The English Football Thread

[DYC. 7,542]

On 2/24/2017 at 11:35 AM, Tomo said:

Moral of the story, don't end up one point above relegation.

You don't get rid of the manager who 'won' the league with bloody Leicester. Leicester. Last season he could do no wrong and now those same methods aren't good enough for Leicester.

That terrible bunch of players didn't even fight for his stay. Leicester fighting against relegation or simply relegating is perfectly normal. What manager is going to come in and turn things around for them?

As they relegate, I hope Chels snatch up Vardy if Conte is looking for a back-up striker. English, HG, quick, mobile, hard-working. Questionable reputation. He would fit right in.

[Leif 6,006]

The players clearly lost respect for him for a reason. So, what was that reason?

[manpe 10,855]

29 minutes ago, Leif said:

The players clearly lost respect for him for a reason. So, what was that reason?

Perhaps treatment of Ulloa? But this one's on the club, not Ranieri I believe.

[manpe 10,855]

delete

[Bernard N Y Burgesson 139]

it seem as thou chelsea are getting very complacent. 

[Laylabelle 9,292]

9 hours ago, petre.ispirescu said:

Ranieri is a poor manager, last season was a complete anomaly, but he should have seen this season off. He's earned this right. Total lack of respect from Leicester. If two weeks ago I'd have wanted them to stay safe this season, now I think it's better for them to go down and eat the humble pie. What goes around comes around. 

Then again had they not won last year..would he be sacked now? No one would be shocked to see them this low down whereas due to the standard they set last year..

[Jase 43,479]

20 hours ago, Laylabelle said:

Then again had they not won last year..would he be sacked now? No one would be shocked to see them this low down whereas due to the standard they set last year..

Yes, because whichever way you look at it, Leicester's results and performances this season scream relegation. The title win allowed Ranieri to stay as long as he did. Otherwise, he would have been sacked long time ago.

[Bernard N Y Burgesson 139]

nice hatrick from kane. now top goal scorer

[Bernard N Y Burgesson 139]

37 minutes ago, Jason said:

Yes, because whichever way you look at it, Leicester's results and performances this season scream relegation. The title win allowed Ranieri to stay as long as he did. Otherwise, he would have been sacked long time ago.

agreed

[Special Juan 27,092]

Typical Stoke rolling over and having their bellies tickled.

[BoyBlue96 990]

ManUtd lucky again wtf it's the FA cup final against Palace all over agian.

[manpe 10,855]

On 25/02/2017 at 5:49 PM, Bernard N Y Burgesson said:

it seem as thou chelsea are getting very complacent. 

What makes you think that?

[Magic Lamps 11,441]

Gabbiadini scored a perfectly legit goal there. Typical English refereeing everything in utds favor

[BoyBlue96 990]

What the flying fuck has happened with the English referees?
 

Did we trade them for our shite referees here in Holland?

[LAB 1,030]

Shocking. #FAcrimes

[manpe 10,855]

Just now, BoyBlue96 said:

What the flying fuck has happened with the English referees?
 

Did we trade them for our shite referees here in Holland?

Nothing's happened, the same as always.

[BoyBlue96 990]

Just now, manpe said:

Nothing's happened, the same as always.

Indeed...FA has been shit for years now, but this is shockingly bad and in United's favour (as always). 

[manpe 10,855]

1 minute ago, BoyBlue96 said:

Indeed...FA has been shit for years now, but this is shockingly bad and in United's favour (as always). 

Yeah, nothing new under the sun.