Vesper 31,180 Posted October 5, 2025 Share Posted October 5, 2025 Ange Postecoglou on the verge of being sacked AGAIN, lolol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 5, 2025 Share Posted October 5, 2025 Håland scored 18 goals in 11 games for club and country this season 9 EPL goals so far no other Citeh player has more than 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 5, 2025 Share Posted October 5, 2025 Rodri off injured again Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NikkiCFC 8,528 Posted October 5, 2025 Share Posted October 5, 2025 I think this season first time since 1998-99 champions will have less than 80 points. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Laylabelle 9,754 Posted October 7, 2025 Share Posted October 7, 2025 On 05/10/2025 at 23:03, NikkiCFC said: I think this season first time since 1998-99 champions will have less than 80 points. Probably 7 games played and no team is unbeaten Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mkh 794 Posted October 7, 2025 Share Posted October 7, 2025 EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal exploring options to increase capacity beyond 70,000 as 20th anniversary of move from Highbury approaches (@JWTelegraph and @SamWallaceTel) And Chelsea continues to hover around 41,000K😔 All of these teams have larger and newer stadiums or renovated stands. Spurs, Arsenal, Newcastle, West Ham, Everton United, and Liverpool City have already implemented their stadium plans or are well on their way to doing so. Fernando and Vesper 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 7, 2025 Share Posted October 7, 2025 35 minutes ago, mkh said: EXCLUSIVE: Arsenal exploring options to increase capacity beyond 70,000 as 20th anniversary of move from Highbury approaches (@JWTelegraph and @SamWallaceTel) And Chelsea continues to hover around 41,000K😔 All of these teams have larger and newer stadiums or renovated stands. Spurs, Arsenal, Newcastle, West Ham, Everton United, and Liverpool City have already implemented their stadium plans or are well on their way to doing so. We will not have a new stadium until the early mid 2030s (2033 or 2034 or so) at the earliest. Maybe longer, I fear. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
We Hate Scouse 10,352 Posted October 7, 2025 Share Posted October 7, 2025 2 hours ago, Vesper said: We will not have a new stadium until the early mid 2030s (2033 or 2034 or so) at the earliest. Maybe longer, I fear. What comes first, the shirt sponsor or the stadium? 😅 Laylabelle and Vesper 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Laylabelle 9,754 Posted October 8, 2025 Share Posted October 8, 2025 23 hours ago, Vesper said: We will not have a new stadium until the early mid 2030s (2033 or 2034 or so) at the earliest. Maybe longer, I fear. Or ever... Vesper 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 8, 2025 Share Posted October 8, 2025 https://thedailybriefing.io/p/arsenal-liverpool-title-race Could Arsenal finally get their hands on the Premier League title through sheer consistency alone? Some interesting data caught my eye this morning which perhaps points towards Arsenal finally being given a clear pathway towards what would be a first title victory in 22 years. See below as Opta Analyst show the difference in points this season versus the same stage in the 2024/25 campaign. What immediately stands out is the pretty big drop from both Liverpool and Manchester City. Arsenal, despite some far-from-kind opening fixtures, are just one point worse off. So far, after what is admittedly a relatively small sample size, we can see that that shift is enough to put the Gunners in front of their two main title rivals. Despite the electrifying form of Erling Haaland at the start of this season, it is interesting to note that City as a whole have not really improved. Their drop-off since that Rodri injury last season is only continuing, with Pep Guardiola seemingly unable to rebuild the side to what it was when the Spaniard was at the peak of his powers. It is, of course, too early to draw major conclusions, but we do know that Arsenal under Mikel Arteta are the most consistent team in the Premier League. No one has more points than the north Londoners over the last three seasons… Perhaps Arsenal won’t be able to keep that kind of consistency going, but, if anything, they look like they should be in a better state to do so than what proved to be a hugely challenging season last term. A strong summer transfer window has massively improved Arsenal’s squad depth, and Swedish goal machine Viktor Gyokeres hasn’t even got going yet, even if his mere presence up front is already causing opposition defences problems and freeing up more space for the likes of Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Eberechi Eze. Meanwhile, even during their winning start, Liverpool didn’t look as convincing as they did for so much of last season, with Arne Slot even admitting that teams had perhaps worked out how to play against them after initially taking him lightly when he first came in to replace Jurgen Klopp. 🚨 NEW contract for Arsenal star, Man Utd eyeing £70m attacker, Chelsea plot Barca raid, Newcastle star discusses shock exit, & more Slot worked miracles in first season at Anfield, but we don’t yet know how he’ll respond to his first real crisis after three defeats in a row, and without Trent Alexander-Arnold, and with an ageing Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk. The early signs are hugely positive for Arsenal. Do you think this will finally be their year, or are you backing someone else? Let me hear your thoughts in the comments! