Final GW
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Liverpool needed to score when it was 0-2 Villa. The pressure would have been immense. Alas it was not to be. Bring on Real Madrid!
So ManU get the Europa League despite losing and West Ham are headed for the European League no one wants to be in.
Here’s the danger now: Liverpool will finish the season with fewer defeats in all competitions than digits on my hand, and could have only two domestic cups to show for it.
points deduction for that pitch invasion!
So glad I became a neutral after Wenger's exit, and FPL has really made the last two seasons fun to pull me back in
really sucked to seek Burnley go down, thought they played their hearts out more than Leeds
see everyone in 12 weeks
So glad I became a neutral after Wenger's exit, and FPL has really made the last two seasons fun to pull me back in
really sucked to seek Burnley go down, thought they played their hearts out more than Leeds
see everyone in 12 weeks
A Henderson/Fabinho/Keita midfield is less than ideal. A Henderson/Jones/Keita midfield? Arghhhhhh
I would have thought EA Sports would already have had a rendered crowd ready. Dunno why they needed the extra time.
They had to clear all the fans we don’t have off the pitch it’s hard to corral so many invisible men
So how do the awards work? They give both Son and Salah the golden boot? I’m assuming there’s no assist or penalty tie breakers?
That’s correct … they share the award … happened a couple of years ago with Mane, Salah and Kane?
First thing I thought of as City / Villa went FT.
I was not ready to get hurt again - but I also never believed Villa would hold off City.
win next week please
I think, on the one he muffed, he saw Son and wanted to try to get him the ball instead of just drilling it.
That makes sense. If you’d have asked me back in the 80s which of my favorite teams had broken my heart the most in middle age, I’d have been shocked to learn it was 49ers.
I’m fairly certain City and Everton fans got together today and finally agreed that the Rodri situation was a good non call of handball
A little recognition is due for Milan, who won their first scudetto in 11 years and did it without a big time goal scorer and the fifth highest wage bill in Serie A. Their entire management team - Gazidis, Maldini, Massara, Pioli - doesn't get enough credit for taking a total mess of a club and turning them into league winners the hard way, building successfully around youth and being willing to stick to their guns and let key players walk on frees rather than disrupting their financial model.
And doing it in a season where their main rivals, Inter, had an incredibly large number of, shall we say, "fortunate" calls go their way. That campaign would have seriously stunk if the Nerazurri were on top.
There is a lot of wham on Everton Twitter of blues joshing their red friends about this. But at the time it was most definitely not funny. Everton deserved at least a point out of that game. At halftime City had the lowest xG of any half of football they'd played that season and it wasn't just a run of the mill bus-parking - Toffees were playing as well as I've seen them in recent memory. Of course City eventually turned it on as Everton tired but still got nothing except a deflection. If that penalty is given Everton get at least a point and maybe all three.
I mean if it's so freakin' bad that PGMOL has to apologize after the game....
It's easy to laugh about it now but that could have been the difference in staying up.
I mentioned this in another thread last week. Hugely impressive feat from AC and the rest of Europe is on notice about a potential resurgence. FML.
I hadn't heard anything about this, but I don't follow Serie A that closely. I'm just bummed AC beat out Inter.
"Oh what a night, watching Tottenham on a Tuesday night, you play Thursday cuz your f**king shite, what a feeling oh what a night"
Meaningless, but interesting to look at, the EPL Aggregate Table
Aggregate Premier League Table 21/22
Aggregate Premier League Table 21/22
| RANK | TEAM | POINTS |
| 1 | Liverpool | 49 |
| 2 | Man City | 47 |
| 3 | Spurs | 42 |
| 4 | Arsenal | 38 |
| 5 | Chelsea | 36 |
| 6 | Leicester | 31 |
| 7 | Aston Villa | 30 |
| 8 | Brentford | 30 |
| 9 | Man Utd | 27 |
| 10 | Newcastle | 27 |
| 11 | Palace | 26 |
| 12 | Brighton | 26 |
| 13 | West Ham | 25 |
| 14 | Everton | 22 |
| 15 | Leeds | 20 |
| 16 | Wolves | 19 |
| 17 | Burnley | 16 |
| 18 | Southampton | 15 |
| 19 | Watford | 11 |
| 20 | Norwich | 11 |
Ha! A team like Palace getting an apology? Against Liverpool/Klopp?
(Edit: Not to mention Firmino was offside on the 2nd goal that game. That was the game that pretty much moved me into the anti-VAR camp, at least for the PL, which clearly can't handle it.)
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I had to look it up too. But taking the total of both games against each opponent to determine who gets the points.
