General Premier League Thread 2024-25

In before the hindsight merchants say that it was justified because Harry Maguire scored from a corner.

Jake O'Brien's first premier goal.

I'm not fan of City and their ways, but that disallowed goal was a farce. If it takes 4 minutes to see if there's obvious evidence to overturn a goal, then I've got news for you, there's clearly no obvious evidence!

Salah is getting rather good at that outside of the left foot slice pass. TAA was inches away from getting on the end of one a couple of minutes ago. And now another attempt could have capped a goal of the season contender, but the outstretched Diaz finish is just wide.

Murphy could have picked up 2 yellow cards in that sequence.

Liverpool making it look easy. Can give us the title whenever

The Liverpool player had his hand on Pope’s shoulder, kinda holding him down. Can’t do that to the keeper - correct decision I thought.

Arsenal won't finish 2nd.

Don't know how I missed that. If he did, it didn't look like anyone heard it.

it is more competitive, no doubt about that. i would say the gap between 2 - 16th is closer than before. and that suits the best team, in that their next best competitor can lose points to anyone.

i dunno, fair play to liverpool. its some achievement and kudos to them for handling the transition from klopp so well. it's really quite remarkable.

Sky and TNT won't like to say it, but this has been a boring Epl campaign this season.

Liverpool winning it without any real challenge. Will finish miles chest, it has been a one team league this season.

Arsenal have always been the same distance away from Liverpool for most of the season, never showed any sign of gaining ground, probably due to Liverpools consistency.

And this last few weeks with Arsenal bottling it has made the league a non event now, bar watching who is going to make the CL.

I have to agree, I don't think the league has ever been as strong with regards the middle, to the lower pack. In a way this season has been a funny one, no team should be running away with it, but Liverpool have managed to go to some of these difficult places and get results. So fair play to them.

I'm going to make a brave prediction, moving forward I think this could be the last of the 90 point seasons for the next few years. (That's if Liverpool get there). There's just too many difficult teams, with quality all over the pitch to try and beat everyone. Wolves have 3 players in the Brazilian squad for God sake.

The problem on the flip side of this, it's now even more impossible for the promoted clubs to stay up. The quality of the teams ahead is just too great.

There was a big gap at one point

but Arsenal did get it back to 4 points

before falling off a cliff