General Premier League Thread 2018-19

Agent Coulson

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Sacked twice by Chelsea so pay offs

Sacked by Madrid pay off.

Will be sacked by Man U so another pay off.

All after signing contract extensions.

You said does he do it on purpose after signing a contract so only once at chelsea?

I thought he wasn't sacked by madrid? So no pay off if so.

And not sacked at united so far, so only once if the info you are giving me is correct

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Deleted User wrote: »

You said does he do it on purpose after signing a contract so only once at chelsea?

I thought he wasn't sacked by madrid? So no pay off if so.

And not sacked at united so far, so only once if the info you are giving me is correct

I didn't say I asked the question does he do it on purpose to get a pay off!

But hey what does that matter on the internet/


From what I have seen and showed the links to it he signs a new contract extensions at every club and is gone before the end of the following season.

Agent Coulson

Agent Coulson wrote: »

I didn't say I asked the question does he do it on purpose to get a pay off!

But hey what does that matter on the internet/


From what I have seen and showed the links to it he signs a new contract extensions at every club and is gone before the end of the following season.

Well you have answered your own question and no it doesn't look that way given the info you provided

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Well you have answered your own question and no it doesn't look that way given the info you provided

Can you now show me the links to prove he didn’t get pay offs.

Since I showed you the links you asked for that proved he did sign contract extensions.

Agent Coulson

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Can you now show me the links to prove he didn’t get pay offs.

Since I showed you the links you asked for that proved he did sign contract extensions.

You mused he signs contracts to get big pay offs, you showed us the contracts but not the payoffs I'm afraid the onus is on you to provide the evidence unless you were just talking out of your hat.

I'm only basing what I'm saying off the info you gave me to best answer your question

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Deleted User wrote: »

You mused he signs contracts to get big pay offs, you showed us the contracts but not the payoffs I'm afraid the onus is on you to provide the evidence unless you were just talking out of your hat.

I'm only basing what I'm saying off the info you gave me to best answer your question

Mused lol

I asked a question.

So you don't have an answer yourself and are just being contrarian to keep the discussion going.

Look that's fine and good to know at least no I know you can't back up what your talking about and I no longer need to engage with you as a poster.

Agent Coulson

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Mused lol

I asked a question.

So you don't have an answer yourself and are just being contrarian to keep the discussion going.

That's fine and good to know.

You have answered the question already yourself, given the info available to the general public it doesn't look like thats what he does and i agree with you

Harry Palmr

Man Utd

David Squires on the weekend that was

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2018/aug/28/david-squires-on-respect-cheeky-chips-and-premier-league-irony

Niles Crane

citytillidie wrote: »

See red

He won the Champions League and UEFA cup with Porto, that is the great success there.Don't think many other managers would have done that.

He was brought in specifically to win the champions league with Inter who were atrocious in europe before he got there, he achieved that.

He got Chelsea going back in the early days of Abrahmovic, to win any clubs first title in 50 years is a great achievement.

Those were all top class achivements, Porto are probably going to be the last team outside of the big 5 leagues to ever win the champions league.

Fitz*

Man Utd

Mourinho has won 1 league in his last 7 attempts (soon to be 1 in 8).

Is it a case that his methods are not suited to league football anymore, especially one that is so attack minded and competitive as the PL?

FitzShane

FitzShane wrote: »

Mourinho has won 1 league in his last 7 attempts (soon to be 1 in 8).

Is it a case that his methods are not suited to league football anymore, especially one that is so attack minded and competitive as the PL?

1 in 7?

Madrid yes
Madrid no
Chelsea no
Chelsea yes
Chelsea no
Manchester no
Manchester no


Maybe I'm remembering wrong but thought its 2 in 7

Throw up the record of the other managers in the league, for a comparison and we might be able to answer your question better

Fitz*

Man Utd

Deleted User wrote: »

1 in 7?

