Scott_M

What is Arsenal’s view in all this? What about us?

I’m sure he might not like Klopp. I’m sure Jurgen rubbed a lot of officials up the wrong way, he’s was constantly in the 4th officials ear for almost a decade. Still, you can’t come out and say it. What he’s said is indefensible. IMO, PMGOL not sacking him raises more questions. Would the mancs accept Mike Riley calling Ferguson a cunt? Or Chelsea accept Mike Dean calling Mourinho a cunt?

If Peter Walton defends him, he’s finished.

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. That’s him fired.

Paella Pulis at full time was hilarious…

What a great 2 weeks of results.

Great goal.

Offside?

Not that I have a problem with it, gotta laugh at Havertz giving it biftas scoring against the club he scored the winning goal in the CL for.

Spurs losing to Ipswich and then getting a result at the Emptyhad after the break would be peak Spursy.

Rice & Odegaard start for Up Market Stoke.

Although I want Mo to stay, what sort of nonce makes this…

Since Oasis reformed, City’s form has also gone back to the 90’s.

Rodri missing for City is a catastrophic loss, it can’t be underestimated how big a loss he was. Like how we fell apart when Alonso left. Different players, so integral to the team. Apart from that, I’m not sure they have the legs anymore in key positions. Kovacic is 30, Gündoğan is 34, De Bruyne is 33. While that in itself isn’t an issue, the fact they all play in the same position and are having to accumulate more and more minutes starts to take its toll. Sporting and Brighton both just ran all over City, they couldn’t keep up when the tempo was up. We need to start at 100mph on 1st December. I suspect Stones will be back in midfield after the break, his fitness record isn’t great. It’s an awful lot to ask of Rico Lewis or other academy players to be expected to fill in and get 90+ points.

Dunno in goal Trent Stones Guehi Dunno at left back Rice Bellingham Saka Foden / Palmer Gordon Kane

Some good examples there which I couldn’t remember last night. If we were to loan Tchoumeni (as only I’ve suggested) then hopefully we could draw parallels with Odegaard - Real beat big clubs to sign him, not getting the game time he wants, loaned out to prove himself / keep value high, does well, moves to said club and becomes a very important player.

Very good.

I started it last night and watched the first 3, I enjoyed it as well.

It’s based on whether the player we loan wants it to work out or not. Anelka did. Moses & Kabak just weren’t very good. Sahin was played in completely the wrong position. Tevez wanted to join the mancs and made it work. Adebyour wanted to join Spurs and made it work. The obviously don’t all work out, it depends on the player & situation. You’d hope the possibility significant game time & hopefully challenging for the league & CL is a good incentive. IF Tchouameni has a questionable attitude (and nobody knows if he does or not), given him 6 months to see if he wants us and the end and if we want him. It’s common sense. If both parties are happy to commit for the next 5+ years, no need for the loan and crack on.

He did well for us when he played, he wanted it to work.

Nonsense.

Examples please.

Good spot, apparently it is… …still not as embarrassing as being in Steps.