The English Football Thread

[BoyBlue96 990]

Eddie Howe has succeeded his next Arsenal manager exam. 

[lucio 5,418]

both pathetic pathetic teams.

[mediator 2,026]

Still a great result

[BoyBlue96 990]

Eddie Howe has everything to be the next Arsenal manager. As big as a bottler like Wenger himself.

 

Unbelievable. What a bunch of fucking idiots. 

[Milan 17,955]

Seriously, the FA should gather all the referees and teach them a lesson because the inconsistency they are showing week in week out is beyond incredible.

[Pizy 18,852]

Bournemouth could have claimed two massive scalps in Liverpool and Arsenal but they somehow blow a 3-0 lead. Shocking.

Eddi Howe and his players probably won't be sleeping well tonight knowing what could've been.

[Milan 17,955]

Oh and Alexis Sanchez looks sooooo happy at Arsenal at the moment You could see him being upset with his team mates and even scream at them for making bad passes. A cheeky bid from Chels please!

[Jase 43,479]

This.

Bloody embarrassing for someone playing for a Arsenal who supposedly want to win the title.

[kmk108 1,186]

18 minutes ago, milan.cech said:

Oh and Alexis Sanchez looks sooooo happy at Arsenal at the moment You could see him being upset with his team mates and even scream at them for making bad passes. A cheeky bid from Chels please!

Unlike the rest of the club, 4th place isn't good enough for him.

[-Kaplan- 410]

On 1/2/2017 at 0:55 PM, Jason said:

To be fair, the interview did ask the game.

It's hardly provocative. Normal tone, the usual questions being asked after a game. There wasn't any reason for Guardiola to get all tetchy and petulant. Imagine Mourinho had done that...

The interviewer is blatantly trying to rile him up. He wants him to do a fucking dance or what? 

The English press feeds off of meltdowns. "Are you back in the title race?" Two days earlier he said they weren't, so why would a win against Burnley change that? 

I hate Pep, but you can hardly blame him here.

[Jase 43,479]

59 minutes ago, -Kaplan- said:

The interviewer is blatantly trying to rile him up. He wants him to do a fucking dance or what? 

The English press feeds off of meltdowns. "Are you back in the title race?" Two days earlier he said they weren't, so why would a win against Burnley change that? 

I hate Pep, but you can hardly blame him here.

If you thought he was tetchy because of the interviewer, then you're really missing the point. He did the same in all the post-match interviews and press conference. He was already not happy before those took place. He was unhappy with the City fans, he was unhappy with the referee and he probably wasn't satisfied with City's performance either. But does that mean he should be treating the media with disdain? It seems to me that Guardiola can't handle English football and he's blaming it for his inability to adapt and deal with it. Everything has to be his way and go smoothly for him. Looking back, shouldn't be surprised with his reaction considering he did the same on several occasions in Germany.

[-Kaplan- 410]

3 hours ago, Jason said:

If you thought he was tetchy because of the interviewer, then you're really missing the point. He did the same in all the post-match interviews and press conference. He was already not happy before those took place. He was unhappy with the City fans, he was unhappy with the referee and he probably wasn't satisfied with City's performance either. But does that mean he should be treating the media with disdain? It seems to me that Guardiola can't handle English football and he's blaming it for his inability to adapt and deal with it. Everything has to be his way and go smoothly for him. Looking back, shouldn't be surprised with his reaction considering he did the same on several occasions in Germany.

You can say the same about Wenger and Mourinho when they blame the ref in post-match interviews. 

The point I was making was about the media in English football. They try and provoke reactions out of people. Why do you think they love Mourinho? 

Of course he has been unhappy because he's used to being at the top everywhere he goes. I'll flip it on you and say, is it okay to kick someone when they're down? The English press is notorious for that. I wasn't focusing on Pep; they did the same to Wenger regarding Cesc and RVP. 

[-Kaplan- 410]

Us: That night in Munich

Liverpool fans: That night in Istanbul 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arsenal fans: That night in Bournemouth

 

 

[manpe 10,861]

11 hours ago, BoyBlue96 said:

Bournemouth will bottle it. Mark my words. 

Amazing. Can you read my future?

[Laylabelle 9,534]

Uh oh Birmingham..sacked manager cause didn't want to be 7th..now 13th..do hope works out for zola but at the minute not the case!