EPL 2024/2025
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I read that in their three knockout games the Lionesses were ahead for only 4 minutes and 16 seconds combined and they lost their first game against France and yet they won the tournament.
There is a huge lesson there for other international teams preparing for major tournaments. It's finishing brilliantly that matters.
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Lucy Bronze, England's Right Back, revealed she played the entire tournament with a broken tibia. Respect!
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WSL attendance was down more than 10% last season so it will be interesting to see how the FA use the Lionesses success int he Euros to reignite year-round interest in the women's game.
More fixtures at different times to EPL fixtures or as curtain raisers would seem sensible. I think the potential market in the UK for women's football, if marketed well, is enormous.
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Paulsen on bench in today’s game v Man U, likely to get game time. Hopefully he kills it
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@bayimports Didn’t get on watched the whole game. Bournemouth were woeful especially to make my lot look good.
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@mikey07 said in EPL 2024/2025:
@bayimports Didn’t get on watched the whole game. Bournemouth were woeful especially to make my lot look good.
Had a close offside call denied and then missed another good chance. Second half though was awful. We have a lot of work to do. Very sloppy defending allowing some big gaps
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Liverpool have had a £120m offer for Alexander Isak turned down and look set to walk away from the transfer.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c5yl7epeyv0o
Will Man City or Arsenal step in and match Newcastle's 150 million valuation for the Swede?
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@sparky said in EPL 2024/2025:
Liverpool have had a £120m offer for Alexander Isak turned down and look set to walk away from the transfer.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c5yl7epeyv0o
Will Man City or Arsenal step in and match Newcastle's 150 million valuation for the Swede?
Monopoly money
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Son Heung Min is leaving Spurs with immediate effect. Such a great servant for the club. But he's diminished and this way Frank isn't pressured to play him, and Sonny doesn't suffer the prospect of riding the bench for a team when he always used to be first name on the sheet. Let him go wherever he wants to, although ideally he doesn't stay in the Prem
