Premier League 29-30 November

Brian! another great counter. Southampton throwing bodies upfront they're so exposed.

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Southampton collapse looks likely hopefully.

United are looking the most likely to secure that 3rd spot at the minute even with a disgrace of a defence. When you buy a world class player like Di Maria to go along with Rooney and RVP it's not going to be long before the goals will start flooding in.

Arsenal the most likely for 4th but not too much better than the chasing pack of Everton, Spurs and Liverpool. Swansea and West Ham are cute but you'd have to think they'll slip.

Difference being Arsenal have Sanchez.

Luis wrote:Southampton collapse looks likely hopefully.

United are looking the most likely to secure that 3rd spot at the minute even with a disgrace of a defence. When you buy a world class player like Di Maria to go along with Rooney and RVP it's not going to be long before the goals will start flooding in.

Arsenal the most likely for 4th but not too much better than the chasing pack of Everton, Spurs and Liverpool. Swansea and West Ham are cute but you'd have to think they'll slip.

Difference being Arsenal have Sanchez.

And what about us?

Don't like Money teams..........Think they should bring in a point system in they deduct points from the rich sides...

Koeman has balls least he goes for it.

Puro wrote:Brian! another great counter. Southampton throwing bodies upfront they're so exposed.

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Your do better Day or Swing trading than wasting your talent on football gambling.

Pochettino has heard my advise and starts Chiriches in place of Dire and also adding speed to that side by starting Lennon just like yours truly called it a few weeks ago.

So, 4 Brits on each side. A toss up, a 1-1 draw until Lamela comes in for Kane and the Spurs win 2-1.

I'm seriously thinking Spurs at 2.3 for $100 bucks at home.

Now for the next plot. Four brits on both sides to start

Brian 2468 wrote:

Puro wrote:Brian! another great counter. Southampton throwing bodies upfront they're so exposed.

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Your do better Day or Swing trading than wasting your talent on football gambling.

The stocks are seriously rigged I'm told. That high-frequency trading and algorithms they're using, yet another way of the elite raking in the ca$h of hard working people.

I feel investing in football (it's also rigged at times) is safer overall.

Brian 2468 wrote:Now for the next plot. Four brits on both sides to start  

That's why I called this game 1-1 when 0trick asked me yesterday about his team's chances. It will definitely go down to substitutions [Lamela in for Kane could be crucial].

Brian, Spurs to win 2-1 and here's why.

Even though they each have 4 Brits starting, Everton look disjointed and they're missing that Scottish guy who play up front, what's his face?

Anyway he should play in the hole with Lukaku upfront. That's why Eto'o is taking his place, but Eto'o is not as good in that position.

Besic and Barry look good as anchors, but Barkley doesn't know how to play the position. I would start McGeady and Mirallas on the wings.

Spurs look more solid from the get go, only question mark is Kane whom other than his predatory skills offers little else - I would've started Lamela or Chadli (perhaps he's not fully fit).

To many variables in a football game the odds suck too. Hope your correct in the result.

Tottenham line-up for me is so poor today, that I will be very disappointment with less than 3 points today.

Mirallas just scored, good start

Mirallas puts Everton in the lead with a great goal.

Mason is really poor, so slow at reading defensive positioning and spatial awareness. Pochettino (not surpring) as a good Argie will find anything to start anyone over a Brazilian.

Chiriches has no confidence in his anchor midfielder Mason.

better 1-1

FUCK YEAH! Everton scored a fluke goal because Mason was slow to react, never deserved to be up front. Good game, eh!

Brian 2468 wrote:better 1-1

If Kane didn't tackle Lennon, Spurs could well be winning already.

Fuckin c**t

If Kane didn't get the shot on net Eriksen would not of scored.

Coleman looks at Barkley like saying "Fuck's sake, I don't know what to do with you playing as a winger, I don't know if you're going or coming".

Eriksen had hairtransplants ffs!!

Barkley does look lost

Brian 2468 wrote:Barkley does look lost

He doesn't know how to play the position, that's why I'd start with McGeady or even Pienaar on the wing instead of Barkley.

Chiriches has a lot of trust in his makeshift right fullback abilities doesn't he! His responsibility is to defend against Mirallas (arguably Everton's best player today) and yet the Romanian has had a few good runs in attack while keeping the Belgian in check overall.

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Very smart by Lennon choosing to assist Soldado instead of Kane. Lennon is smart. Kane can only score tap ins and Lennon appears to know that.

Barry caught on the ball Soldado make it pay. Spurs off the ball pressure is the difference in their game plot.

Typical Martinez team, leaking goals so consistently.

Brian 2468 wrote:Barry caught on the ball Soldado make it pay.  Spurs off the ball pressure is the difference in their game plot.

I never understood the hype around Barkley. Fucking awful as winger and not much better in the hole behind Lukaku. Reminds me of a young Gerrard where long hollywood passes and free kick goals are highlighted in the media while overlooking his awful play overall.

Everton can improve if they want to, remove Barkley, bring in McGeady or Pienaar. It's too bad Naismith (I remember his name) is out, he's good in the hole.

But Tottenham will counter by making the team better. Kane out, Lamela in the hole and probably Paulinho for Mason, but the Argie hates Brasil so no game for Paulinho.

christmasborocooper wrote:Typical Martinez team, leaking goals so consistently.

It wasn't Martínez chopping wood with the ball at his feet! It was Barry.