Madrid yes
Madrid no
Chelsea no
Chelsea yes
Chelsea no
Manchester no
Manchester no


Maybe I'm remembering wrong but thought its 2 in 7

Throw up the record of the other managers in the league, for a comparison and we might be able to answer your question better

You left out the 1st season in Madrid aswell where he didn't win it there either

Mourinho:
10/11 Madrid - No
11/12 Madrid - Yes
12/13 Madrid - No
13/14 Chelsea - No
14/15 Chelsea - Yes
15/16 Chelsea - No
16/17 United - No
17/18 United - No
18/19 United - won't

2 in 8, soon to be 2 in 9 years.

Klopp:
10/11 BVB- Yes
11/12 BVB- Yes
12/13 BVB- No
13/14 BVB- No
14/15 BVB- No
15/16 Liverpool - No
16/17 Liverpool - No
17/18 Liverpool - No
18/19 Liverpool - possible

2 in 8, will be either 2 or 3 in 9

Pep:
10/11 Barca- Yes
11/12 Barca - No
12/13 - No
13/14 Bayern - Yes
14/15 Bayern- Yes
15/16 Bayern- Yes
16/17 City- No
17/18 City- Yes
18/19 City- possible

5 out of 9, will be wither 5 or 6 in 9.

FitzShane

FitzShane wrote: »

You left out the 1st season in Madrid aswell where he didn't win it there either

you left it out you said 1 in 7

What about Poch and Sarri they play attacking foorball

Iused2likebusts

All managers have different circumstances, different finances and different squads left to them. It's a fairly pointless comparison to look at who won the league. Poch has won nothing but I would say he has done a brilliant job .

Iused2likebusts

Iused2likebusts wrote: »

All managers have different circumstances, different finances and different squads left to them. It's a fairly pointless comparison to look at who won the league. Poch has won nothing but I would say he has done a brilliant job .

O i totally agree but the question asked was framed around league wins so I was just curious of the results

Fitz*

Man Utd

Iused2likebusts wrote: »

All managers have different circumstances, different finances and different squads left to them. It's a fairly pointless comparison to look at who won the league. Poch has won nothing but I would say he has done a brilliant job .

Ya different circumstances for different managers at different clubs.

eg Poch at Southampton or Espanyol can't be compared to Pep at Bayern, likewise Sarri at Empoli can't be compared to Mourinho at Real Madrid.

monkey9

City have a documentary on Amazon.

Man U have Mourinho promoting them.

HandsomeBob

Chelsea

Harry Palmr wrote: »

David Squires on the weekend that was

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2018/aug/28/david-squires-on-respect-cheeky-chips-and-premier-league-irony

Sexy Beast.....the man's a legend.

Paully D

Chelsea

https://twitter.com/singlemaltsuds/status/1034196755301031936?s=21

:pac::pac::pac:

irishman86

Burnley

FitzShane wrote: »

You left out the 1st season in Madrid aswell where he didn't win it there either

Mourinho:
10/11 Madrid - No
11/12 Madrid - Yes
12/13 Madrid - No
13/14 Chelsea - No
14/15 Chelsea - Yes
15/16 Chelsea - No
16/17 United - No
17/18 United - No
18/19 United - won't

2 in 8, soon to be 2 in 9 years.

Klopp:
10/11 BVB- Yes
11/12 BVB- Yes
12/13 BVB- No
13/14 BVB- No
14/15 BVB- No
15/16 Liverpool - No
16/17 Liverpool - No
17/18 Liverpool - No
18/19 Liverpool - possible

2 in 8, will be either 2 or 3 in 9

Pep:
10/11 Barca- Yes
11/12 Barca - No
12/13 - No
13/14 Bayern - Yes
14/15 Bayern- Yes
15/16 Bayern- Yes
16/17 City- No
17/18 City- Yes
18/19 City- possible

5 out of 9, will be wither 5 or 6 in 9.

