Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup 2022/23 etc... Discussion Thread

[Curry]

Messi wins the Ballon d'Or

Liverpool lead the Premier League by 8 points after only 14 games

Conte's Inter look like real challengers to Juventus

Bayern Munich in collapse

And although it won't matter to almost anyone else, the race for the Scottish title is heating up with both teams currently leading their Europa League groups

Who is loving/hating the season so far?

 

[Leon TrotSky]

Enjoying Hearts being shite at the moment, their dirty anti-football has served them too well for too long

 

[Grimoire Lenin]

No disrespecting Liverpool.

 

[Curry]

As a Chelsea fan this season has already been a bizarre ride. Initial expectations were low and smashed by about week 4. Lampard's football has been a breath of fresh air at times and James/Tomori/Mount/Pulisic/Hudson-Odoi/Abraham have all had some moments to shine (and a few not to shine so much if we're being honest).

Sceptical of how well we'll last this season but very optimistic for the future.

 

[Leon TrotSky]

This team could win the PL if it's not carved up and distributed among the superelite within a few years (which it will be)

 

[DOPA]

Have no idea how West Ham managed to beat Chelsea away of all teams after not being able to buy a game for 8 straight .

Pellegrini FINALLY changing the keeper from that trash Roberto really helped, the new keeper was a lot better and the rest of the team followed in sync. HOPEFULLY we can start picking things up again now.

 

[Leon TrotSky]

Gabriel Jesus' last 11 goals have all been away from home Hell of a stat, that

 

[Curry]

It's only been 1 day but I'm already hoping Amazon get more games in future. £8 for a month of free deliveries, access to films+TV AND consistent, user-friendly streaming? Lovely.

 

[Chr1st0]

They started off with just the us open on tennis and now they have loads of the lesser tournaments too so I imagine they will branch out with more games/leagues in future

 

[Keith]

I'm a Villa fan. So we're back in the top flight this season. Hard to know how we'll do. Have spent a lot of money. Some of the new players have fitted in better than others. Our new striker looks lost. So far I'm quite happy. The results haven't quite matched the performances. But I'd say based on the first few months of the season that there are at three teams worse than us.

 

[Leon TrotSky]

Bald Fraud being defeatist because he got fucked by Ole

 

[The Jam]

Premier League schedule Boxing Day - New Years Day

Thursday 26 December - Amazon Prime Video
Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton & Hove Albion - 12.30pm
AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal - 3pm
Aston Villa v Norwich City - 3pm
Chelsea v Southampton - 3pm
Crystal Palace v West Ham - 3pm
Everton v Burnley - 3pm
Sheffield United v Watford - 3pm
Man Utd v Newcastle United - 5.30pm
Leicester City v Liverpool - 8pm

Friday 27 December - Amazon Prime Video
Wolves v Man City - 7.45pm

Saturday 28 December

Brighton v Bournemouth - 12.30pm - Sky Sports
Newcastle v Everton - 3:00pm - Sky Sports
Southampton v Crystal Palace - 3:00pm - Sky Sports
Watford v Aston Villa - 3:00pm - Sky Sports
Norwich v Tottenham - 5.30pm - Sky Sports
West Ham v Leicester - 5.30pm
Burnley v Man United - 7.45pm - BT Sport

December 29

Arsenal v Chelsea - 2pm - Sky Sports
Liverpool v Wolves - 4.30pm - Sky Sports
Man City v Sheffield United - 6pm

January 1 - All on BT Sport

Brighton v Chelsea - 12:30pm
Burnley v Aston Villa - 12:30pm
Newcastle v Leicester - 3:00pm
Southampton v Tottenham - 3:00pm
Watford v Wolves - 3:00pm
Man City v Everton - 5:30pm
Norwich v Crystal Palace - 5:30pm
West Ham v Bournemouth - 5:30pm
Arsenal v Man United - 8:00pm

January 2 - BT Sport
Liverpool v Sheffield United - 8:00pm

 

[Leon TrotSky]

It's genuinely unsettling how you need 3+ expensive subscriptions just to watch one team play all their games

 

[The Jam]

Chelsea

Though I probably shouldn't laugh before United kick off

 

[The Jam]

United 4-1

Leicester losing 4-0 though