General Football 23/24

[Kenneth]

1-0 Spurs Vs Saints

[Kenneth]

Edge of the seat stuff. 1-1.

[Kenneth]

2 1 to Southampton

[Chris]

Ajax just completely choked the title v a team of carpet fitters who were playing for nothing.

One of the stranger games I've seen, needed a goal for the title v the 2nd worst team in the league and barely tried.

[Roanmore]

Ajax just completely choked the title v a team of carpet fitters who were playing for nothing.

One of the stranger games I've seen, needed a goal for the title v the 2nd worst team in the league and barely tried.

They were awful, couldn't be arsed in the second half.
Blew my coupon as well

[Bender]

[ame]https://twitter.com/GoalAdviser/status/729653968780021760[/ame]

[Fivex]

[Roboklopp]

http://gu.com/p/4j2cm/sbl

****end.

[Leyton388]

This west ham send off is a proper cringe fest. I'm expecting them to start signing chim chimney and roll out dick van Dyke with his dodgy cockney accent

[Gibbo]

**** me you'd think the football club had gone into administration and will never be seen again

[Phoenix07]

I've been thinking for a while now, about the European Superleague, and the way the Premier League is going.

Look at the ambition of the clubs wanting to attract top managers, or those who have won things, and had a mixed career. Look at De Boer being interested in the Everton job. Koeman at Southampton, Sanches Flores at Watford.

Are we going to get to a stage where the likes of Eddie Howe and Tony Pulis will be binned off for those with more pedigree, like Favre, Bielsa, Moyes, Rodgers? You can see it getting to the point where all of the twenty Premier League teams will have managers with European experience.

It sounds like a British versus European thing, which it isn't, because I couldn't care less. It's more about the increased quality of coaches in the Premier League, and that the likes of Howe and Monk won't be able to develop, because the appeal of coaches with big experience will prove too much.

[Yozza]

Zlatan Ibrahimovic: Paris St-Germain striker will leave in summer

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will leave Paris St-Germain at the end of the season.

The 34-year-old Sweden striker's contract with the French champions expires in the summer, and he has been linked with Manchester United, Los Angeles Galaxy and AC Milan.

"I am very proud," he said. "I came like a king, I leave like a legend but I will be back."

PSG said Ibrahimovic leaves as "the greatest striker and one of the very best players in the club's history".

[Muddled]

Jeez, he's such a massive weapon.

[Alex]

Is he? I think he's ****ing brilliant. Doesnt give a **** does he.

[Liverpel]

I admire his modesty. Lovely lad.