[Swan]

Gerrard blaming Pep for Villa's keeper being assaulted??? Ok it's wrong, of course, but why Pep? Salty, much?!

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Swan

Gerrard blaming Pep for Villa's keeper being assaulted??? Ok it's wrong, of course, but why Pep? Salty, much?!

I blame the very rich Premier League and Football association executives that could easily pay for a large Police presence that could stop pitch invasions but they choose not to.

[Swan]

Originally Posted by Alf

I blame the very rich Premier League and Football association executives that could easily pay for a large Police presence that could stop pitch invasions but they choose not to.

Yep, certainly agree with that. Not Pep's fault though.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Swan

Yep, certainly agree with that. Not Pep's fault though.

They only have to do it for a few certain games near the end of season. It's not hard to tell the games where the invasions have the potential to take place.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Swan

Yep, certainly agree with that. Not Pep's fault though.

it is the home sides responsibility (in this case city) to ensure there are enough police to control the crowd safely. They failed miserably

[Alf]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is the home sides responsibility (in this case city) to ensure there are enough police to control the crowd safely. They failed miserably

It shouldn't be no clubs responsiblity it should be the responsibility of the organisers of the fixtures. The guests wouldn't be responsible for a party it would be the organisers.

[MTVN]

What a day that was, you really couldn't write it

I think all results were fair in the end - City have been the best team this season, Burnley have barely been out of the bottom 3 all year, Arsenal don't deserve 4th and well we bottled it massively but our season had been going that way tbh, United have been better over the whole campaign

Looking forward to away days in Slovenia in the Conference League next season

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by MTVN

What a day that was, you really couldn't write it

I think all results were fair in the end - City have been the best team this season, Burnley have barely been out of the bottom 3 all year, Arsenal don't deserve 4th and well we bottled it massively but our season had been going that way tbh, United have been better over the whole campaign

Looking forward to away days in Slovenia in the Conference League next season

can also be nice to be considered a frontrunner in that european cup

but not the least teams in that

Italy's Fiorentina, Spain's Villarreal (whom were recent europa league winners) Germany has FC Koln

Belgium has former top team Anderlecht


we dutch got FC Twente, and then one of AZ or Vitesse (whoever wins play off for the last ticket)

Scotland with Motherwell, Dundee United


Romania's Steaua Bucharest another familiar club name with lots of history

[MTVN]

Yeah there's probably not actually much in it in terms of standard between the Europa and Conference League, especially once you get to knockout stage. The two teams in the Conference League final this year are arguably better than both teams who were in the Europa final last week

[Calderyon]

Aston Villa have signed a 5 year contract with French midfielder Boubacar Kamara via free transfer.

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...-at-villa-park

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Crimson Dynamo]

This pernicious trend of running onto the park in England has to stop tbh. It wont be long before someone runs onto the park at Arsenal and gets man of the match..

[Alf]

As an Everton fan I am totally on the side of Patrick Viera for kicking that moron Everton fan. Perfectly in the right to defend himself.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Alf

As an Everton fan I am totally on the side of Patrick Viera for kicking that moron Everton fan. Perfectly in the right to defend himself.

yep

Just like when Brian CLough punched fans running on to the pitch back in the day

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

yep

Just like when Brian CLough punched fans running on to the pitch back in the day

Aye .. the good old days


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[bots]

they have always been in cahoots

[Nicky91]

Mo Salah player of the year for second time

[The Slim Reaper]

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Looks about right - that's what most of the supporters look like after the last couple of seasons.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Looks about right - that's what most of the supporters look like after the last couple of seasons.

I dread to think what Blues fans look like then.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I dread to think what Blues fans look like then.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

[Zizu]

I heard on the grapevine that Liverpool intend to change their system to 4 /2 /3 / 1 to get the best out of new striker Nunez and it will also mean a new role for Firmino just behind Nunez in the three - with Salah on the right and Diaz on the left ..

Sounds like a fabulous idea !!


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[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I heard on the grapevine that Liverpool intend to change their system to 4 /2 /3 / 1 to get the best out of new striker Nunez and it will also mean a new role for Firmino just behind Nunez in the three - with Salah on the right and Diaz on the left ..

Sounds like a fabulous idea !!


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Firmino/Jota, they were almost 50/50 last season

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Firmino/Jota, they were almost 50/50 last season

The role suits Firmino better though due to his unique ability to drop deep and link up the play .
Kinda like a couple of years ago when he was instrumental in so much of Liverpool’s best play .. maybe a tad deeper now


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