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My guess is Pardew to Swansea in a couple weeks once they're solely at the bottom of the table. They've made no progress under Bradley and the defense just keeps conceding.

Not necessarily. They'll sell if the player wants to leave or wants to get paid more than they're willing, but they don't actively look to turn around and sell a player because a big offer has come in, especially someone who is so young and has looked so good.

He's looked pretty good at times for Colombia, but hasn't done enough otherwise.

This I want to see him play and thought this was the chance to get some minutes, but he's obviously not doing enough during training to give Conte confidence. Conte hasn't missed on any of his choices, so I'm going to trust him on it.

I fucking hate City.

Arm was against the body. Not a penalty.

Picking Pedro over Batshuayi has already paid off.

+1 i don't know how much Pedro's success this season is keeping Bats out, but if we're into late December and Bats isn't ready, he needs playing time somewhere else.

Christmas Carroll

It's because he was making these comments in support of Chelsea. He was always like this.

Sam Allardyce set to take Crystal Palace job after Alan Pardew’s sacking

I can see Swansea sacking Bob Bradley and getting Pardew

Maybe they have, but it wouldn't surprise me if the average populace isn't. Many of the Turkish immigrants are still being treated as second class citizens decades after they started immigrating to Germany.

Please, by all means, stay for ten years. Maybe he'll get them relegated.

I wouldn't really call the Emirates Stadium a relocation. It was right across the street. The biggest issue is the sheer size of the stadium, distance from the pitch, and Arsenal just generally having shit vocal support these days. From the plans for the stadium, it looks like distance won't be an issue. The biggest worry is increasing the capacity for people who won't be vocal and separating the vocal supporters.

Hopefully that's not us in a few years.

Just saw the replay of the tackle on Henderson. What a dangerous tackle.

That's not their fault. UEFA shouldn't have had the final in that decrepit stadium, the police were untrained, and the Juventus fans provoked them! /s Shocking how long it took them to accept that their fan base were to blame.

Your table position says otherwise But seriously, it's worrying that he hasn't adapted enough to start a match yet. And it would have to be a massive confidence killer to play a non-striker in the striker position when you (a real striker) is sitting on the bench.

Before the season started, I would have been happy for us to get a spot in the Europa League I think it's Spurs.They have yet to prove that they can get things done when the pressure is on them and this season's team doesn't seem as solid as last season. But Pep really needs to work on his preparation in the league or it very well could miss out on CL next season. I bet Pellegrini is laughing his ass off right now.

I don't think we're quite to that level yet, but perhaps we can renegotiate a few years into the contract.

More attacking than West Brom and Sunderland, but Crystal Palace has the most goals of a team outside of the top 4 (28 to Bournemouth's 22).

Courtois Azpilicueta Luiz Cahill Moses Matic Fabregas Alonso Pedro Batshuayi Hazard

In regards to Alonso, I wonder if he's been told by Conte to go to the center a little more. My memory of his games this season have been him staying wide and swinging balls in. It seems like he was trying to be like Moses on the left.

You can take a man out of Tottenham, but you can never take the Tottenham out of a man.