Nah, xG showing they’ve been really unlucky. Understat’s got them 4th on expected points behind City, Pool and Chelsea bro. They’ll climb from 12th. You heard it here first.
Is The Premier League Tougher Than It Used To Be?
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Shame their keeper can’t catch a cold.
Fernandez isn’t the best but they were unlucky with that long injury to Raya.
Losers always complain about luck. Winners go home and f*ck the prom queen.
How would you know. They shot ‘Gorillas in the Mist’ in your girlfriend’s shower.
UpTheGunnerz
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34 pages and the consensus seem to be that the league is indeed harder and more competitive. Interesting stuff for my dissertation thesis. Lots of interest quotes going in there, unfortunately none of Trax xG-figures
Sh!t is she?You saying that because she’s mix raced?
Hmmmmm
Sh!t is she?
Yeah her dad’s Nigerian.
Lucky man, my wife’s no more exotic than Yorkshire.
Riou
English Super Cup Enjoyer 🤗
What, with all these p!ss poor teams about
Competitively worse...is still competitive, tbf.
grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
There's no way you're married. Planning the family budget must be a nightmare for her. Poor girl.Lucky man, my wife’s no more exotic than Yorkshire.
Lucky man, my wife’s no more exotic than Yorkshire.
Never dated someone from the North. Got with a girl from Derby on holiday once.
GDeep™
The Solihull Slob
Good times, Batistuta and Rui Costa in them purple kits.Same
Would wake up early on Saturday mornings to watch that Gazzetta Della Sport show too.
Such a movie.
If you look at the table you wouldn’t think so. So many teams in -GD and aside from the top 3 most have had on a good 5 loses.
Looking at the win column you see that after 6/7th place most teams have less than 50% win ratio in fact the wins average around 3.2 wins for teams between 8-20.
I’d say the stats indicate to me that the quality is really at the top of the league which isn’t very different from the era of the big four but I may be reading this wrong and it’s still only a third of the season gone so we should give it some time to assess the league before we draw any definitive conclusions.
Looking at the win column you see that after 6/7th place most teams have less than 50% win ratio in fact the wins average around 3.2 wins for teams between 8-20.
I’d say the stats indicate to me that the quality is really at the top of the league which isn’t very different from the era of the big four but I may be reading this wrong and it’s still only a third of the season gone so we should give it some time to assess the league before we draw any definitive conclusions.
Riou
English Super Cup Enjoyer 🤗
Revista De La Liga was my Gazzetta Football Italia, loved that Galacticos Madrid team and Ronaldinho's Barca...if I was watching football in the 90s, I would have loved channel 4 football.
Amazing film...how the last guy died with the gas, terrified me as a kid
Amazing film...how the last guy died with the gas, terrified me as a kid
farzad4daarse
If we don't revolt we deserve the Pub League Mik
Did the Pl ever produce two all English CL finals in the span of a couple of seasons. If anything this is the most dominating the PL has ever been in European competition since the last 70s to the mid 80s.
Revista De La Liga was my Gazzetta Football Italia, loved that Galacticos Madrid team and Ronaldinho's Barca...if I was watching football in the 90s, I would have loved channel 4 football.
Amazing film...how the last guy died with the gas, terrified me as a kid
Yeah used to have that Martinez - Guillem BallaGOAT team up on there.
If not for some seriously quality Barcelona and Milan sides the English clubs would have been cleaning up in the Champions League from about 2005-2010. Who is their to even compete with now? Bayern at a push but they aren't the side they where a couple years ago either.
I'd certainly take the Chelsea and United sides from that era over anything on offer in Europe right now. For whatever reason the talent level in the top European leagues has seriously diminished in recent years.
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