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True but the previous style, as of now, had brought more success. Also that distinct style makes them more memorable. 1653765775

Does anyone else prefer the pre-Covid Liverpool which won the CL and Premier League to this current team? This current side might be better in terms of personel and had more trophies within their grasps, but that earlier side played with a type of energy and intensity that I do not see with...

Seeing Giroud's success since leaving Arsenal is just hilarious. World Cup, Europa League (scored vs Arsenal in final), Champions League and now Serie A. A true meme club if there ever was one. They really managed to convince the world that he was a meme player for half a decade. I wonder how...

Closest was Atletico 2019, but that was all Ronaldo and did not amount to anything.

Arteta has done well considering the mess he inherited and the squad at his disposal. However, even with all the good work this will turn out to be a huge missed opportunity for Arsenal. There are similarities to Emery's first season in which Arsenal actually had a very good season but faltered...

Tbf I remember Liverpool being a joke club in the early 2010s. There were some howler transfers and managerial appointments made by the club including but not limited to Carrol, Downing, Borini, Hodgeson etc. It was only after Klopp came that Liverpool recruitment became top level. Though that...

Allegri vs Klopp debates were last legitimate like 5 years ago lmao. Klopp has long put that comparison to rest. 1650451238 Its Pep, Klopp and maybe Zidane, then the likes of Allegri, Conte and Tuchel on a level below. Allegri would have to prove himself in another country and/or win a CL to...

United are horrible, but what a goal from Liverpool. Prime Barcelona stuff and Thiago is running things in midfield. 2-0. 1650396302 We are blessed to have not drawn them since 2019 (or any other big team for that matter) :lol:

I can see them following the path of Stoke if they were to go down...

1650018671 This is one of the craziest sacking that I've ever seen lmao. Dyche has lead Burnley to punching way above their weight for like 5 years straight and has that relegation scrap experience. Can't see them staying up now.

I was referring to his antics which have brought about some of football's great rivalries and moments. The actual GOAT is Ferguson, but I can't definitively place anyone else above him. 1649490116 He had a 12 year peak (2003-15), that's not short. And I don't think he sucks now. He just wasn't...

Thats definitely possible considering their personalities and previous remarks. But tbh for me it feels like they are too scared to put their balls on the line and outright say how they feel. 1649489694 Hes picked up form in recent weeks, but is never worth the ridiculous price which Dortmund...

Both Klopp and Pep are lame mofos. This Liverpool-City "rivalry" in which coaches and players only compliment one another fully sums up what's boring about this era of football. God bless Mourinho for giving us entertainment to last a lifetime vs Pep in 2011. Always my GOAT.

Rooney is the player who got me into football. Looking at what he's done with Derby so far, I think there is every chance that he'll have a very successful career.

1648277601 Definitely the best individual season in Premier League history. I've never seen a player carry a team that close to the top like Suarez had with that trash Liverpool side. I actually watched Liverpool quite a bit that season just to see what crazy thing he would pull off. Even in...

Arsenal deserve top 4, but I really hope Spurs manage to steal it from them.

Arsenal are going to get top 4 this season. This should have been the expected result considering they have no Europe, went out all cup competitions early and spent the most in the summer. But Arteta deserves credit for having achieved this while managing to get the entire squad to buy into his...

Wayne Rooney is a top 5 Premier League player ever, yet he's a bit underrated and mentioned less compared to players who he was better than. Examples: Aguero, Hazard, Lampard, Drogba etc. Rooney was probably #3 in terms of popularity compared to Messi and Ronaldo in the late 2000's/early10's so...

Definitely. Imo if not for the crazy injury list, they would've won it last season as well.

Moyes has done a great job at West Ham, it's nice to see his reputation is repaired after being clowned for almost a decade. However, I don't think they can sustain a push for Top 4. That spot is reserved for Tottenham, Man Utd or Arsenal and my pick is Tottenkham.