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Football Neutrals Thread - Part 2
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DUNDEEBOY
17-09-2016
City off and flying again which was always likely.

Early days but city and Liverpool looking the best sides.

Perhaps Everton this seasons breakthrough team
codeblue
17-09-2016
city are humiluating bournemouth this afternoon
clm2071
17-09-2016
What's going on at West Brom?!?

I would have had that nailed on as the lowest scoring game this afternoon
codeblue
17-09-2016
the new leicester player looks a monster in the air!

he is going to score a bucketfull
davethecue
17-09-2016
What on earth has happened to West Ham

Thought they may challenge for a top 4 spot....
codeblue
17-09-2016
Originally Posted by davethecue:
“What on earth has happened to West Ham

Thought they may challenge for a top 4 spot....”

terrible at home, terrible away.

change of manager?
JSemple3
17-09-2016
4-2 now to west brom

4-0 to city
Belligerence
17-09-2016
Bilic could be another Martinez......second season syndrome.
codeblue
17-09-2016
it is a de bruyne masterclass.

chelsea sign him up! (shakes head, in tears)

wilshire gets taken off, awful, awful stuff from him.
Mark F
17-09-2016
Not the best of goalkeeping but both goals could have been chalked out..
Janielovesyou
17-09-2016
Really clever backheel from Fletcher sets up Hooper to give Sheff Wed the lead

Surprised by how poor Birmingham are
Janielovesyou
17-09-2016
Originally Posted by Janielovesyou:
“Really clever backheel from Fletcher sets up Hooper to give Sheff Wed the lead

Surprised by how poor Birmingham are”

I must have spurred them into action

Leading 2-1 now
JSemple3
17-09-2016
Everton not looking too shabby so far. Could be a team to watch
owen10
17-09-2016
Originally Posted by codeblue:
“terrible at home, terrible away.

change of manager?”

They are terrible at home as they have just moved into a new stadium

And they are terrible away because of injuries and no defence

When they have a fully fit squad and Payet is back to his best, then you will see the team from last season

I dont think they should change the manager as where are they going to find a better manager than Slaven Bilic
Mark F
17-09-2016
Originally Posted by Janielovesyou:
“I must have spurred them into action

Leading 2-1 now”

Didn't see the game tonight but generally Gary Rowett has done very well at Birmingham.

Sheff W seem to be suffering a bit of a play-off hang over like we did in 2014.
Schmiznurf
17-09-2016
As much as I hate to admit it I think City will win the league this season.
NightHawk123
17-09-2016
Says it all that City win 4-0 and yet in the post match interview Guardiola still wasn't happy with the pressing.

Top manager.
batdude_uk1
17-09-2016
Originally Posted by Schmiznurf:
“As much as I hate to admit it I think City will win the league this season.”

They are likely okng like a top side, no doubt about that, but I wouldn't go as far as crowning them as champions just yet.
I remember a few times previously when for example Chelsea looking simply amazing winning multiple games in a row at the start of a season, only for them to fade away towards the end of the season.

They are looking very good, but there is a heck of a long way to go before we can crown anyone as champions just yet.
Meols
18-09-2016
He's not crowning them champions, just saying he thinks they'll win the league which is a valid and reasonable call.
zieler
18-09-2016
Originally Posted by Schmiznurf:
“As much as I hate to admit it I think City will win the league this season.”

Yeah, they look heavy favourites right now, seem to be a class above everyone else. There are a few teams who look like they can maybe challenge, annoyingly Liverpool look like they are one of them, but on the showings so far City should have enough.
batdude_uk1
18-09-2016
Originally Posted by zieler:
“Yeah, they look heavy favourites right now, seem to be a class above everyone else. There are a few teams who look like they can maybe challenge, annoyingly Liverpool look like they are one of them, but on the showings so far City should have enough.”

Liverpool have had some very impressive away wins so far, although the Burnley one does look like a blip.

So far, both Merseyside clubs look like pushing for a top four place, the derbies between those two will be fascinating to watch.
mattlamb
18-09-2016
Originally Posted by owen10:
“They are terrible at home as they have just moved into a new stadium

And they are terrible away because of injuries and no defence

When they have a fully fit squad and Payet is back to his best, then you will see the team from last season

I dont think they should change the manager as where are they going to find a better manager than Slaven Bilic”

Awful penalty given away by the full-back. Ridiculous handball, seconds after giving away the free-kick that led to the goal, with another handball.
Nova21
18-09-2016
Chelsea and city have started very well on a couple of occasions recently and people say they will run away with it.. They never do... As things stand, I think City will run away with it!

Hopefully Liverpool get top 3. Would be good to see another outsider break in to challenge for top 4 as well...
batdude_uk1
18-09-2016
Originally Posted by Nova21:
“Chelsea and city have started very well on a couple of occasions recently and people say they will run away with it.. They never do... As things stand, I think City will run away with it!

Hopefully Liverpool get top 3. Would be good to see another outsider break in to challenge for top 4 as well...”

If there were to be another outsider breaking into the top four, I would prefer the other Merseyside club Everton to be that club as opposed to Liverpool.
ScousingScowler
18-09-2016
At the moment it does look like City will win the title, Guardiola knows his team inside out, won't see him regularly having triple substitutions like Mourinho and Conte.

The chasing pack of Arsenal, Chelsea, Man Utd, Spurs and Liverpool even Everton could be in there because they have finally got a good manager.
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