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The "Official" 2013/14 Other teams matches thread

Random thoughts:

- Charlie Adam is a dirty pig and should live in a pig sty on a pig farm with all the other dirty pigs.

- Before Eden Hazard arrived in England, word was he was a c0cky sod with dodgy temperament. One notable incident aside, that was dead wrong. He looks not just technically good, but to be a hard working, honest player with an excellent on-field attitude.

- Wenger is some kind of genius. Ok, not the kind that wins leagues, but some kind nonetheless.

- Pochettino, a bright chap, can obviously speak English pretty well at this point. But he's still not doing it in front of cameras, presumably not wanting less than perfection. Suggests to me he's super ambitious and super disciplined. Wouldn't surprise me if he was managing Barca before long.

- I still think Liverpool have a soft underbelly.

- If Tony Pulis can pull Palace out of the fire, Manager of the Year, nailed on, doesn't matter what else happens.
 
3 losses in a row for Southampton, people still want Pocho as our manager?

Or has the flavour died down?
 
So, the top five won again last night. As much I would love to see up there I just can't see it this season:

Arsenal - I hate them but can't help admire their results and performances this season. They have a far superior team to us and anyone who suggests otherwise is kidding themselves.
Chelsea - unlike the Mourinho Chelsea of old they are leaking lots of goals this season, but their excellence at scoring goals from set-pieces and having a few matchwinners like Hazard, Oscar and Mata sets them well away from us.
Emirates Marketing Project - these are on a very good run of form now, scoring goals for fun but still conceding some. Once they take Demichelis out of the team and Silva is back I see them catching Arsenal.
Liverpool - the good news for us is that they are without Sturridge for 2 months but they will win most of their games just by virtue of having Suarez and Coutinho, two attacking players better than anything we possess.
Everton - lost only one game (at City) so far, unbeaten at home in 2013 and have hit the jackpot with their loan signings (Lukaku and Deulofeu especially). They look tons more fluent than us.

We can however finish 6th, although Man Utd will improve once RvP and Carrick return. Southampton and Saudi Sportswashing Machine I don't yet consider threats to us long term.
 
Lilywhite said:
So, the top five won again last night. As much I would love to see up there I just can't see it this season:

Arsenal - I hate them but can't help admire their results and performances this season. They have a far superior team to us and anyone who suggests otherwise is kidding themselves.
Chelsea - unlike the Mourinho Chelsea of old they are leaking lots of goals this season, but their excellence at scoring goals from set-pieces and having a few matchwinners like Hazard, Oscar and Mata sets them well away from us.
Emirates Marketing Project - these are on a very good run of form now, scoring goals for fun but still conceding some. Once they take Demichelis out of the team and Silva is back I see them catching Arsenal.
Liverpool - the good news for us is that they are without Sturridge for 2 months but they will win most of their games just by virtue of having Suarez and Coutinho, two attacking players better than anything we possess.
Everton - lost only one game (at City) so far, unbeaten at home in 2013 and have hit the jackpot with their loan signings (Lukaku and Deulofeu especially). They look tons more fluent than us.

We can however finish 6th, although Man Utd will improve once RvP and Carrick return. Southampton and Saudi Sportswashing Machine I don't yet consider threats to us long term.
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cant really disagree with anything there. Although its a step back probably 6th is looking the best we could look for. Great to get a win last night, but we made hard work of it.
 
Hazard's been pretty crap this season(until last night).

As for the comparisons to the clubs above, Liverpool for example have had a great season so far while we've been pretty abysmal, they're only three points ahead. None of our big signings have really got going at all yet, hopefully they'll start showing their quality in the new year,
 
Lilywhite said:
So, the top five won again last night. As much I would love to see up there I just can't see it this season:

Arsenal - I hate them but can't help admire their results and performances this season. They have a far superior team to us and anyone who suggests otherwise is kidding themselves.
Chelsea - unlike the Mourinho Chelsea of old they are leaking lots of goals this season, but their excellence at scoring goals from set-pieces and having a few matchwinners like Hazard, Oscar and Mata sets them well away from us.
Emirates Marketing Project - these are on a very good run of form now, scoring goals for fun but still conceding some. Once they take Demichelis out of the team and Silva is back I see them catching Arsenal.
Liverpool - the good news for us is that they are without Sturridge for 2 months but they will win most of their games just by virtue of having Suarez and Coutinho, two attacking players better than anything we possess.
Everton - lost only one game (at City) so far, unbeaten at home in 2013 and have hit the jackpot with their loan signings (Lukaku and Deulofeu especially). They look tons more fluent than us.

We can however finish 6th, although Man Utd will improve once RvP and Carrick return. Southampton and Saudi Sportswashing Machine I don't yet consider threats to us long term.
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We'll see if Suarez is still there in January. He's one of the best forwards in world football and needs to be playing at a better club. I still don't think their midfield is good enough.
 
Rossi22 said:
Hazard's been pretty crap this season(until last night).

As for the comparisons to the clubs above, Liverpool for example have had a great season so far while we've been pretty abysmal, they're only three points ahead. None of our big signings have really got going at all yet, hopefully they'll start showing their quality in the new year,
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Have to agree 100%. This is the same liverpoo team that lost to Hull. I still see nothing about Coutinho that makes me think he is any better than our creative players. Hence why he gets subbed all the time as he fades in games massively and is incredibly lightweight.

Everton have had their best start that i can remember but aren't all that. We battered them at their ground remember

Chelsea... could easily have drew last night and again a "poor" Tottenham team outplayed them at WHL - do we not remember that game? They only came into it when they loaded the midfield and a more fluent Spurs side would have capitalised on that IMO

City are the biggest spenders in world football playing genuinely exciting stuff but look poor defensively

Arsenal are actually early solid and should be comfortable favourites IMO
 
And Hazard has had the one game like you rightly mention

Interesting that some people are rating Ozil ahead of Ramsey when Ozil has disappeared in plenty of Arsenal games (but has come up with some assists). Ramsey for me is the best player in the league right now, followed by Aguero then Rat Face... Ozil doesn't make the top 5 at all and wouldn't be in Arsenal top 3 so far this season.
 
Man Utd V Saudi Sportswashing Machine 12:45

Liverpool V West Ham 15:00

Southampton V Emirates Marketing Project 15:00

Stoke V Chelsea 15:00




I have a feeling we will get a couple of good results tomorrow. At least one of the 3 teams above us will slip up.

Gooner work mates are pooping themselves about the Everton game.

There could be a big turn around this weekend.
 
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Wins for Utd, Liverpool and Chelsea. Hopefully Southampton can at least get a point, but doubt it. A win for us could increase the gap between 6th and 7th to 3 points, depending on what happens in other matches, more specifically ManU - Saudi Sportswashing Machine.

Then Everton to get something on Sunday.
 
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