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That's a big problem. Both lack height to regularly win headers. If the RCB were taller, I don't know if opponents would be whipping crosses that direction as much.

But we arguably have less weaknesses than the other teams considering we're in first. Every team in the world has weaknesses. We're strong enough to win the title this season. We just need some players to come in over the summer since we'll have more matches.

One thing to remember is both came on after Liverpool were more fatigued. I can't say how they would do if they would have started, but Willian looked good at the beginning of the match.

A draw against a top 4 team while Arsenal and Spurs drop points against lower teams. We had enough chances to win it, but overall, it was a good day.

Conte goes from smiling at Klopp to pissed off in a split second.

It's looking ok to me. Not good, but they're dealing with the pressure defensively fairly well. Let Liverpool run all over the pitch early and then take advantage of their fatigue later on.

Don't get why people are so confident here. They win and they're back up to second place. No, they haven't been playing well recently, but they've also shown the ability to be a good team.

Of course Arsenal get Sutton

I can't remember who, but someone mentioned that Liverpool's midfielders have been playing out of position with Mane gone. If that's true, him being back has more to do with what that means for the rest of the players rather than his individual performance.

Never forget

I would say the German fans are better than Italian fans. The Italian stadiums haven't really been updated in years and (if I remember a comment correctly) the fans have been priced out of going (while having a pretty crappy experience paying that price). Germany, on the other hand, keeps their prices waaaay down, actually have a rule where supporters must have the majority stake in ownership, and try to promote a family-friendly AND loud atmosphere. The rest of the European leagues should take their cues from the Bundesliga when it comes to keeping supporters as a core part of the club's culture.

I'm pretty conflicted. If it weren't for the increase in popularity around the world, I wouldn't know anything of Chelsea aside from I went to school with a girl named Chelsea. It's also meant that we get to watch better players every weekend. But at the same time, one of the things that drew me to football is the atmosphere and feeling closer to the club than you do with American sports.

I think Liverpool fan TV would be just as funny as ArsenalFanTV if you could actually understand anything they're saying

I'd personally like to stay on the safe side of design and have a boring, traditional looking shirt over a new-styled shirt with print on it. I think last season's shirt was the best one we've had. I would buy that in a heartbeat. It may be the same template the other major Nike clubs are given, but I think it looks absolutely class.

TBH, I'd take lazy over what some of Adidas' non-boring kits in recent years.

Yeah, their sponsors really kill their kits. For how much hate Yokohama gets, I still think it's one of the better looking sponsors out there.

This is how it will look on the shirt It's shirt leak/prediction time!

I think our current one will stay for a long time. Since Abramovich's Chelsea created this one, I think it'll stay at least until he's gone. This just caught me by surprise, as I still see them as one of the top clubs in the world. But I guess Italian football has lost a lot o popularity over the last decade.

Don't let the second half shadow this. It wasn't good but they managed to score a second to hold on to the game on a weekend where most of our rivals dropped points. All from a team that many (including myself) thought would be locked in a battle for 4th or 5th place.

Courtois has been big again today.

Any game he doesn't score and/or assist, people will say he's shit.

Referee is having a shocker for both sides.

He's doing everything he can. He's chasin down balls on one side and receiving a pass on the other side. He's helping stretch the Hull defense. and he's a few poorly timed passes away from having a few good chances at goal.