The English Football Thread

[The Skipper 20,593]

Can't stand Ian Holloway. Gutted for Watford.

[Stats 7,059]

So glad Palace made it, always had a soft spot for them tbh. If ever there was a club that deserved a bit of good fortune, it's them. They were nearly dead 3 years ago, they had to sell many players and had a game at Sheffield Wednesday that if they had lost they woulda been relegated to league 1. What a performance. Sad for Zola but delighted for Palace. I think this match was 100x bigger for Palace so i'm just so happy for them.

The talent they bring through is amazing. Developed Moses, Zaha and Williams to the first team and all have brilliant careers ahead of them. Hiram Boateng is another one of their talents who will soon come through as well.

[Jase 43,479]

Can't stand Ian Holloway. Gutted for Watford.

Holloway, di Canio and possible Mourinho all in the Premier League next season. Oh my.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Holloway, di Canio and possible Mourinho all in the Premier League next season. Oh my.

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[Jase 43,479]

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Well, I do not want to go completely jump the gun. Wait for the official announcement.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Well, I do not want to go completely jump the gun. Wait for the official announcement.

Official: xPetrCechx Announced The signing of Jose Mourinho As the Next Chelsea Manager.

[Jase 43,479]

Official: xPetrCechx Announced The signing of Jose Mourinho As the Next Chelsea Manager.

Lets just say I don't trust your source...

[Milan 17,859]

Crystal Palace up, meaning the Crystal Palace cheerladers up as well.

[Jusek 2,031]

^ Well, hello there. :eyebrows:

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

[whatthemata 249]

Roberto Martinez has left Wigan. Sky Sports News reporting.

[Special Juan 27,439]

Everton bound, good luck to him.

[Jase 43,479]

Roberto Martinez has left Wigan. Sky Sports News reporting.

Don't quite get the love-in for Martinez by the English media. Plays beautiful football yes but there is a distinct lack of mention that his Wigan always concede goals from all directions, sometimes with their kamikaze style of play as well as defending, and also Wigan has always been in the relegation battle during this time there. There doesn't seem to be any sort of progression there. Heck, even Steve Bruce's Wigan has finished higher in the league! And not to mention, Martinez is like a broken record every time he speaks to the media.

[SinineUltra 1,170]

Don't quite get the love-in for Martinez by the English media. Plays beautiful football yes but there is a distinct lack of mention that his Wigan always concede goals from all directions, sometimes with their kamikaze style of play as well as defending, and also Wigan has always been in the relegation battle during this time there. There doesn't seem to be any sort of progression there. Heck, even Steve Bruce's Wigan has finished higher in the league! And not to mention, Martinez is like a broken record every time he speaks to the media.

Hey, I dont complain. A weakened Everton side is great for a change. It is interesting to see how all of this plans out with almost every top team changing their manager for next season. I reckon ManUtd will be less of a hassle, but can't say the same about ManCity.

[Strike 7,249]

Don't quite get the love-in for Martinez by the English media. Plays beautiful football yes but there is a distinct lack of mention that his Wigan always concede goals from all directions, sometimes with their kamikaze style of play as well as defending, and also Wigan has always been in the relegation battle during this time there. There doesn't seem to be any sort of progression there. Heck, even Steve Bruce's Wigan has finished higher in the league! And not to mention, Martinez is like a broken record every time he speaks to the media.

Everyone points to his great record of escaping relegation but no-one notices that since 2009, he hasn't made any real progress in Wigan. A good end to the season cannot take away the average work done in the other 2/3rds of the year

[Jype 6,398]

Liverpool have officially signed Kolo Toure. Looks like they've finally accepted the fact they're now a mid-table club.

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bzkgBXS-rA8

[English Freak 456]

Everyone points to his great record of escaping relegation but no-one notices that since 2009, he hasn't made any real progress in Wigan. A good end to the season cannot take away the average work done in the other 2/3rds of the year

It'll be interesting to see Everton play Martinez's way. That extra bit of grit they had under Moyes is all but gone. Hopefully we get easier wins at Goodison Park from next season onwards...