EPL 2024/2025
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Trent Alexander- Arnold has confirmed that he is not signing a new contract with Liverpool and that he will leave the club after 20 years with them on 30th June.
Almost certainly the 26-year-old Right Back will sign with Real Madrid on July 1st.
@sparky said in EPL 2024/2025:
Trent Alexander- Arnold has confirmed that he is not signing a new contract with Liverpool and that he will leave the club after 20 years with them on 30th June.
Almost certainly the 26-year-old Right Back will sign with Real Madrid on July 1st.
20 years WTF
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Sounds like it was a classic to befit the first leg
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Inter were my pick to win in from the round of 16 onwards (said this to a couple of mates) and now they're making every post a winner.
Man U and Betis to win the Europa and Conference leagues are my other picks too.
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It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
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It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Somewhat? We can't stop anyone
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The game was mega.
Yamine Lamal is out of this world.
Shearer summed it up best:
We expected a good game, but this? Thank you Inter Milan, thank you Barcelona for providing us with incredible entertainment and two great football matches.
"What we have witnessed has been something very special. It's been a pleasure to be here." -
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Yup i think people are sleeping on this 2nd leg. It's so bloody cold up in Bodo that it makes it tough for any traveling side up there. Like playing the Drua in Fiji in Super Rugby, but with completely opposite climates.
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@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Yup i think people are sleeping on this 2nd leg. It's so bloody cold up in Bodo that it makes it tough for any traveling side up there. Like playing the Drua in Fiji in Super Rugby, but with completely opposite climates.
@African-Monkey said in EPL 2024/2025:
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Yup i think people are sleeping on this 2nd leg. It's so bloody cold up in Bodo that it makes it tough for any traveling side up there. Like playing the Drua in Fiji in Super Rugby, but with completely opposite climates.
I think playing them in May shouldn't be too bad - better than February anyway. Bodo have lost all of the away games in their Europa League run - and won all of their home games. Interesting.
PSG v Inter final - should be a good one. Didn't see this morning's game, reports were that Arsenal channeled 1980s Wimbledon in their approach to get it in the mixer - that's one way to avoid the press.
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@African-Monkey said in EPL 2024/2025:
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Yup i think people are sleeping on this 2nd leg. It's so bloody cold up in Bodo that it makes it tough for any traveling side up there. Like playing the Drua in Fiji in Super Rugby, but with completely opposite climates.
I think playing them in May shouldn't be too bad - better than February anyway. Bodo have lost all of the away games in their Europa League run - and won all of their home games. Interesting.
PSG v Inter final - should be a good one. Didn't see this morning's game, reports were that Arsenal channeled 1980s Wimbledon in their approach to get it in the mixer - that's one way to avoid the press.
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
@African-Monkey said in EPL 2024/2025:
@KiwiPie said in EPL 2024/2025:
It has become easier to win the Europa and Conference leagues if you qualify for them without the bumping down of failed UCL and Europa teams. Bodo-Glimt v Spurs second leg will be fascinating given the home record of the Norwegian team and Spurs being somewhat flaky.
Yup i think people are sleeping on this 2nd leg. It's so bloody cold up in Bodo that it makes it tough for any traveling side up there. Like playing the Drua in Fiji in Super Rugby, but with completely opposite climates.
I think playing them in May shouldn't be too bad - better than February anyway. Bodo have lost all of the away games in their Europa League run - and won all of their home games. Interesting.
PSG v Inter final - should be a good one. Didn't see this morning's game, reports were that Arsenal channeled 1980s Wimbledon in their approach to get it in the mixer - that's one way to avoid the press.
Yeah should get to a high of about 5 for the Bodo Spurs game, warm up there haha.
The thing with PSG is that their last 3 ties have been against English opposition. Italian sides set up completely different, they'll find things harder in the middle of the park and Inzaghi sets up with a traditional 3-5-2 formation, where the front 2 don't tend to press, it tends to come from guys like Barella and Mhyikatarian/Calhangnolou. They'll happily play 2nd and aim to frustrate PSG for as long as they can, whilst still being a threat up front with Martinez and Thuram with Dumfries and DiMarco playing high.
I may be wrong, but the more I think about it, the more I've convinced myself that Inter win it.
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@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
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@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
Yeah, looked like a repeat of the first fixture when Evanilson scores right at the end with a near post header from a free kick, but Jebbison needed to throw himself at the ball after Emi saved the initial header, instead, he allowed Cash to come in and clear.
Huge result for Villa, keeping our champions league hopes alive, and a bit of a disaster day for Bournemouth, with their European hopes in jeopardy after Brighton and Brentford also won.
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@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
Yeah, looked like a repeat of the first fixture when Evanilson scores right at the end with a near post header from a free kick, but Jebbison needed to throw himself at the ball after Emi saved the initial header, instead, he allowed Cash to come in and clear.
Huge result for Villa, keeping our champions league hopes alive, and a bit of a disaster day for Bournemouth, with their European hopes in jeopardy after Brighton and Brentford also won.
@African-Monkey either way well done bro
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@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
Yeah, looked like a repeat of the first fixture when Evanilson scores right at the end with a near post header from a free kick, but Jebbison needed to throw himself at the ball after Emi saved the initial header, instead, he allowed Cash to come in and clear.
Huge result for Villa, keeping our champions league hopes alive, and a bit of a disaster day for Bournemouth, with their European hopes in jeopardy after Brighton and Brentford also won.
@African-Monkey said in EPL 2024/2025:
@bayimports said in EPL 2024/2025:
@African-Monkey if Jebbison was actually premier league worthy I suspect we get a draw lol
Yeah, looked like a repeat of the first fixture when Evanilson scores right at the end with a near post header from a free kick, but Jebbison needed to throw himself at the ball after Emi saved the initial header, instead, he allowed Cash to come in and clear.
Huge result for Villa, keeping our champions league hopes alive, and a bit of a disaster day for Bournemouth, with their European hopes in jeopardy after Brighton and Brentford also won.
Villa have qualified for Europe for three seasons in a row which is a massive achievement given where the team were when Unai Emery took over (one point off the relegation zone) and before that when Dean Smith took over (middle of the Championship and facing problems with the tax man).
Tottenham at home just before the UEFA Cup final and ManUtd away just after the UEFA Cup final looks like a bit of a dream run-in. So it's whether the team can perform in those last two games and how the other clubs do (including Man City and Crystal Palace in the FA Cup Final) that determine which European Competition AVFC play in next year.
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If this is half true it’s still a hell of a story
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If this is half true it’s still a hell of a story
@MiketheSnow said in EPL 2024/2025:
If this is half true it’s still a hell of a story
I remember reading that he scored against Wrexham in non-league play years ago. Not long after he began his climb to the top
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This is an amazing achievement by Chris Wood. Only 52 players have scored 20 or more goals in a season. There are some well-known players who aren't on the list.
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Given English international and top rated striker Danny Welbeck has just achieved 10 EPL goals for the season for the FIRST time, 20 is extraordinary for Wood - especially for one of the lesser clubs in the league. Might be a target for Wrexham next season if Forest decide they want a change of strategy .....
Meanwhile Sheff U v Sunderland in the playoff final after Sheff U trounced Bristol C and Sunderland squeaked past Coventry with a goal right at the end of 120 minutes. Probably Sheff U to go up - doesn't really matter, either one will be relegated next season.
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Dean Huijsen to Real Madrid, big loss but great profit, likely future Spanish captain IMO
