The Football.....

[SpokeyDokey]

Decent start for two of the probable top 4.

Lookinf forward to getting Lukaku into action especially as we have a tricky set of games coming up.

 

[Deleted User]

1-0 to Leicester, oh well!

Thought we deserved something from the 2nd half but no, Traore should have put us one up earlier on but fluffed it.

Spurs next then Man U, can't see us getting much from those 2 games either.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

1-0 to Leicester, oh well!

Thought we deserved something from the 2nd half but no, Traore should have put us one up earlier on but fluffed it.

Spurs next then Man U, can't see us getting much from those 2 games either.

Yes, that was a bad miss.

 

[Scaleyback]

Yes, that was a bad miss.

Unlucky Wolves. We always struggle against Wolves, Traore scares the bejesus out of me when he turns and runs at you.
Nobody knows what he is going to do . . . himself included I think.

 

[Stephenite]

Decent start for two of the probable top 4.

Lookinf forwar to getting Lukaku into action especially as we have a tricky set of games coming up.

Which two would that be? Out of interest.
Chelsea and Man Utd, and not Liverpool?

 

[jowwy]

I see pep is on the news again defending the purchase of grealish and stating, they could only buy grealish because they made 60m in sales, but what about the 100m over spend last season, along with the 45m extra to purchase grealish and what excuse would he use if they buy kane, as many think they will for 125m plus add ons???

man city in the transfer market

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/manchester-city/alletransfers/verein/281

 

[jowwy]

Which two would that be? Out of interest.
Chelsea and Man Utd, and not Liverpool?

To be fair liverpool hadnt played when spokey made that post, as the game had only just kicked off…….

 

[SpokeyDokey]

To be fair liverpool hadnt played when spokey made that post, as the game had only just kicked off…….

Thanks.

 

[Smokin Joe]

Not a good time for Spurs to remind Man City they need a striker

 

[Dayvo]

Not a good time for Spurs to remind Man City they need a striker

Not a bad time to bank 150 million quid, either.

 

[PaulB]

Good first weekend, that. One very positive thing is the relegation of the over-reliance on destroyer-in-chief, VAR and allowing the referee to make decisions as he sees them. Oh, and the reappearance of the very essence of football - crowds. It's great to be allowed back.

 

[Pale Rider]

Not a good time for Spurs to remind Man City they need a striker

It's always a good time for Spurs to remind Man City they need a striker.

One of our better games in recent seasons.

We also injected some interest into the opening weekend.

Liverpool, Chelsea, and Man U all easily wiped up lesser opposition.

Had Man City done the same, the Premier League would look even more samey and predictable than it does at present.

 

[Lovacott]

Good first weekend, that. One very positive thing is the relegation of the over-reliance on destroyer-in-chief, VAR and allowing the referee to make decisions as he sees them. Oh, and the reappearance of the very essence of football - crowds. It's great to be allowed back.

I'm going to the Arsenal v Norwich match on 11th September.

It's been 18 months since I last went and I wonder how many of the local businesses who relied on the football will have survived?

 

[PaulB]

I'm going to the Arsenal v Norwich match on 11th September.

It's been 18 months since I last went and I wonder how many of the local businesses who relied on the football will have survived?

All of the ones around Anfield have apparently survived. Anything to do with food - still there. All pubs in the L4 postcode, still there - apart from one that was going to close anyway. All the 'hats, scarves AND yer badges' brigade, despite the promise being made by the club itself these chancers would be done away with, are still there. All the 'can I mind yer car, mister?' lot, proliferated as the official parking lots charges have gone above £10. All seen at the two pre-season friendlies.

 

[Pale Rider]

Sky has a hack on Kane watch outside our training ground.

Apparently he sauntered in about 11am, and may even be prepared to kick a ball around for an hour or two.

Jolly good effort for an employee who is only on about £100,000 a week.

As the manager said, we are lucky to have him.