Premiership 2015/2016

[Walks]

You mean these tactics ??

 

[club_i_champ]

Different games require different tactics from time to time. The saying "whatever it takes to win" comes to mind...

 

[4thplacetrophy]

Really? Do you need to sit on one team and finish fourth every season still riding high from the invincibles of how many years ago? I think Wenger is a great manager I really do especially for developing players and much of his career at arsenal the funds haven't been there when he's needed to make a push with a few big pieces. He's won lots of FA cups which is a big competition but really the third most important.

But.... Mourinho won the champions league with Porto along with a couple league titles, couple league titles with Inter and a champions league win. Both of those teams were not the best team but he had the best tactics. 3 league titles at Chelsea a few FA cups, league title at Madrid. Sorry but he's done Ok, yes he's arrogant and maybe needs to change his approach if he wants to be Manchester Uniteds manager but how can you question his success.

I never said anything about Wenger. Although what he did during 2008-2011 with what he had is pretty impressive. Something mourinho would have walked away from, he never could of handled that pressure. Yes he won the Champions League with Porto, sitting 11 players on his penalty area, only playing one big club during that run, and also with a massively stacked young talented team. As for Inter, Chelsea, and Madird...spend spend spend. The only way he improves United is by spending mass money which he will to cover up the fact he can't coach a team to success without big names.

 

[cascadesoccer]

Same could go for Pep then no?

 

[4thplacetrophy]

Same could go for Pep then no?

In terms of only coaching successful teams sure. But the main difference for me is that Pep revolutionized football when he took over Barca, he implemented a style that a lot of teams now try to replicate. Jose is a good man manager I'll give him that no doubt, but as far as coaching does he really make his teams do anything special? I guess he did teach Chelsea how to park the bus quite well.
End of the day I'll never have to see him at Arsenal which is the only thing I really care about.

 

[Regs]

LFC 2-2 Sunderland

FFS top 4 is completely out of the question now - at this rate, even Chelsea will pass us in the league table

 

[cascadesoccer]

True, but Leicester City on the other hand

 

[Regs]

It's hard not to admire them now, isn't it?

 

[cascadesoccer]

Could they be the Blackburn of 94?

 

[Regs]

I think the comparison they are making is Forest 77-78 who won the title the year they were promoted.

 

[Rangerforever]

It is amazing and fun to see.

I see Vardy just locked in until 2019.

 

[Walks]

Yeah, I hope they win it although I may have to hear it from @whistle blower over the entire summer We've been shite this year so are definitely not deserving of anything, too much inconsistency from the the so called 'top teams' this year.

 

[djones]

Be honest! Just be honest with us! Tell us how you really feel...

 

[Regs]

Awesome.

 

[djones]

 

[freddy]

did anyone just watch the Liverpool thrashing aside form Regs? Did you see Origi's post-goal celebration where he runs over to the stands to his adorning fans? The one fat pasty Liverpudlian grabs him in a full embrace, smooches him, then goes in for a deeper full mouth to mouth smooch, leaving Origi with noticeable traces of meat pie and foaming ale on his mouth. Hilarious!

 

[freddy]

The kiss. They missed the part where his mouth was doing the open moist long smooch

 

[cascadesoccer]

United down 2-1 with fc Midtjylland, with a decent line up with 10 to go. This is so sad its actually hilarious, can we have Jose now please. Maybe the rumors are true, bring in Jose and Ibra comes too. Or that Chimp who went to space, im sure he could think of something.

 

[cascadesoccer]

Just saw Jose in the stands

 

[cascadesoccer]

LVG's Title ambitions are summed up perfectly in this GIF