15/16 Football Season Discussion Thread

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And the final result is 4-1 to Tottenham. Moving on to the round of 32 in the Europa League as the winners of group J.
Tom Carroll got his first goal in the lillywhite shirt and it was a thing of beauty.

Nights like this is when I really enjoy being a fan of the spurs. When a team consisting mostly of people "on the bench" is this good, you know there is something brewing in Tottenham. The only question marks in my opinion were Bentaleb, who dribbles far too much and plays far too recklessly for a center midfielder. That's not a way to steal Dier's spot (like he even stands a chance to take based Dier's spot). Also Chadli but him I mostly write up with rust from being out injured.
 

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Man U better win.
 

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Man U better win.
They'll just complain about some outside factor like locker room temperature if they lose. Seems to be the Man U way these days.
 

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I also think Man U are going to have a problem adapting to the Europa League-Prem schedule after so long playing as on the champions-prem schedule. The Europa League one is rougher with more travel and reqquires a team that can play two hard matches very close onto another. When you play the champions you play on Tuesday or Wednesday 90% of the time. That gives more days of rest before the league on the weekend. Europa league is on Thursday so the recovery time is going to be cut down.

Spurs are more used to that schedule since this is our 8th Europa league. Our trainer knows how to work with it as do our players.
 

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I also think Man U are going to have a problem adapting to the Europa League-Prem schedule after so long playing as on the champions-prem schedule. The Europa League one is rougher with more travel and reqquires a team that can play two hard matches very close onto another. When you play the champions you play on Tuesday or Wednesday 90% of the time. That gives more days of rest before the league on the weekend. Europa league is on Thursday so the recovery time is going to be cut down.

Spurs are more used to that schedule since this is our 8th Europa league. Our trainer knows how to work with it as do our players.
You get less days off before the CL game though so I'm guessing they'll be OK though, Van Gaal should be able to manage it though guy is a fantastic manager in all truth.
 

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Being English and having a bit of Welsh in me I am looking foward to the England vs Wales game at the Euros.

Italy and Sweden in the same group should be good
 

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You get less days off before the CL game though so I'm guessing they'll be OK though, Van Gaal should be able to manage it though guy is a fantastic manager in all truth.
Out of cl, lost last two games, dull football, Nick Powell up front, spent shitloads of money and they are a joke. Good job I support a successful team in Arsenal:eek:tunga:
 

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haha Man U lost to Bournemouth. Man U has really lost it's touch
 

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@Crayo u alive? U committed yet, bro? Don't commit, bro.

In all honesty. I am starting to suspect that LVG is better suited as the manager of a national team. Where he can pick the top of the litter and work more intensely under a shorter period of time rather than an entire season. Either that or he's the manager equivalent of Roberto Soldado, who does well outside of the PL. But is underwhelming in it.
 

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Out of cl, lost last two games, dull football, Nick Powell up front, spent shitloads of money and they are a joke. Good job I support a successful team in Arsenal:eek:tunga:

They're a point behind Arsenal, admittedly with a game in hand though.

Also since you mentioned Arsenal, this has to come into it.