We Go Again! The 2014/15 Premier League Thread

[Ent]

First topic message reminder :

Missed the game today great result!

City have bought terribly since they won the title in 11/12, 100s of millions and no real certain starters or class players introduced.

They've prospered in a relative decline of the pl, picking up the top players from the non top 4 and the sub elite Europeans was good enough as a base but they didn't kick on and it has showed in Europe and this season.

6 wins in a row for United, city, Spurs and Liverpool in that run.

Top 4 all but secured, big test next week against chelsea.

[Hero]

Can i have a clear out of people i dislike Im a wise yet reasonable person sometimes....

And would anyone remain?

[NickisBHAFC]

Some admin members say stuff on here that I find really rude, I complain nothing happens. I say something less rude and I get either banned or email warnings. 

99.9% of my posts are rubbish but equal punishments should be the case.

[Fernando]

Can i have a clear out of people i dislike Im a wise yet reasonable person sometimes....

You can't remove me

Don't make me get the photo's out & yes people will remain

[Ent]

Or we could all just behave like adults?

[NickisBHAFC]

Also bring back super realist.

[Hero]

Can i have a clear out of people i dislike Im a wise yet reasonable person sometimes....

You can't remove me

Don't make me get the photo's out

Stored in your Juan.K bank?

[Fernando]

Can i have a clear out of people i dislike Im a wise yet reasonable person sometimes....

You can't remove me

Don't make me get the photo's out

Stored in your Juan.K bank?

No they are in my if Hero goes corrupt and i need to bribe with file

[Hero]

I think I both emphasised Nick's point and moved it away from behaving like adults wanted in one sentence there.
Kudos to me!

[GSC]

Some admin members say stuff on here that I find really rude, I complain nothing happens. I say something less rude and I get either banned or email warnings. 

99.9% of my posts are rubbish but equal punishments should be the case.

99.9% is underestimating fella.

[Hero]

1 in a 1000 posts there must 1 gem somewhere?

[GSC]

Roughly 600 must be predicting a Brighton loss

[Fernando]

The other 400 say Bite/Ch0mp/Believe in the Shield & Follow the Buzzards

[Guest]

1 in a 1000 posts there must 1 gem somewhere?

There really isn't.

[Fernando]

What happens to Hero on a friday night....

Be warned if you open this picture you will throw up

Heroooooooooooo's secret life:

[Hero]

I know someone who bought 36 rolls of that tape off the internet just because it was cheap. Ended up just wrapping a mates car in it.

[Fernando]

Is that your way of justifying the picture

[Hammersmith harrier]

http://www.espnfc.com/chelsea/story/2431611

He's such a needy child.

[Dolphin Ziggler]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/11580318/Newcastle-captain-Fabricio-Coloccini-in-bust-up-with-Tim-Krul-on-team-bus-after-Leicester-defeat.html

[Guest]

Coloccini been a liability for a long time, been truly awful & with Williamson as his sidekick, it's no wonder we have the second worst goal difference in the league. Makes me wish we had Bramble & Boumsong back. Ever since the wife wanted him back in Argentina a year ago, his heads been elsewhere. Not surprised Krul has lay into the muppet, need to send him & Carver packing & get some real leadership in.

[FootballLight]

Its fair to say Carver has had a pretty horrendous time at Newcastle. They should stay up, but by the skin of their teeth. I can't see them picking up anymore this season if I'm honest now. People said 35 points is enough, its not now. Sunderland and Hull both win their games in hand and Newcastle are 17th by this point.

So, Newcastle are gonna stay up, not getting any more points, and 35 points won't be enough to stay up. But Newcastle will stay up. On 35 points.

I'm glad you pointed that out not me.

They probably will stay up, but on goal difference really and on 37 points. It doesn't make much sense how you've just said 35 points won't be enough to stay up, but Newcastle will say up on 35 points. Unless your being your usual self and just joshing me? (Not a surprise).

[Guest]

Apparently John Carver sacked after a meeting with Lee Charnley

[Guest]

I heard its just a routine weekend debrief between the two. Actually astonished he didn't go Saturday evening, if he stays, can't see you surviving.

[Good Golly I'm Olly]

Apparently John Carver sacked after a meeting with Lee Charnley

Quite the opposite it seems John - Mr Carver will be staying to lead the toon for the rest of the season!

I'm beginning to gather balloons for the #toonrelegationparty...

[Guest]

Such disappointing news, this decision is just another nail in the coffin. Looks like it's come about from McClaren rejecting us.

[Ent]

It isn't even funny anymore how much of a shambles Newcastle are in.

[Lowlandbrit]

Newcastle have still got one easy game. Home to West Ham. Only two people will be motivated to win: Allardyce and Nolan. The rest are on the beach already.

Could be the only two on the pitch though, Newcastle players probably worried they'll be stuck with Carver if they start winning.

[Guest]

Good point, he's lost the players already & if they do survive, they will have to work with him next year, as survival means Ashley will no doubt make Carver permanent, as he's the ideal cheap puppet, unlike McClaren

I can't see them breaking us down next weekend, Pulis will no doubt have the frustrating tactics, crowd will get annoyed & then we will pick them off. Many of the Newcastle players won't have the fight under Carver, they've shown that already. Players like Cisse, Sissoko, Tiote, Janmaat, Perez will all be in demand this summer, relegated or not, so there's not much motivation from the key players to actually fight this one out

[Fernando]

Following the result at Leicester City on Saturday, there has been two days of frank dialogue with John Carver and senior players.
The outcome of those discussions is that the board, John Carver, his staff and players are absolutely focused on our current situation and the three hugely-important fixtures that remain this season, two of which are at St. James' Park.
All parties accept responsibility for the current situation but are determined, together, to ensure this Club - your Club - retains its Premier League status.
That is the only focus at this time.