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 13, 2025 Share Posted October 13, 2025 Manchester United takeover BOMBSHELL: UAE Consortium to meet Glazer officials today Could this be the turning point Manchester United fans have waited over a decade for? https://thedailybriefing.io/p/manchester-united-takeover-bombshell Something big could be brewing behind the scenes at Manchester United. Sources say senior Manchester United figures are preparing for a decisive meeting today with a UAE-based consortium, a development that could finally bring the takeover saga to a head. UAE-based consortium to meet Manchester United officials (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images) According to transfer insider Indy Kaila’s sources, a high-stakes meeting between a United Arab Emirates-based consortium and senior Man United officials is scheduled for 1pm today in London. The news signals an acceleration in the pursuit of the Premier League giants. As per the insider, who has built a strong reputation for reliable information over the summer transfer window, claims that the UAE delegation is ‘very serious about purchasing the club’, suggesting a full Manchester United sale is firmly on the table. Crucially, the report claims the current owners, the Glazer family, are now open to all possibilities. Taking to X, he reported: “Our sources at Manchester United are reporting that United Arab Emirates-based consortium are meeting #mufc officials in London at 1pm. The UAE officials are very serious about purchasing the club. The Glazers are open to all possibilities.” This marks a major shift from previous stances which often favoured minority investment. This flexibility from the Glazers, coupled with a highly motivated and deep-pocketed UAE consortium, opens the door to a full buyout that could satisfy the owners’ hefty valuation, previously rumoured to be in excess of £5 billion. Manchester United’s revival? How a Middle East takeover could mirror Man City and Newcastle’s rise The prospect of a Middle East-backed takeover at Manchester United could mark the beginning of a new era, one that mirrors the transformations seen at Manchester City and Newcastle United in recent years. Since Abu Dhabi’s City Football Group’s takeover of Manchester City in 2008, the landscape of English football changed. Significant investment in world-class players, top-notch facilities and backroom expertise turned City into a dominant force, a side that has since won six Premier League titles in the last eight seasons. Similarly, Saudi PIF backed consortium’s takeover of Newcastle in 2021 has seen the Magpies grown strength to strength each season, driven by calculated spending, modernised operations, and a clear footballing project built around Eddie Howe. For Manchester United, a UAE consortium takeover could finally bring the financial muscle and strategic direction needed to restore the club to its former glory. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fulham Broadway 17,810 Posted October 13, 2025 Share Posted October 13, 2025 If it goes through they will be up there again. Those arabs wont just use it to syphon money out Vesper and Blue Armour 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue Armour 4,759 Posted October 15, 2025 Share Posted October 15, 2025 On 13/10/2025 at 06:49, Fulham Broadway said: If it goes through they will be up there again. Those arabs wont just use it to syphon money out Also, they won't be as constrained by FFP or PSR rules because of their massive revenue. Tbh, spending money was never really an issue for them until Ratcliffe came on board and they began to dial back massively on spending. Fulham Broadway 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 15, 2025 Share Posted October 15, 2025 Brentford’s Antoni Milambo suffers ACL injury, out for remainder of season https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6718618/2025/10/15/antoni-milambo-brentford-acl-injury/ Brentford have confirmed midfielder Antoni Milambo will miss the remainder of the season after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury on international duty. Milambo, 20, sustained the injury during the Netherlands Under-21s’ draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina on Friday. The midfielder appeared in visible pain and was taken off the pitch on a stretcher. Brentford confirmed on Wednesday Milambo would undergo surgery and remain in rehabilitation for the rest of the campaign. Milambo joined Brentford from Feyenoord in the summer and signed a five-year contract with the option for a further 12 months. He has featured three times in all competitions, starting both of Brentford’s Carabao Cup victories and playing the opening 45 minutes of the defeat to Nottingham Forest in their first Premier League game of the season. The Netherlands youth international has been an unused substitute or missed out on a place in the matchday squad in Brentford’s six subsequent top-flight matches. Milambo joined Brentford off the back of a productive season with Feyenoord, scoring seven goals and providing nine assists across 43 appearances in all competitions. Brentford return to action against West Ham United on Monday. Keith Andrews’ side are 16th in the Premier League after winning two of their opening seven top-flight matches. ‘More bad luck for Brentford’ Analysis by Jay Harris This is a huge blow for Antoni Milambo and it continues Brentford’s rotten luck of new signings