2023/2024 English Premier League Thread

[Senator Clay Davis]

This man is a walking meme lol

https://twitter.com/user/status/1790483776302125259

https://twitter.com/user/status/1790484544530895295

[d_phaneuf]

From spurs twitter

Tottenham WILL play European football next season. Only thing that can deny them Europa League is a combination of all three results:
• Chelsea beat Bournemouth
• Sheff Utd beat Spurs, AND
• Man Utd beat Man City in the FA Cup Final

My entire life has taught me how this ends, a parlay has been placed

[d_phaneuf]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

Congrats to Villa and their fans, UCL nights there should be electric next season.

Hope they can keep the team together for at least another year

With the right draw they could definitely make knockouts

[Barnet Flame]

Emery has a solid European pedigree.

[devo22]

bit of a surprise. Bayern or United next?

https://twitter.com/user/status/1791840024788447296

[Matty81]

Hopefully they get a fee for him but doesnt look like it... brighton are a staggering 400 million pounds in debt. they were to hit a rough patch after one of these management changes and go down/lose their tv money they would be in massive trouble. Only united (which is the glazers debt that they took on to buy the club), spurs and everton owe more money and two of those have large state of the art stadiums to show for their debt. Brighton have a pretty bland identikit stadium with minimal corporate facilities and a decent squad but they have been spending well beyond their means for years and feel like a club on a tightrope to me

[Senator Clay Davis]

Foden is unreal.

[SuperMatt18]

There's the season...guess we will see what happens if City ever get the justified point penalties against them

[Senator Clay Davis]

What a goal by Kudus to at least bring a little possible drama, although with Arsenal now losing it might not even matter if West Ham get something.

Edit: Arsenal level. So hey it's at least interesting for a bit longer.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Even thought the scorelines are what they are, I'd be oddly optimistic if I was an Arsenal fan? Man City really should have scored at least 5 in that half and it should be well over, but I expect Arsenal will find a way with Everton, so we'll see if all those misses haunt City.

[Winsor_Pilates]

Makes for some hope in the 2nd half.
City have to deal with the nerves, where Arsenal probably play optimistic in their match.

But...I see city winning 4-1 or something like that.

[devo22]

either way, congrats to Arsenal on a great season. Just falling short against this fraudulent abomination of a football club is nothing to be ashamed of.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Well that was a big one for City to at least take the nerves off.

[White Out 403]

[devo22]

pretty unreal job by Oliver Glasner at Crystal Palace so far. Curious how they'll do next season.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Mateta has turned into a monster these last couple months, he is a load to handle with his size.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Well now, West Ham score again. Tense final 10 coming for both.

Edit: Handball, boo.

[The Big Chill]

One of these decades the league will really have to crack down on having a club cheat their way to victory every year.

[Barnet Flame]

It’s been a fantastic season.Arsenal have been such fun to follow. Hopefully we can regroup and build on this next season. The second half has been nothing short of phenomenal.

[Senator Clay Davis]

Originally Posted by The Big Chill

One of these decades the league will really have to crack down on having a club cheat their way to victory every year.

It's a nice thought, kind of the same thought that one day Trump will actually be punished for all the #### he does. World is what it is, corruption and money always wins. Just need Pep to leave so the league can be competitive again, for all the talk of him being a chequebook manager his ability to keep his guys motivated and hungry deserves a ton of credit.