2015/2016 Premier League
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<p>Paying 1/5000 to win as well, wonder how many placed a lazy £5 on that..</p>
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<p>I didn't realise they were so short! I wouldn't have had them certain favourites at the beginning of the season.... :)</p> -
<p>Spot on Mariner - Leicester's 2 gems are obviously Vardy (who wasn't even played as a central striker last season) and Mahrez who they bought for a song from a lower league French club and is phenomenally gifted, pace, a superb shot and some of the best feet you'll ever see, he really does beat players for fun sometimes. Add to that the sheer hard work of the likes of Drinkwater and Konte, the resurgence of Albrighton and a very solid defence and they look a really tough team to beat.</p>
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<p>I like Claudio Ranieri as well, he got hammered in the press during his time at Chelsea, but always seemed to keep a sense of humour. Was widely tipped to be a disaster at Leicester, and first out of the job, and here he is, top of the table. </p>
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="mariner4life" data-cid="557488" data-time="1454976311">
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<p>Liverpool have firmly ensconced themselves in their rightful place in mid-table, and going on cup runs. It's a shit squad of ordinary players bought by a guy with no fucking clue. Fuck you Rodgers, you got lucky with Suarez, and having Sturridge for the 3 months he was actually fit. But you filled the squad with over-priced junk. I feel for Klopp, he's a dude, but this job might be the death of him. He needs to burn the place to the ground, and start again.</p>
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<p>And get rid of Mignolet ffs.</p> -
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<p>I like Claudio Ranieri as well, he got hammered in the press during his time at Chelsea, but always seemed to keep a sense of humour. Was widely tipped to be a disaster at Leicester, and first out of the job, and here he is, top of the table. </p>
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<p>Yeah agree, massive fan of Ranieri here. Really stoked for the guy and what he's achieved so far this season.</p>
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<p>get rid? They signed him for 5 years! 5 fucking years!! He generally concedes the first shot on target sent at him!! Our defense is prone to huuuge lapses, and what do we have to bail them out? A fucking keeper who can't keep a shot out?! jesus that deal defies belief. He's got to be one of the worst keepers in the league. </p>
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<p>I watched that shit this morning. What a crap game. The 2nd half was nearly devoid of shots, just both teams turning the ball over. Liverpool are crap, good luck Klopp, you're going to need it. </p>
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<p>If they are ever going to challenge for anything meaningful, they need to bring in an entire new starting side. And that will not only cost money, but take 6 months to gel. I doubt he'll get that time. So I doubt any improvement is on the way. </p> -
<p>and those three are Leicester, Arsenal, and Spurs? Bizarro world</p>
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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Bovidae" data-cid="558947" data-time="1455576319">
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<p>Big wins by Arsenal and Spurs yesterday to close the gap to leaders Leicester to only 2 pts. Although Man City aren't out the title race it's probably a 3-horse race with 12 games to go.</p>
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<p>City certainly have the capacity to go on a winning run - but appear to be a little too dysfunctional to do it.</p> -
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