The English Football Thread

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

12 hours ago, hamad138 said:

City for the lulz

 

12 hours ago, Blue_Fox_ said:

City obviously.

 

10 hours ago, Last Sicarius said:

both

Actually, I am wondering which one I would love to see more, Pep or Jose on thursday night next season.

[Pizy 18,416]

Come on, Lesta!

More Kanté scouting for me here...

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

Vardy YESSSSS

[Laylabelle 9,381]

1-0 Vardy..now hold on and win this!!!

[Last Sicarius 610]

And now United will draw with Spurs : D

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

HAHAHAHA Borini

[Special Juan 27,439]

Looks like another 1-0

[Last Sicarius 610]

3 minutes ago, Special Juan said:

Looks like another 1-0

Nope, : D

[Special Juan 27,439]

I hope them Mackem bastards fuck off down with the Geordie twats.

[Laylabelle 9,381]

2-0

3 wins from the league..surley now....

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

THIS IS THE VARDY PARTY 

[RoyalBlues 4,050]

Hohoho, 10 points gap. Pressure on Spurs

[Laylabelle 9,381]

Funny how people were waiting for them to drop away especially after losing to Arsenal.9 points to go and they've done it and good on them and hope hope hope they dont do crazy now!

Still nice to see us top half even if at the bottom

[Tomo 21,733]

Leicester's season summed up in 16 second's

[Pizy 18,416]

Brilliant, Leicester!

Now 5 injuries each for Spuds and United please. 

[Magic Lamps 11,668]

13 minutes ago, Laylabelle said:

Funny how people were waiting for them to drop away especially after losing to Arsenal.9 points to go and they've done it and good on them and hope hope hope they dont do crazy now!

Still nice to see us top half even if at the bottom

True. I think this year's Leicester surge is a great example of how team spirit, willpower, tactical discipline and a bit of individual quality thrown in is more than enough to win this league comfortably. This is not only testament to the poor quality in recent years but also shows what is really importan in football more than big spending which particularly highlights the failures of the big teams. 

I don't even blame people for predicting a Leicester collapse after that Last MInute defeat at Arsenal. Too often this has already happenend, esp to surprise leaders. But under the calming influence of Ranieri they have recovered from every set back and returned stronger as a group. Everytime their star players had a dip in form they bailed themselves out with a collective effort. 

[xPetrCechx 13,563]

Leicester:
3 clean sheets in the first 18 games.
11 clean sheets in the last 15 games.

[Laylabelle 9,381]

18 minutes ago, Magic Lamps said:

True. I think this year's Leicester surge is a great example of how team spirit, willpower, tactical discipline and a bit of individual quality thrown in is more than enough to win this league comfortably. This is not only testament to the poor quality in recent years but also shows what is really importan in football more than big spending which particularly highlights the failures of the big teams. 

I don't even blame people for predicting a Leicester collapse after that Last MInute defeat at Arsenal. Too often this has already happenend, esp to surprise leaders. But under the calming influence of Ranieri they have recovered from every set back and returned stronger as a group. Everytime their star players had a dip in form they bailed themselves out with a collective effort. 

Yeah defiantly.Money doesnt always buy trophies.Having the right management defiantly helps!!Even if other teams have dipped a bit this season they've only lost 3 games.Havent lost it under pressure and just hope they can make it over the finally finish line.Winning 1-0 a few times may not be the most exciting way but its what we dont last season.

True though instead of them collasping Arsenal did instead really.2 point gap at that stage now Arsenal 13 behind with a game in hand but still.:D

Good on them!!End of the day someone has to win and its nice to have a change and a old Chelsea manager doing so