General PL Matchday Thread

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:27pm

Behrami's stamp is absolutely disgusting. :eek:

blueser · 12-09-2015 4:27pm

That_Guy wrote: »

For balance, Palace should have had a penalty and Yaya could have been sent off too.

Agree about Yaya. Don't think the penalty shout was a penalty, though my stream is in and out quality-wise, so I do stand to be corrected.

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:28pm

blueser wrote: »

Agree about Yaya. Don't think the penalty shout was a penalty, though my stream is in and out quality-wise, so I do stand to be corrected.

In real time it looked soft. However, on the replay, Fernandinho did definitely wrap his foot around Cabaye.

blueser · 12-09-2015 4:35pm

Palace being very physical today.

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:50pm

Dwight Gayle was miles offside but the flag never goes up and spurns a great opportunity to win it for Palace.

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:51pm

Can't even pronounce that fellas name. Who is he? The City fella that is.

Hank Scorpio · 12-09-2015 4:52pm

City late winner

blueser · 12-09-2015 4:52pm

Get in there Kelechi!

12-09-2015 4:54pm

Nice late win for City. 15 from 15. Chelsea 11 behind already

SantryRed · 12-09-2015 4:54pm

Don't know where the ref got seven mins from!! But game over, first win of the season

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:55pm

Nasri was excellent today. Such a tidy footballer. Don't think he gets enough praise. That being said, he's usually playing off the bench.

GreNoLi · 12-09-2015 4:56pm

Nasri motm for me.

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 4:57pm

I can't wait for Pardew to blame the fans for wanting their team to push on in a tight game.

pmasterson95 · 12-09-2015 4:58pm

That_Guy wrote: »

I can't wait for Pardew to blame the fans for wanting their team to push on in a tight game.

:rolleyes:

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 5:04pm

pmasterson95 wrote: »

:rolleyes:

Ah lighten up pal.

blueser · 12-09-2015 5:05pm

Delighted to have come away from Selhurst Park with three points. Never an easy place to go, with their loud and passionate fans (though them cheering when Kun went off injured was poor). And with no Zab, no Fernando, no Otamendi, No Sterling, no Merlin, Kun kicked out of the match early on, Navas missing an absolute sitter. All in all, a pretty good day. Now God, if you're listening, a draw at Old Trafford tonight will do nicely.

pmasterson95 · 12-09-2015 5:06pm

That_Guy wrote: »

Ah lighten up pal.

I'm fine but your the one who always brings up Pardew then blames Saipanne. I thought that **** ended last year but nope. Just gotta keep digging

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 5:12pm

pmasterson95 wrote: »

I'm fine but your the one who always brings up Pardew then blames Saipanne. I thought that **** ended last year but nope. Just gotta keep digging

Em, what? I didn't blame Saipanne. Nor did I bring him up. I was making a light hearted joke about Pardew when Paully D made a comment. If anybody enjoys bringing up Pardew it's yourself and Saipanne who do it a lot to be fair.

We've had the debate. I made my thoughts clear. It's done.

It's you that has some big chip on your shoulder regarding Newcastle fans and Pardew.

It's ok pal. Your hero is now treated well at Palace. He's found his home.

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 11:04pm

Watching MOTD. Did Jose blame the loss partly on a computer failure???

That_Guy · 12-09-2015 11:48pm

So Shearer thinks Walcott's various misses in front of goal are due to him "being too nice"

Christ.

Corholio · 13-09-2015 2:06am

That_Guy wrote: »

So Shearer thinks Walcott's various misses in front of goal are due to him "being too nice"

Christ.

I actually sort of agree with what he was saying, even if he didn't get it across well. Walcott's finish was very good today and clinical but other times, like later on in the match, he hit the chances as if he hopes it goes in rather than expecting it, like the really good centre forwards do.

Paully D · 13-09-2015 1:08pm

Borini up front with Defoe out wide. Ugh. I would love to have seen Borini on the left for the defensive work he does would be worth it's weight in gold to van Aanholt who has been abused all season. Cattermole also dropped for Jordi Gomez. I presume M'Vila will play the role of protector.

It'll be interesting to see how Son does for Spurs. I suspect Walker will have a lot of success getting forward.

Giggsy11 · 13-09-2015 1:13pm

Spurs midfield is so so bad. Dier and Mason?

Paully D · 13-09-2015 1:58pm

For someone who is labelled as a finisher, Defoe has missed numerous one-on-ones as a Sunderland player.

Tomagotchye · 13-09-2015 2:08pm

Spurs look crap. Without Erikson they are making Sunderland look quite decent

Giggsy11 · 13-09-2015 2:10pm

Defoe should have gone down to get penalty decision. Looks penalty to me.

Sunderland are playing really well.

RobertKK · 13-09-2015 2:16pm

Defoe, he is no Anthony Martial.

