It still gets me to crack a smile when I hear “mid-table” and “Manchester United” in relation to each other
They had to salvage something from this season.Man Utd winning the FA Cup demonstrates to other mid-table teams that rolling over isn't the only option against City
I don't begrudge them winning it at all. It's just funny how bad they've been all season, only to then go on and pull one over City.
Vincent Kompany taking over as manager at Bayern Munich has got to be one of the most surprising managerial moves
Vincent Kompany: Bayern Munich appoint Belgian as head coach after leaving Burnley
Bayern Munich appoint Vincent Kompany as their new head coach on a three-year deal after agreeing a compensation package with Burnley.
www.bbc.com
Wondering how Swiftdraw is feeling about this:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...a-confirm-enzo-maresca-appointment-head-coach
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...a-confirm-enzo-maresca-appointment-head-coach
From the “When You’re Smiling” podcast on BBC:
edit: Oooo, I like this one;
This pretty much my feelings. Annoyed, but whatever, he is swapping one mess for a more high profile mess. The Foxes have enough problems in the upcoming season, if the manager doesn’t want to be there he is welcome to leave. Thanks for the Championship season, bye.
edit: Oooo, I like this one;
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Frankly, I am dreading it. Leicester is going to be effective starting in a hole with a guaranteed points deduction coming, no budget, a new manager and probably forced to sell their best players to meet sustainability rules. Frankly, making 17th at the end of the season is looking mighty ambitious.Already waiting for premier league 2024-2025
Man City is suing the Premier League over discriminatory financial rules. Specifically the changes to the associated party transaction rules. Man City claims that the rules were specifically created by it’s rivals in a “tyranny of the majority” manner to stifle their success.
Takes a lot of balls to make that claim given how many league titles they've "won" over the last decade or so
I'm excited that I will participate in the 2024-2025 Premier League and all other football/soccer thread as an actual member of the Premier League.
Arsenal Women going on a US tour feels like a big moment for the WSL: https://arseblog.news/2024/06/arsenal-women-confirm-pre-season-washington-dates/
That's one of the beautiful things about international football. It can give you the best headlines.
Apparently he had a hair transplant a few weeks back and I guess it didn't go fully according to plan.
Hmmm, Euros, not France and not England if that start up that “it’s coming home” shit again. Though looking at the result against Denmark, I think I shall have no fear of that. I think Germany might be the favorite, with Portugal as the my dark horse.
Copa America; anyone who beats Argentina and/or Brazil.
Copa America; anyone who beats Argentina and/or Brazil.
The question is, did VAR call this hole as offside: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...ccer-field-illinois-shocking-video-rcna159215
Leicester has sold Dewsbury-Hall to Chelsea for £30mil. He was definitely one of the best players on the team last season, so his presence will be missed.
I'm sorry I had a snarky post about England queued up right before they equalized.
Today is the day the US could fail to get out of the group stage of COPA America and USMNT can get a new manager.