cardiac issues. 

 

His heart just isn't in it anymore, it happens to the best of them eventually.

[Mark M]

It’s amazing just how bad the Manchester have managed the club since fergie retired.

the amount of money they’ve spent is off the charts - numerous managers each one funnier than the next. A couple of trophies nothing significant at all.

They had an opportunity to sack Ole get a winner in with Conte delayed decided to stick with home come back after the international break where the other clubs have made a transition of a new manager during that time.

now it looks like he’ll be sacked but they’ve literally no plan or identity anymore apart from having money to throw at players.

Long may it continue.

[chrisbonnie]

4 hours ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Not sure if mentioned earlier but one of the reputable Barcelona journalists (Gérard Romero) is claiming that a press conference will be held next week to confirm that Aguero will be retiring from football due to cardiac issues. 

Didn't he have issues as a young lad or something? 

 

Shame, great player, and in fairness to the guy he gave the Premiership one of its most iconic moments ever with that late goal against qpr. 

 

Hopefully he can have a good normal life outside of football

[johnsusername]

10 minutes ago, Mark M said:

It’s amazing just how bad the Manchester have managed the club since fergie retired.

the amount of money they’ve spent is off the charts - numerous managers each one funnier than the next. A couple of trophies nothing significant at all.

They had an opportunity to sack Ole get a winner in with Conte delayed decided to stick with home come back after the international break where the other clubs have made a transition of a new manager during that time.

now it looks like he’ll be sacked but they’ve literally no plan or identity anymore apart from having money to throw at players.

Long may it continue.

The best bit was Neville saying Conte wasn't the right type of manager for Man U. 

[George Costanza]

Barca win in Xavi's first game thanks to a penalty that should never have been given. They still look shit though.

[Lee909]

15 minutes ago, George Costanza said:

Barca win in Xavi's first game thanks to a penalty that should never have been given. They still look shit though.

 

Only read the report sounds like Espanyol should have scored 3 late on

[George Costanza]

Just now, Lee909 said:

 

Only read the report sounds like Espanyol should have scored 3 late on

they missed a couple of absolute sitters.  Xavi has his work cut out.  IMO he needs to be brutal with the old guard of Busquets & Pique and make them bit part players.  They are such a slow, undynamic team

[Lee909]

Just now, George Costanza said:

they missed a couple of absolute sitters.  Xavi has his work cut out.  IMO he needs to be brutal with the old guard of Busquets & Pique and make them bit part players.  They are such a slow, undynamic team

I read there's plans for Iniesta,Messi might rejoin, and they've already resigned Dani Alves. I'd piss myself if that happens and hope they do. 

[Jairzinho]

33 minutes ago, George Costanza said:

they missed a couple of absolute sitters.  Xavi has his work cut out.  IMO he needs to be brutal with the old guard of Busquets & Pique and make them bit part players.  They are such a slow, undynamic team

The problem is that the new guard bar a few teenagers aren't very good either. 

 

Over the last six or seven years Barcelona and Manchester United have been miles ahead of the rest in terms of spending obscene money on fucking dreadful footballers. 

[TheHowieLama]

5 hours ago, Nelly-Torres said:

Not sure if mentioned earlier but one of the reputable Barcelona journalists (Gérard Romero) is claiming that a press conference will be held next week to confirm that Aguero will be retiring from football due to cardiac issues. 

Probably had palpitations from the minute he saw how shit Barca were.