Paully D · 13-09-2015 2:41pm

Mason should be off there. Horrible tackle on Borini.

MagicIRL · 13-09-2015 2:42pm

The ref has been pretty poor.

MisterAnarchy · 13-09-2015 2:47pm

Tomagotchye wrote: »

Spurs look crap. Without Erikson they are making Sunderland look quite decent

Spurs are a shadow of the team they were under Harry Redknapp a few years ago .

They were probably the best side to watch in the Premier League then ,now they are harmless.
They have squandered huge amounts of money on average players.

Paully D · 13-09-2015 2:50pm

M'Vila has been superb.

MD1990 · 13-09-2015 2:51pm

Spurs don't win this. Pochotino will be under some pressure along with Mourinho & Rodgers.

Harry Palmr · 13-09-2015 2:58pm

Its turning into a stupid season for the established sides bar one. Maybe this is how it'll be as the new money takes hold - too much spending, too many options leading to loss of focus while smaller clubs become more powerful. Or it could be that the Prem happens to have a bunch of managers who are in different ways washed up - Rodgers confused, Van Gaal eccentric, Mourinho bored, Pochettino over-promoted, Wenger arrogant.

CSF · 13-09-2015 3:01pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Its turning into a stupid season for the established sides bar one. Maybe this is how it'll be as the new money takes hold - too much spending, too many options leading to loss of focus while smaller clubs become more powerful. Or it could be that the Prem happens to have a bunch of managers who are in different ways washed up - Rodgers confused, Van Gaal eccentric, Mourinho bored, Pochettino over-promoted, Wenger arrogant.

Van Gaal and Wenger are doing pretty well to be fair. 3 wins and a draw for Van Gaal, same for Wenger. 10 points from 15 is absolutely a foundation worth building from.

Harry Palmr · 13-09-2015 3:07pm

Utd are playing utter sh'ite though, no one should let yesterdays result fool them.

CSF · 13-09-2015 3:08pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Utd are playing utter sh'ite though, no one should let yesterdays result fool them.

They were well worth the win to be fair.

Harry Palmr · 13-09-2015 3:10pm

They were lucky it was Liverpool they were playing.

Sunderland 0 - 1 Spurs

Paully D · 13-09-2015 3:21pm

Play really well, hit the post, hit the bar, should have had a penalty, Mason should have been sent off, Spurs win 1-0 through a Mason goal.

Brilliant. Just ****ing brilliant.

The type of result that screams relegation. Even when we play well we can't get results.

Hank Scorpio · 13-09-2015 3:23pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Utd are playing utter sh'ite though, no one should let yesterdays result fool them.

Moral victory

CSF · 13-09-2015 3:41pm

Harry Palmr wrote: »

They were lucky it was Liverpool they were playing.

Ah come on. I'm not familiar with your postings but I'm sure you're better than this.

blueser · 13-09-2015 3:50pm

Paully D wrote: »

Play really well, hit the post, hit the bar, should have had a penalty, Mason should have been sent off, Spurs win 1-0 through a Mason goal.

Brilliant. Just ****ing brilliant.

The type of result that screams relegation. Even when we play well we can't get results.

You were unlucky today; Spurs certainly didn't deserve that win. I'd like to see the Mackems stay up; their fans are a decent bunch. There's certain other sides I'd love to see go down but they never will go down, regardless of what jokers they have as manager.

Tomagotchye · 13-09-2015 4:31pm

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

Spurs are a shadow of the team they were under Harry Redknapp a few years ago .

They were probably the best side to watch in the Premier League then ,now they are harmless.
They have squandered huge amounts of money on average players.

I actually like Lamela. He needs to be in all out attack mode though which spurs dont want
want. When he tries to defend he just looks awkward and useless. Definitely 30 mil wasted when you buy a player with specific skills and tell him never use them. It's like hiring Picasso to paint your shed (not that Lamela is that good but I said, I like him)

Sugarlumps · 14-09-2015 11:46am

Giggsy11 wrote: »

Spurs midfield is so so bad. Dier and Mason?

GreNoLi · 19-09-2015 2:48pm

Gonna be lonely in here today.

GreNoLi · 19-09-2015 5:36pm

Flub from Harte?

GreNoLi · 19-09-2015 5:36pm

Good strike actually.

joseph brand · 19-09-2015 5:38pm

Moses parted the City defence. :pac:

adox · 19-09-2015 5:38pm

Great strike. So much space for the West Ham players. No closing down from City.

blueser · 19-09-2015 5:38pm

GreNoLi wrote: »

Good strike actually.

It was, but it was also poor defending by our midfielders. This could be tricky now, if West Ham decide to defend in numbers.

GreNoLi · 19-09-2015 5:39pm

De Bruyne looks fair sharp.

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