Premier League 23-25 April.

23 Apr 12:45 Man City v Stoke
23 Apr 15:00 Aston Villa v Southampton
23 Apr 15:00 Bournemouth v Chelsea
23 Apr 15:00 Liverpool v Newcastle
24 Apr 14:05 Sunderland v Arsenal
24 Apr 16:15 Leicester v Swansea
25 Apr 20:00 Spurs v West Brom

Can't Spurs play before Leicester for once?

Think this is the defining moment of the season now - it's the last should win game for Leciester so if they don't win then Spurs could really turn up the heat. Hard to see what Swansea are playing for though really.

Sunderland and Newcastle should both lose but I reckon one of them will get a decent result. Klopp may play the reserves again with Villareal being next week.

Our game should be a forfeit, the Liverpool squad are juicing.

Sakho's eyes looked the same as Ben Johnson in '88; we should have known.

Kimbo wrote:Our game should be a forfeit, the Liverpool squad are juicing.

At this rate this may be your best hope

Give Klopp some money this summer and who knows what he can do. Mentality getting better all the time. We used to be on our holidays at this point most seasons but we look better than ever.

Winning the Europa League probably unlikely now though: Skrtel or Kolo will be left wanting vs quality opposition. Bloody Sakho.

Some chap called Hazard has scored for Chelsea. Anybody heard of him before?

Luis wrote:

Kimbo wrote:Our game should be a forfeit, the Liverpool squad are juicing.

At this rate this may be your best hope

Told you we were down.

Nonsense Kimmy, you've just come up against one of the best teams in the league right now - Liverpool reserves.

Luis wrote:Nonsense Kimmy, you've just come up against one of the best teams in the league right now - Liverpool reserves.

We knew a long time ago that Liverpool away will probably a loss, so we needed points against Sunderland and Norwich, but we didn't turn up.

Don't give up yet Kimbo, your next 2 games are against Palace & Villa.

Murray wrote:Don't give up yet Kimbo, your next 2 games are against Palace & Villa.

Even if we win both it probably won't be enough.

Anybody know who this is?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/23/married-football-manager-threatens-newspaper-over-claims-he-sent/

Another goal set up by Townsend. I don't know what to make of him, he's just basic and direct, he runs and either goes outside and crosses or goes inside and shoots, that's it. I suppose football isn't so complicated.

Kimbo wrote:Another goal set up by Townsend. I don't know what to make of him, he's just basic and direct, he runs and either goes outside and crosses or goes inside and shoots, that's it. I suppose football isn't so complicated.

Self-indulgence is his problem.

Classic all tools, no toolbox player.

https://streamable.com/zpsu

That's a retired footballer pace
Lescott

RAFA!!!!

Only 1 point. Desperately need Sunderland to lose to those shandy drinking bottlers tomorrow

Seriously fucked without Sakho. Annoying that our back up centre backs are all so shit.

Glad for Rafa though - we fucked 4th up at Southampton.

On to Villareal now.

rosenthal wrote:https://streamable.com/zpsu

That's a retired footballer pace
Lescott

Bacuna should retire on the spot for that backpass. Who the f**k lobs it back to their own keeper from well inside the opposition half when under no pressure?

Come on you gunners, apple-tini's all round if you win today.

Hazard and Fabregas have gone public about wanting Leicester to win the league over Spurs. No surprise for Chelsea players to show their lack of class.

Arsenal look done for the season

It's amazing how many challenges Arsenal players back out of.

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Hazard and Fabregas have gone public about wanting Leicester to win the league over Spurs. No surprise for Chelsea players to show their lack of class.

Why? I assume most neutrals like Leicester and Chelsea don't like Spurs so what did you expect them to say?

Kimbo wrote:It's amazing how many challenges Arsenal players back out of.

Astounding the loserdom in that team.

debaser wrote:

rosenthal wrote:https://streamable.com/zpsu

That's a retired footballer pace
Lescott

Bacuna should retire on the spot for that backpass. Who the f**k lobs it back to their own keeper from well inside the opposition half when under no pressure?

A player can come back from making a bad decisions, there's however no way back for a player as slow as that.
Not impressive from Bacuna of course, but Lescott is finished.

debaser wrote:

rosenthal wrote:https://streamable.com/zpsu

That's a retired footballer pace
Lescott

Bacuna should retire on the spot for that backpass. Who the f**k lobs it back to their own keeper from well inside the opposition half when under no pressure?

Bacuna matata

Super Progress wrote:

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Hazard and Fabregas have gone public about wanting Leicester to win the league over Spurs. No surprise for Chelsea players to show their lack of class.

Why? I assume most neutrals like Leicester and Chelsea don't like Spurs so what did you expect them to say?

How about "nothing", given they still have to play both us and them?

If Leicester go on and win it - which they look like doing - they will have ample opportunity to openly  crow about it a la Jack Wilshere. Until then it's really poor form to be saying anything when they have such a crucial say in it.

christmasborocooper wrote:

debaser wrote:

rosenthal wrote:https://streamable.com/zpsu

That's a retired footballer pace
Lescott

Bacuna should retire on the spot for that backpass. Who the f**k lobs it back to their own keeper from well inside the opposition half when under no pressure?

Bacuna matata

Somebody watches 442oons

Isco Benny wrote:

Super Progress wrote:

Deluded F*ck™ wrote:Hazard and Fabregas have gone public about wanting Leicester to win the league over Spurs. No surprise for Chelsea players to show their lack of class.

Why? I assume most neutrals like Leicester and Chelsea don't like Spurs so what did you expect them to say?

How about "nothing", given they still have to play both us and them?

If Leicester go on and win it - which they look like doing - they will have ample opportunity to openly  crow about it a la Jack Wilshere. Until then it's really poor form to be saying anything when they have such a crucial say in it.

Sure but nobody doubts that this is the case anyway. Them saying it publicly won't really change your opinion on whether or not they gave it their all, whatever the eventual results.