having a difficult debut season. Milambo started their opening day defeat to Nottingham Forest and was taken off at half-time. The only other appearances the attacking midfielder has made this season came against Aston Villa and Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup. Keith Andrews has preferred to use Jordan Henderson, Mathias Jensen, Yehor Yarmoliuk or Mikkel Damsgaard in midfield as they are experienced players who can cope with the physicality of the Premier League. The plan was clearly for Milambo to be slowly reintegrated into the starting XI over the course of the season as he adjusted to his new team-mates and gained a better understanding of the coaching staff’s demands. The 20-year-old will now spend a significant amount of time recovering from an ACL injury and is unlikely to feature again in the 2025-26 campaign. Keane Lewis-Potter struggled with a knee injury during his first year with Brentford after a £16million move from Hull City and only made 13 appearances in all competitions. Damsgaard was hampered by knee issues across his first two seasons before becoming one of their key creative outlets under former head coach Thomas Frank. Igor Thiago only played eight times for Brentford last season due to a knee injury and a joint infection. The Brazilian has started every single game this season and scored four goals. Lewis-Potter, Damsgaard and Thiago overcame those injury issues to become important players for Brentford and Milambo needs to take some small comfort from that as he faces an extended spell on the sidelines. The Netherlands Under-21 international is still at the beginning of his career and hopefully this will only be a temporary setback. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Vesper 31,180 Posted October 17, 2025 Share Posted October 17, 2025 Manchester United takeover bombshell: ‘Formal approach made’ as David Beckham expected to play key role Major development in Manchester United’s takeover drama... https://thedailybriefing.io/p/manchester-united-takeover-bombshell-david-beckham-involved UAE are serious about the Manchester United takeover as the situation continues to develop behind the scenes. I covered a report last week about how a UAE-based consortium flew to London to meet Glazers officials regarding an incredible takeover of the club. There has now been an update on the situation with club legend David Beckham very much involved.. UAE consortium make fresh move with Beckham expected to play key role David Beckham is set to play a key role to arrange second round of talks between Manchester United and UAE-based consortium. That is according to an update from reliable insider Indy Kaila who has been covering the story through his sources inside Manchester United. Indy was the one who broke the story about the consortium flying to London to meet the Glazers last week. As per his latest update, the initial talks were rejected by the Glazers, who have had a strict stance regarding selling the club. However, a formal approach was made ‘in the last 24 hours’. The Gulf-based investors are very serious and believe talks can be restarted with the club icon Beckham expected to play a role to get talks started. Taking to X, Indy Kaila reported: “According to our sources: A consortium based in the United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 initial talks has been rejected by Manchester United. Formal approach made in the last 24 hours. “They believe talks can be restarted. David Beckham could be very key 🔐 to get talks started. UAE are serious.” David Beckham’s influence and why his involvement could be key David Beckham’s potential involvement could prove to be a game-changer in Manchester United’s ownership saga. Few figures in world football possess the kind of global pull, respect, and connections that Beckham commands, both within the game and beyond it. His standing as a former United icon, combined with his successful business ventures and various ambassadorial roles, positions him as the ideal bridge between the Glazers and the UAE-based consortium. Beckham has long maintained a cordial relationship with key decision-makers at Old Trafford, while also enjoying close ties with investors and sporting executives across the Middle East through his commercial and football ventures. Beckham’s influence could help restart talks that initially stalled. His potential to open doors, smooth tensions, and lend legitimacy to discussions makes him a valuable intermediary figure in the process. If he can use his connections to reignite dialogue between the two parties, Beckham could play a crucial behind-the-scenes role in steering Manchester United toward one of the most significant ownership shake-ups in recent years. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 18, 2025 Share Posted October 18, 2025 Bournemouth with an 89th minute goal to go back up at Palace. 2 3 Super game. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Laylabelle 9,754 Posted October 18, 2025 Share Posted October 18, 2025 Boo Arsenal 1-0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 18, 2025 Share Posted October 18, 2025 31 minutes ago, Laylabelle said: Boo Arsenal 1-0 such a boring game Arsenal are often a horrid watch now so often play for the old '1 nil to the Arsenal' model Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 31,180 Posted October 18, 2025 Share Posted October 18, 2025 Fulham had ZERO shots on target the entire game Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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