Lol so Liverpool and City are equal these days :pac::pac:

Pep won with Bayern/City ffs

so to be accurate
Jose 2/7
Klopp 1/7
Pep 5/7

This bull**** about counting possible wins is retarded, may as well say Spurs will be 1 in 9 or Everton

fullstop

irishman86 wrote: »

Lol so Liverpool and City are equal these days :pac::pac:

Pep won with Bayern/City ffs

so to be accurate
Jose 2/7
Klopp 1/7
Pep 5/7

This bull**** about counting possible wins is retarded, may as well say Spurs will be 1 in 9 or Everton

Why out of 7 and not 8 as above?

May as well just say
Jose 0/1
Klopp 0/1
Pep 1/1

fullstop

fullstop wrote: »

Why out of 7 and not 8 as above?

May as well just say
Jose 0/1
Klopp 0/1
Pep 1/1

I think originally op got it wrong and thought Jose won in his first season with Madrid so said 7 to make it look worse, when he realised it was 2 in 7 he moved it to 8 to make other managers look better

irishman86

Burnley

Deleted User wrote: »

I think originally op got it wrong and thought Jose won in his first season with Madrid so said 7 to make it look worse, when he realised it was 2 in 7 he moved it to 8 to make other managers look better

Sure its stupid either way
Why not there whole career
**** it Brendan Rogers has won the league every year in Scotland, best manager ever

irishman86

Spurs

irishman86 wrote: »

Lol so Liverpool and City are equal these days :pac::pac:

Pep won with Bayern/City ffs

so to be accurate
Jose 2/7
Klopp 1/7
Pep 5/7

This bull**** about counting possible wins is retarded, may as well say Spurs will be 1 in 9 or Everton

We have had something similar before around league positions.
I read last year in here that being third and fourth is actually better than being 2nd for example :P

Berserker

Chelsea

FitzShane wrote: »

Mourinho has won 1 league in his last 7 attempts (soon to be 1 in 8).

Is it a case that his methods are not suited to league football anymore, especially one that is so attack minded and competitive as the PL?

I don't think so. He fails on the man management side of affairs. I wouldn't doubt his ability when it comes to footballing methods for one second. Little doubt that he has the ability to steer a side to a league title or major European trophy. A break away from football and a move away to club which gets less media attention would do him the world of good, in my opinion.

Shanotheslayer

Man Utd

Berserker wrote: »

and a move away to club which gets less media attention

He's partially the reason the club is getting so much attention lately.

irishman86

Burnley

Fred The Red wrote: »

We have had something similar before around league positions.
I read last year in here that being third and fourth is actually better than being 2nd for example :P

If your on drugs maybe or dont realise how numbers work :pac:

rob316

Chelsea

Fred The Red wrote: »

We have had something similar before around league positions.
I read last year in here that being third and fourth is actually better than being 2nd for example :P

Better? No but it was much of a much last year, no one came close to challenging city.

ERG89

Don't know why people are counting how many leagues managers won previously.
Doesn't matter that Klopp won leagues at Dortmund, what Pep won at Bayern or what Mourinho won elsewhere.
Why? Cause it's utterly f**king irrelevant to where all 3 are now. Pep won a league at City, improving their team and style. Klopp has to do much better domestically this season and Jose has to as well as United haven't been in a title race since Ferguson was around.
A sh*tty FA or League Cup doesn't count as progression for either. Both have to give City a title race, unlike last season when it was won before Christmas.

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

It seems Bobby Madley didn't quit because of that video rumour.

However it seems he was forced out/sacked by the PGMO for a video on snapchat where he mocked a disabled man.


He has moved to Norway to try and ref over there.

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Milner today becomes only the 4th player to play 100 games for three different clubs in the PL after Garth Barry, Gary Speed and Rory Delap.

blueser

Man Utd

Oops!

Loafing Oaf

Man Utd

blueser wrote: »

Oops!

