Premier League Thread v203 : Who is missing?

[Good Ole Stannis's BBQ]

I've barely watched the yoffs since the Bucks got eliminated. They played the C's the last game of the year (who were playing for the #1 seed, while they rested most of their starters since their postition couldn't change) and it was competitive into the 4th quarter lol. One of the weakest #1 ever

Incredibly boring playoffs, and to top it off they don't start again for an entire week

Basically @Deffid's post. If he was an Arsenal player or whoever else the views would be opposite for what he brings to your team. A good integral player that does the dirty work overrides some theatrics. Great person off it as well



Usually roll with them or trojans

Don't really care what anybody says about them the two players from united who would benefit Arsenal the most are Herrera and fellaini. The midfield is physically and mentally weak.

 

[frenz]

I'm really close to two people in the field, they're both telling me how it's worse than ever and to vote labour.

corbyn just said in his speech they'll pump more into our public services and reverse what the torys have done.

 

[frenz]

Corbyn supports terrorism anyway, he supported the IRA .

citation please and not from the telegraph, express or daily mail.

 

[Chules]

corbyn just said in his speech they'll pump more into our public services and reverse what the torys have done.

I'm all in favour of that

I don't see how it's all going to add up along with everything else that's been promised (police/fire services/student debt clearance etc), but fuck it lol

 

[frenz]

I'm all in favour of that

I don't see how it's all going to add up along with everything else that's been promised (police/fire services/student debt clearance etc), but fuck it lol

whats the alternative...

 

[frenz]

anyway politics is always a shit show itt.

whats everyone doing this weekend

 

[Concrete]

I'm really close to two people in the field, they're both telling me how it's worse than ever and to vote labour.

They might get more money in the short term, sure, but they don't have any sustainable plan, and don't want to limit immigration in any way, or the care given to those migrants. How will that work? We're sitting on a powder keg already, the Tories are borrowing money already (as was so gleefully pointed out the other day in here). Labour will make all of it worse.

The problem is all of their promises rely on a functioning economy that the markets respect and so will lend us more money. Corbyn can't help anyone, things would be worse because he refuses to live in reality and just pushes 'group justice'. It's justified to destroy the economy because then people will be closer together in terms of wealth.

 

[Chules]

whats the alternative...

continue as things are. more cuts to public services, more NHS staff members (like the student nurses having their funding scrapped) being treated like shit, etc

 

[Partlow]

Let me tell you as an avid watcher of the French league Bernardo Silva is rubbish, very overrated

@Dr J I wanted Silva and a big part was because not only his talents but he was an attainable player regardless of CL or EL. But with CL now big time players are a higher probability when combined with money. After much denial (I love the player, but my dont think it would happen) I am now joining you in that heel turn

Spoiler

 

[frenz]

continue as things are. more cuts to public services, more NHS staff members (like the student nurses having their funding scrapped) being treated like shit, etc

 

[Sebbe]

@Concrete has been throwing bombs lately

Him losing the AV bet coupled with realizing you're stuck with a dinosaur as manager pushed him over the edge imo.

 

[Tobago Jones]

@Mga223 @Tobago Jones

Dem feels. Kawhi is a good guy:

I love Kawhi.

I still remember his MVP performance in the NBA finals a few years ago.

 

[Tobago Jones]

@Clear Winner @El Che @Tobago Jones @Chris Partlow

Im taking warriors in 5.

I don't know how many games but I've got the Cavs.

 

[hoonosewot88]

From an end results stand point? I'm not sure how you can say that. Like I said, in no way did United look like a better side than Spurs. Even off the pitch, I wouldn't call things a disaster.

At the beginning of this season, offer Spurs fans two trophies and Champions League or finishing second with no trophies and I'd be interested to see which they choose. @Carl Drogo @hoonosewot88

Just put objectively like that, i'd have probably taken the trophies at the start of the season, that's true.

However when you actually contextualise it a bit and take into account just how good we were this season, and just how much better than Utd we were, i know i'd much rather be a Spurs fan right now.

The reality is that our team this season would have won the league in multiple (most?) other seasons, and it's young and has a lot of upward mobility. If this team had slumped to 6th with uninspiring performances like Utds were, but managed to get a couple of cups, i wouldn't be near as hopeful for the future.

 

[Chules]

when you're on a hospital bed vomiting blood all over the place like i was 2 years ago (remmeber that hospital gif you made with NF E?!? Lmao) you begin to appreciate it and every worker in it.

Who knows what's going to happen though

 

[Deffid]

Just put objectively like that, i'd have probably taken the trophies at the start of the season, that's true.

However when you actually contextualise it a bit and take into account just how good we were this season, and just how much better than Utd we were, i know i'd much rather be a Spurs fan right now.

The reality is that our team this season would have won the league in multiple (most?) other seasons, and it's young and has a lot of upward mobility. If this team had slumped to 6th with uninspiring performances like Utds were, but managed to get a couple of cups, i wouldn't be near as hopeful for the future.

Fair points, but United can just buy their future if they want/need to.

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Also lol @ trying to discuss topics that are more complex than one tweet.

 

[Clear Winner]

anyway politics is always a shit show itt.

whats everyone doing this weekend

Gaain' final init! COYG!

 

[Concrete]

citation please and not from the telegraph, express or daily mail.

Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott are all on the record as being pro Sinn Feinn and thus pro IRA, in the strongest of terms. It's not a secret, they wanted the army to leave Northern Ireland and leave the Ulstermen to their fate. They don't represent 'the oppressed' they represent marxism. I don't know how people can't see it.

 

[Chules]

labour need to fix up on immigration

 

[Chules]