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    @bayimports said in EPL 2025/26:

    @canefan said in EPL 2025/26:

    NES gets the chop

    Sep 9  /  02:18

    Nuno out at Forest 3 games into '25-'26 season

    Nuno out at Forest 3 games into '25-'26 season

    Nottingham Forest have parted ways with manager Nuno Espírito Santo, the club have confirmed.

    Seems a little unfair, considering he took them into Europe on the back of a very good season last year. I don't wish bad for them, especially as Chris Wood plays for them. But it's always dangerous when an owner starts thinking he knows more about football than the football people trying to run his club

    If rumours true big Ange is back

    It would appear so. Terms agreed

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  • sparkyS Do not disturb
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    Ange is the new Forest boss:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cvgq6495gd6o

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    Maybe it's a Greek thing? Maranakis wanted someone who understands him? Well this will certainly make for improved content during the season

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    @KiwiPie said in EPL 2025/26:

    Maybe it's a Greek thing? Maranakis wanted someone who understands him? Well this will certainly make for improved content during the season

    Not sure it will improve the defence though....

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  • KiwiPieK Offline
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    Fairly predictable weekend of results. Liverpool win yet again late in a game (and Burnley lose again with a penalty after 90 minutes). Amorim looks more like a dead man walking as City win 3-0. Arsenal dispose of Ange's Forest fairly easily and Bournemouth win again to cement their place in the top 4 @bayimports

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    @canefan said in EPL 2025/26:

    But it's always dangerous when an owner starts thinking he knows more about football than the football people trying to run his club

    but, but Marinakis has nothing to do with the running of the club.

    Just ask UEFA - and Palace 🙄

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    @KiwiPie said in EPL 2025/26:

    Fairly predictable weekend of results. Liverpool win yet again late in a game (and Burnley lose again with a penalty after 90 minutes). Amorim looks more like a dead man walking as City win 3-0. Arsenal dispose of Ange's Forest fairly easily and Bournemouth win again to cement their place in the top 4 @bayimports

    started our 18 year old CB as well, he is a monster and did better than was expecting.

    Interestingly the the latest fixtures between us and the seagulls has a 2-1 result, thankfully we were finally on the right side of one!

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    Amusing that Sheffield United sacked Chris Wilder when he lost the play-off final, appointed Ruben Selles and have got rid of him after 5 league games (all lost) and are re-appointing Wilder.

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    Ballon D'or awards just happened. As usual, the winner of the men's award was widely predicted. Top 10 were

    1. Ousmane Dembélé (France, Paris Saint-Germain)
    2. Lamine Yamal (Spain, Barcelona)
    3. Vitinha (Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain)
    4. Mohamed Salah (Egypt, Liverpool)
    5. Raphinha (Brazil, Barcelona)
    6. Achraf Hakimi (Morocco, Paris Saint-Germain)
    7. Kylian Mbappé (France, Real Madrid)
    8. Cole Palmer (England, Chelsea)
    9. Gianluigi Donnarumma (Italy, Paris Saint-Germain)
    10. Nuno Mendes (Portugal, Paris Saint-Germain)

    Women's

    1. Aitana Bonmati
    2. Mariona Caldentey
    3. Alessia Russo
    4. Alexia Putellas
    5. Chloe Kelly
    6. Patricia Guijarro
    7. Leah Williamson
    8. Ewa Pajor
    9. Lucy Bronze
    10. Hannah Hampton
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    Not sure how Harry Kane scores 44 odd goals in the season for Bayern (98 in 103 games at this point) and finishes below Cole Palmer. Joke of an award

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    @Dodge said in EPL 2025/26:

    Not sure how Harry Kane scores 44 odd goals in the season for Bayern (98 in 103 games at this point) and finishes below Cole Palmer. Joke of an award

    Well it is just the opinions of multiple people - Bundesliga standard is pretty low for defending these days and Bayern get a lot of penalties - Kane got 9 in the league last season. Maybe if Bayern had got further in the UCL. Same for Salah, needed Liverpool to knock out PSG as they had 5 of the top 10.

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    Potter is goneburger at West Ham and Nuno in. Sounds like the problems at that club are deeper than just the manager and it will be interesting to see if Nuno can Nuno them

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    Potter was a massive meme on x there was a significant amount of roasting but yeah i think their problems run deeper

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    @KiwiPie said in EPL 2025/26:

    Potter is goneburger at West Ham and Nuno in. Sounds like the problems at that club are deeper than just the manager and it will be interesting to see if Nuno can Nuno them

    Nuno's quite pragmatic. He's obviously just not that exciting, because why else would be get chopped from NF?

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    @canefan said in EPL 2025/26:

    @KiwiPie said in EPL 2025/26:

    Potter is goneburger at West Ham and Nuno in. Sounds like the problems at that club are deeper than just the manager and it will be interesting to see if Nuno can Nuno them

    Nuno's quite pragmatic. He's obviously just not that exciting, because why else would be get chopped from NF?

    he is not greek 😉

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    @bayimports said in EPL 2025/26:

    @canefan said in EPL 2025/26:

    @KiwiPie said in EPL 2025/26:

    Potter is goneburger at West Ham and Nuno in. Sounds like the problems at that club are deeper than just the manager and it will be interesting to see if Nuno can Nuno them

    Nuno's quite pragmatic. He's obviously just not that exciting, because why else would be get chopped from NF?

    he is not greek 😉

    If that's the only criteria they deserve to get relegated

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    Bournemouth up to 2nd after a late rush of goals against Fulham. Palace 18 games unbeaten in all comps - across EPL, FA Cup, Community Shield, Europa Conference League & League Cup.

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    stop the comp, im done 🙂

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    Nottingham Forest dealt reality check as Postecoglou successor named - TribalFootball.com

    Nottingham Forest dealt reality check as Postecoglou successor named - TribalFootball.com

    Nottingham Forest are reportedly considering replacing under-pressure manager Ange Postecoglou with Sean Dyche after a poor start to the season.

    Will Ange be replaced by Sean Dyche? What a laughing stock Forest are

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  • KiwiPieK Offline
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    @canefan said in EPL 2025/26:

    Nottingham Forest dealt reality check as Postecoglou successor named - TribalFootball.com

    Nottingham Forest dealt reality check as Postecoglou successor named - TribalFootball.com

    Nottingham Forest are reportedly considering replacing under-pressure manager Ange Postecoglou with Sean Dyche after a poor start to the season.

    Will Ange be replaced by Sean Dyche? What a laughing stock Forest are

    It's all very strange - remove the manager who took you to 7th and replace him with the manager who finished 17th and then find yourself in 17th.

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