Premier League 22/23: Gameweek 28 (Mar 17-19)

[SA Gunner]

Haaland can break as many individual records as he wants. Who cares.

Man City as a side are noticeably weaker with him up front than they have been for the past 2-3 seasons.

The points on the board tell a different story mate. They were at around the same level last season, when they were running away with things.

Haaland disrupts them more than helps them, I agree. But they are still a very dangerous unit when they want to be.

 

[SA Gunner]

Last corner for Chelsea.

Can they pull a "Nelson"?

 

[SA Gunner]

They cant

 

[kofigunner]

LOL. Bottom clubs eking out some draws. We have to make sure we turn the heat up tomorrow. No mucking around!

 

[GoonerJeeves]

Haaland can break as many individual records as he wants. Who cares.

Man City as a side are noticeably weaker with him up front than they have been for the past 2-3 seasons.

I think it is much too easy to blame Haaland. Football is a team game, there are more factors than him. A striker with that eye for goal would be a boon to any team. He'd make us a totally fearsome side.

 

[Taneruit]

TWICE
TWICE ON THE SAME DAY

WHAT IS THIS?

 

[Synical]

Big picture…ideally we don’t want this Chelsea manager sacked before we play them!

They can't sack him this season, surely!

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Never Koulibaly would struggle that much in PL specially playing with Napoli who are offensive team. But he been waste of 35M

 

[Rasmi]

We must support Everton ahead of West Ham in the relegation battle.

We want Rice at a good price

The league needs both to stay up. Proper clubs

 

[Energoto]

Haha Koulibaly is such a joker

 

[GoonerJeeves]

They can't sack him this season, surely!

Looking at Chelsea's history with managers, oh yes, they totally can.

 

[Rasmi]

Never Koulibaly would struggle that much in PL specially playing with Napoli who are offensive team. But he been waste of 35M

That was fantastic play by Sims tbh. The way he slowed down and attack the space most CBs would be left there

 

[Synical]

We must support Everton ahead of West Ham in the relegation battle.

We want Rice at a good price

Plus we want WH to go down

 

[Riou]

So you're telling me Iwobi's Everton and Theo's and Niles' Southampton got last minute equalisers v Sp**s and Chel-****...

...happy pre mother's day to all the Gooner Mums out there!

 

[Synical]

TWICE
TWICE ON THE SAME DAY

WHAT IS THIS?

What are you talking about?

 

[James Bond]

TWICE
TWICE ON THE SAME DAY

WHAT IS THIS?

Lovely stuff.

 

[Rex Stone]

****ing get in there Ellis lad

 

[kofigunner]

They cant

Not even a half Nelson

 

[Taneruit]

What are you talking about?

Same thing (Bottom club last minute comeback against London rival) happened in the Tottenham game. Only around a minute apart (Everton got their goal in the 89 and penalty for Southhampton happened in the 90' I think).

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

The points on the board tell a different story mate. They were at around the same level last season, when they were running away with things.

Haaland disrupts them more than helps them, I agree. But they are still a very dangerous unit when they want to be.

I think it is much too easy to blame Haaland. Football is a team game, there are more factors than him. A striker with that eye for goal would be a boon to any team. He'd make us a totally fearsome side.

I'm not saying that Haaland isn't a top goalscorer, he's a monster and Man City are still a top quality side. It'll be tough to beat them.

I think the days of out and out number 9's are on the way out though. I felt Man City were more effective with more points of attack. Everything is focused on servicing Haaland now really. I think overall it's a little counterproductive.