VVD apologies to his goalie in the words of Elvis Costello (almost): "Oh, Alison, my aim is not quite true.":p

Rossi IRL

Man Utd

Liverpools 2 megabucks signings linking up well for that Leicester goal. ...... Alison was very poor but the pass back to him was very poor in itself.

Can see Liverpool scoring on the counter here.

Sprinter Sacre

Allison thinking he's Ederson.

blueser

Man Utd

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

VVD apologies to his goalie in the words of Elvis Costello (almost): "Oh, Alison, my aim is not quite true.":p

Very good. I doff my cap to you Sir!

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Looks like Son ( and the rest of the team) is safe from military service Korea winning 2 nil in extra time.

Mr.Nice Guy

Chelsea

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Looks like Son ( and the rest of the team) is safe from military service Korea winning 2 nil in extra time.

Seems Japan pulled one back but the Koreans held out for the win. That must have been incredibly tense.

From what I've read the Korean keeper Jo made some big saves. I remember him doing well at the World Cup. Must be some club in Europe willing to give him a chance. Can't imagine he'd cost a lot and he's not going to be in the army now!

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Huddersfield 1 up against Everton.


Scratch that it's 1-1


Two goals in a minute.

Agent Coulson

Chelsea

Brighton missed a pen now Fulham 1 up through Schurrle

Turtyturd

Interesting to see how Chelsea will fair when they come up against one of the big teams. Look good going forward but not looking too good at the back against Bournemouth.

rossie1977

ERG89 wrote: »

Don't know why people are counting how many leagues managers won previously.
Doesn't matter that Klopp won leagues at Dortmund, what Pep won at Bayern or what Mourinho won elsewhere.
Why? Cause it's utterly f**king irrelevant to where all 3 are now. Pep won a league at City, improving their team and style. Klopp has to do much better domestically this season and Jose has to as well as United haven't been in a title race since Ferguson was around.
A sh*tty FA or League Cup doesn't count as progression for either. Both have to give City a title race, unlike last season when it was won before Christmas.

To be fair City had won 19 and drawn one of their first 20 league games by December 27th last year..unless someone else was going to have a record breaking season as well nobody was making a race of it in that situation.

If we compare how many points the eventual champions had every year after 20 games in the PL since moving to a 38 game season (City had 58 remember)

95/96 Man Utd = 38 points
96/97 Man Utd = 37 points
97/98 Arsenal = 34 points
98/99 Man Utd = 35 points
99/00 Man Utd = 44 points
00/01 Man Utd = 46 points
01/02 Arsenal = 39 points
02/03 Man Utd = 35 points
03/04 Arsenal = 46 points
04/05 Chelsea = 49 points
05/06 Chelsea = 55 points
06/07 Man Utd = 50 points
07/08 Man Utd = 45 points
08/09 Man Utd = 44 points
09/10 Chelsea = 45 points
10/11 Man Utd = 44 points
11/12 Man City = 48 points
12/13 Man Utd = 49 points
13/14 Man City = 44 points
14/15 Chelsea = 46 points
15/16 Leicester = 40 points
16/17 Chelsea = 49 points

Harry Palmr

Man Utd

Chelsea make the breakthrough.

Harry Palmr

Man Utd

Wolves score, West Ham's dismal start continues.

Southampton scores again - someone unprounceable.

Mr.Nice Guy

Chelsea

Pellegrini's in deep sh*t right now with that result. Next three league games they have:

Everton (A)
Chelsea (H)
Man United (H)

Harry Palmr

Man Utd

Not the worst to be honest.

Mr.Nice Guy

Chelsea

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Not the worst to be honest.

They lost 4-0 to Everton at Goodison in last season's fixture, and Chelsea are looking very impressive. I think he's gone with just two more losses.

Iused2likebusts

Won't be too many clamouring for Wilshire to get back in the England squad anyway.

ERG89

No Sane in the City squad. Fortunately he has been recalled by Germany for upcoming friendlies

SEPT 23 1989

Man Utd

Lovely goal