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  • Brahvocado
    MVP
    • Oct 2012
    • 7480

    #1246
    Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

    Happy to announce that my daughter’s club is changing from Liverpool to SoCal Reds.

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    • ImTellinTim
      YNWA
      • Sep 2006
      • 33028

      #1247
      Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

      Originally posted by Brahvocado
      Happy to announce that my daughter’s club is changing from Liverpool to SoCal Reds.

      Don’t forget your roots

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      • Brahvocado
        MVP
        • Oct 2012
        • 7480

        #1248
        Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

        Originally posted by ImTellinTim
        Don’t forget your roots
        Giving you a thumbs up for this but it’s a very angry one

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        • Krebstar
          is looking at stats.
          • May 2005
          • 12904

          #1249
          Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

          As usual, Fulham can kiss my ***.

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          • ~LiverpoolRed~
            YNWA
            • Dec 2008
            • 10755

            #1250
            Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

            Comical defending by Jonny Evans. Your race has run at the top level my friend.

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            • ImTellinTim
              YNWA
              • Sep 2006
              • 33028

              #1251
              Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

              What about Casemiro, what’s he doing there?

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              • Krebstar
                is looking at stats.
                • May 2005
                • 12904

                #1252
                Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                Didn't fall into the trap of engaging in an open, chaotic game with them, which was their only hope.


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                • KG
                  Welcome Back
                  • Sep 2005
                  • 17583

                  #1253
                  Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                  I actually thought United were far better than I had expected. Granted expectations are in the dump with them but they had several chances to get off a good shot but fluffed any and all final third actions.


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                  • ~LiverpoolRed~
                    YNWA
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 10755

                    #1254
                    Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                    Originally posted by KG
                    they had several chances to get off a good shot but fluffed any and all final third actions.

                    Especially Garnacho. He does the hard part so well more often than not by getting by the defender(s) but when its time for the final cross and/or shot he sh*ts the bed. Still young though, he'll get there.

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                    • Krebstar
                      is looking at stats.
                      • May 2005
                      • 12904

                      #1255
                      Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                      Originally posted by KG
                      I actually thought United were far better than I had expected. Granted expectations are in the dump with them but they had several chances to get off a good shot but fluffed any and all final third actions.


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                      Honestly (believe it or not) I think that’s mostly down to Arsenal being confident in their defending, meaning they were willing to give certain things but not others, and those things being low percentage chances.

                      The xG (it’s never going away) tells the story—anywhere from .07 to .55 for United depending on the source as of now.

                      The entire season Arsenal have been the best at only allowing low percentage chances, and it happened again today. Sure, there’s always a chance a low percentage chance scores, but that’s the game that Arsenal have been playing well almost the entirety of the season.

                      The game plan was clearly to allow them to have the ball and to allow poor chances versus allowing it to be open. United were not torn apart but I honestly think it’s because the plan was never to try and attempt to do so. Second to last game of the season with a win keeping a slim title chance alive, if you know anything about Arteta you know he’s playing it conservatively away from home.

                      It was boring for neutrals, but United were the dwarf swinging at Arsenal, who had their hand on the top of the dwarfs head.

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                      • ImTellinTim
                        YNWA
                        • Sep 2006
                        • 33028

                        #1256
                        Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                        Since 3rd is on lockdown, Klopp should shoot for getting that yellow card touchline suspension today so he can just get day drunk, stand in the Kop, and verbally abuse the referees on Sunday. Go out in style with the people.
                        Last edited by ImTellinTim; 05-13-2024, 02:15 PM.

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                        • Krebstar
                          is looking at stats.
                          • May 2005
                          • 12904

                          #1257
                          Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                          Originally posted by ImTellinTim
                          Since 3rd is on lockdown, Klopp should shoot for getting that yellow card touchline suspension today so he can just get day drunk, stand in the Kop, and verbally abuse the referees on Sunday. Go out in style with the people.

                          (checks the referee assignments for the week)


                          Well, it's one of the bald ones—he'll be in the stands next week.

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                          • ImTellinTim
                            YNWA
                            • Sep 2006
                            • 33028

                            #1258
                            Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                            I don't even care about the final result, that mistake by Martinez has already made me happy enough.

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                            • ImTellinTim
                              YNWA
                              • Sep 2006
                              • 33028

                              #1259
                              Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                              Originally posted by Krebstar
                              (checks the referee assignments for the week)


                              Well, it's one of the bald ones—he'll be in the stands next week.
                              Klopp: “And they gave me Simon Hooper - that’s the biggest challenge they could find! But I should be fine."

                              He's in that beautiful space after putting in his two-week notice. Zero ****s given.

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                              • Krebstar
                                is looking at stats.
                                • May 2005
                                • 12904

                                #1260
                                Re: 2023–2024 English Football Thread

                                Took a season but Ange has finally seen just what he’s working with. A club whose home supporters are seemingly more concerned with their rivals than winning the match in front of them, or qualifying for the CL.

                                I’m glad Arsenal had a meme/banter era instead of a permanent meme/banter identity.

                                Personally, I’ve always believed in David Moyes.

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