Re:Re:PREMIER LEAGUE 2022/23

Leicester 2 up and cruising , oh happy days :woohoo: :woohoo:

Craig Pienaar wrote:

Leicester 2 up and cruising , oh happy days :woohoo: :woohoo:

thats spoiling my day :sick: :sick:

Blatant penalty denied for Brighton. Here we go again, different people in charge but same old cheating on again

CnC 306 wrote:

Brighton beat them 4-0 in May, so no surprise. I have Brighton to win 2-1 in the comp so come on United beat them 1-0 in the 2nd half :woohoo: :dry:

sometimes i can just give myself a bro hug. Now is that time :ohmy: :woohoo: :whistle:

Great selection CNC , give that man a bells

Leicester shaky defense at play again but i must say that second goal for Brentford was a cracker

Disappointing start for Liverpool but what a great start for Manchester United :whistle:

Brighton have a manager that clearly knows his stuff. He will, without any doubt, get a job at a huge club in the near future

Another heat wave coming expect a shock result or two over the weekend

CnC 306 wrote:

Brighton have a manager that clearly knows his stuff. He will, without any doubt, get a job at a huge club in the near future

Read somewhere he could be considered for the England job when Southgate (contract nearing end) is done...

Not a Man City supporter, what are your thoughts on Erling Haaland after yesterday's performance?

Think he will re-introduce the sweeper system back into the PL, reason being, this chap is lightning fast, so most teams who choose a high-line defensive style will be punished. Both goals yesterday were brilliant through balls which he ran onto.

Think the defenders are going to need a Hayabusa to be competitive in a sprint for the ball.

@bayern...agree...will require a change of tactics to counter...or teams may play narrower in midfield to force the through ball to be wider which will give a little time to cover back to the centre...

As an aside and though a Man United supporter, Brighton's second goal yesterday was very good...helped by some back-tracking defending rather than stopping play earlier and a poor push out save by De Gea...