Boom_Bap wrote: » Arsenal, with a couple of additions could be quite the team and one to worry about next season. Utd need a lot more I think, and I think they will make a good few signings this summer. But there will be a gelling period required for such an overhaul.
Pheonix10 wrote: » I'd take that wager. We were shocking under Mourinho and end of season. Simply won't be as poor as that again.
shamrock55 wrote: » Tbh I can see everton finish above utd and Chelsea if they bring in lampard
8-10 wrote: » A lot will depend on who Arsenal and United sign. I don't think there's much between them as it stands to be honest and big signings and de Gea staying would push United ahead for me unless Arsenal do good business. Chelsea I have no idea
TitianGerm wrote: » You still need to get rid of the toxic atmosphere from the United dressing room. Emery is a much better manager and has had his season to bed in so I expect he'll push them on now.
Pheonix10 wrote: » Isn't that your saying though? Next year is our year I'm saying we won't be as bad and should sail top 4. City, Pool, Spurs, Utd will be it. Arsenal are just crap.
yourdeadwright wrote: » Spur's are a few signing from being a really really good side Don't forget they barley played a home game in the last 2 season's
TitianGerm wrote: » It could always get worse though. De Gea leaves, Romero not as good as people think. Young RB, Bailey injured again, Jones making funny faces all season. Matic older and slower, Pogba doing his usual Houdini impersonation. Lukaka leaves, Rashford top scorer with less than 15 goals. Ole like a 90 year old at the wheel, no clue how he got there, no idea where he's going, and just mashing away at the pedals. Once the window closes we'll have a better idea though. If De Gea, Pogba and Lukaku leave your fecked.
8-10 wrote: » [QUOT[/QUOTE de Gea staying would push United ahead for me
radiata wrote: » He was awful last year, I hope utd keep him
rob316 wrote: » 40m transfer budget apparently, basically 1 maybe 2 player they can buy. They need pretty much whole new defence. It'll be city and Liverpool top 2 again next season I see no indication why that will change.
The adversity Fabinho overcame throughout the 2018-19 season has the player feeling satisfied with his output at the conclusion of year one at Liverpool. After agreeing to join the Reds from AS Monaco in May 2018, the Brazilian would have just one start – a third-round League Cup tie – to his name towards the end of October. But fast forward to the final game of the campaign and the No.3 was the midfield shield of a side that won the Champions League having also amassed the third-highest points total in top-flight history. "Overall I think my first season at Liverpool was good," said the 25-year-old. "In my first season I knew there would be a learning and settling-in period. I went through this. "It didn't last that long but I remember it wasn't easy starting afresh, I was left out for a few matches. "Even though I was telling myself that I needed to work hard and be patient, it's not easy being out of the team. But that's in the past now, I started playing more. "The more you play, the more you can enjoy your football. I think I became an important part of the team, I gave the manager another option he could depend upon. So I think it was a really good season In addition to help from Brazilian teammates Alisson Becker and Roberto Firmino, Fabinho's adaptation to Merseyside was also aided by Sadio Mane. The pair can both communicate in French and developed a bond off the pitch and on it – evidenced when Fabinho laid on a wonderful lofted assist for Mane's goal against Manchester United in December. "Sadio Mane is a genuinely impressive player, he's tireless, playing in every game with such high levels of intensity and concentration," Fabinho continued. "His technical ability goes without saying, he always makes a difference for us. "He's a complete player – he gives you the option of a short pass or a long ball, he contributes to the build-up and creation of play as well. He's a great player in amazing form, which is really important for his confidence. "Off the pitch I chat with him quite a bit as we both speak French, my French is still better than my English. He's a great lad. Sadio has been a really important player for us this season."
gimli2112 wrote: » I always think even when Mane doesn't play well he contributes. He's like bedlam on legs.
yourdeadwright wrote: » Personally I think he is our best player, He combines what Bobby and Salah both have in one player, He is an absolute baller, If he wasn't such a humble guys he'd have a huge profile and world star, The guys has everything and has improved every season to date, He was brilliant in 2017/18 and then went and improved again this past season , I think he now knows he belongs at the top and has that confidence about him that he knows he is world class , He seems to believe in himself up against any team or any player, I read where he is in the training ground 2 hours early every day to get massages and to prepare for training , He is proper professional
steve_r wrote: » Well said. He also shone in games like Leicester and West Ham when the team was finding it hard going - his scoring run at that time kept the show on the road. His workrate is incredible in terms of making runs and showing for the ball and I don't think he gets enough credit for how good a finisher he is.
Bandana boy wrote: » I think Leicester will be looking at the trouble at utd and Chelsea and think time to make top 6 a top 7 and with Arsenal needed alot of work too will be having a small wager they sneak top 4
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