In short Mclaren said no.

[Guest]

The statement should of been this,

Newcastle Statement on the 4th May 2015

John Carver is staying on & we’re going down

Thankyou, Lee Charnley MD

[Azzy]

So yesterday it was being linked with Thauvin, today it's condemning the club to relegation? What kind of leadership is there at Newcastle?

[Lowlandbrit]

In short Mclaren said no.

I still think they should be trying to get Warburton for next season instead. Doesn't have the pedigree, but his background and track record suggest he could bring the change they need (without Ashley having to spend big manager money).

[Fernando]

In short Mclaren said no.

I still think they should be trying to get Warburton for next season instead. Doesn't have the pedigree, but his background and track record suggest he could bring the change they need (without Ashley having to spend big manager money).

He would be a good championship manager for them

[FootballLight]

Good point, he's lost the players already & if they do survive, they will have to work with him next year, as survival means Ashley will no doubt make Carver permanent, as he's the ideal cheap puppet, unlike McClaren

I can't see them breaking us down next weekend, Pulis will no doubt have the frustrating tactics, crowd will get annoyed & then we will pick them off. Many of the Newcastle players won't have the fight under Carver, they've shown that already. Players like Cisse, Sissoko, Tiote, Janmaat, Perez will all be in demand this summer, relegated or not, so there's not much motivation from the key players to actually fight this one out.

In a sense this is a good point, in another scenario, its not. Yes, most of them players will be in high demand in the summer as you say and I would expect the majority to leave maybe bar Janmaat and Perez, I think they will stay. However, clubs aren't going to be chasing after players who don't have any effort to keep their current club up because its shows their unprofessionalism just because they might get a move somewhere better in the summer. So really if the Newcastle players are to fight for anyone, it must be for themselves, ultimately, its their careers that are on the line. If they don't fight for the club or the manager, they fight for their careers at least because they've all still got a good few years to go yet before the even consider retirement and they don't want to be playing for small clubs in a small division.

[Dolphin Ziggler]

Sissoko, Janmaat and Perez are the ones I expect to leave regardless of position. They are ones who have come out with a modicum of positives from this season. Krul will certainly be looked at too.

The others will depend on situation.

Can't see Carver being made permanent if they survive. Being cheap generally involves some calculated risk...it'll cost him more in the long run to have Carver and he knows it.

[FootballLight]

I'd say Krul, Sissoko and Tiote are almost definite this summer. Haven't really seen enough of Perez or Janmaat this season but neither have hardly made the headlines whereas the others have more often so I can't say either will leave. Probably underrated by me. If the players and the fans don't want him, then is there really an argument as to why he should stay this summer? No. No disputing that he will be leaving in the summer. If he doesn't, good luck to Newcastle.

[Good Golly I'm Olly]

McLaren is so going to west ham it's obvious

[Fernando]

[Duty281]

McLaren is so going to west ham it's obvious

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/west-ham/next-permanent-manager

40/1, my darling.

[Dolphin Ziggler]

Not a chance in hell. Moyes or nothing, i'd imagine.

[Fernando]

Rafa is favorite

Id love Rafa as west ham boss it would be great...

[Good Golly I'm Olly]

McLaren is so going to west ham it's obvious

http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/west-ham/next-permanent-manager

40/1, my darling.

All over it

[Azzy]

Nando on paper that's one of the weakest Arsenal teams since the Bruce Rioch season.

[Fernando]

Nando on paper that's one of the weakest Arsenal teams since the Bruce Rioch season.

Yeah on paper, On the pitch their racking up wins like it's someone told them CL qualification was still at stake

[westisbest]

Nando on paper that's one of the weakest Arsenal teams since the Bruce Rioch season.

Thats a shocking Hull side.

[Fernando]

Nando on paper that's one of the weakest Arsenal teams since the Bruce Rioch season.

Thats a shocking Hull side.

Expect a 2-0 Hull win thn 

[westisbest]

Lets hope not.

[Fernando]

Lets hope not.

You don't need to worry you're safe, Just pushes Newcastle further south like a hooker behind a Taco Bell.

[westisbest]

No, I think we will stay up.

I think Newcastle would be a big loss to the league.


Anyway at this stage its 1 from, Hull, Newcastle, Leicester, Villa, Sunderland for 18th spot.

Nothing against them, but would like to see Hull go out of that lot.

Villa obviously not. Sunderland/Newcastle to stay up because of the derby. My fiancee's family are Leicester fans, so be good to have another ding dong with them next season.

So that leaves Hull.

[Fernando]

I think Newcastle would be a big loss to the league.

Really? Can't say id miss them or Sunderland or Leicester tbh.

It's official the PFA are a bit strange Mesut Ozil was player of the month for April.

[westisbest]

Wouldn't really miss them myself.

Just think more on their fan base really. Great stadium etc.

Probably not the best reasons, but hey.

Looking forward to seeing how Bournemouth do next season.

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