Match Day Thread 2017/18 Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

Nope, but as their motto is that they pride themselves in unbiased journalism and as a licence payers I expect them to keep their word.
Since their move to Salford their football dept has become a certain club's voice and fanzine.

Sad really that the iconic institution has sunk to redtop level.

 

The petulant little ****er will deserve the ban he receives.

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given engerlund are one result from being in and given the absolute toss of a performance he gave I think a 3/4 match ban won't hurt one jot. all he's miss are a couple dead rubbers and a friendly or two.

 

He said it was banter with Walker

 

Philippe Coutinho won't start for Liverpool for a while - and that's how it should be
Columnist John Aldridge also discusses Manchester City and Clyne injury

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...pool-philippe-coutinho-john-aldridge-13572203

 

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I know this to be F...off.

 

Fixed

 

aldo knows everything....

 

What he pretended it was and what it actually was are complete opposites.

 

Looks suspiciously like a woman's finger, it probably means "swivel on it you male chauvinist pig"

 

Phil's got a crush....shhhhh!

"Rashford's biggest quality is his temperament," said former England defender Phil Neville on BBC Radio 5 live.

"He never looks flustered. He makes a mistake, he misses a chance, he is straight back on the ball and he improves every time I see him.

"We have got an absolute gem on our hands. He has brilliant technique and he has his feet on the ground. He goes watching his mates play on a Sunday morning, he has a laugh and a joke with Jesse Lingard, he doesn't post things on Instagram which make you think he is getting carried away.

"He is a little superstar."


"He is a little superstar."

Nah, he's a decent player/prospect but you've elevated him into the Messi/Ronaldo bracket because he plays for you know who at club level.



#onefordiego

 

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Stoke and Leicester, for instance, are the quickest at progressing attacks towards the opposition goal, with their moves averaging 1.99 metres per second. However, they use very few passes to do that. On average there are just 2.48 and 2.54 passes per sequence in their moves, respectively.
Of course, that style was a much talked about approach during Leicester's Premier League title win in 2015/16. But compare their methods to Arsenal, who are among the top five teams when it comes to the speed (1.79 m/s) they move the ball downfield yet use 4.38 passes on average.
Simply, Arsenal - unlike any other Premier League team - move the ball towards the final third extremely quickly but with intricate passing movements. Indeed, Arsenal have played fewer long balls than any other Premier League side so far this season (48).
Liverpool's attacks average a very high direct speed of 1.72 m/s, with a mid-range 3.49 passes per sequence.
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...g-liverpool-and-premier-league-playing-styles

 

The double helix is easier to understand than this.

 

Everton #confirmed to be the slowest attack in the PL #nosurprise

 

Let's not forget that all the club who are that far up there are all long ball sides.... you're the new Stoke/Leicester/Burnley

 

Nope. I have a similar chart to opta's except mine is 3D and the 3rd axis is height of attack.

We're a long run team, ball to Mane/Salah's feet then they run it the length of the pitch.

Interesting that Chelsea are dead centre of the graph #nostyle #nohistory

 

3 games in with 2 of them being away at City and Chelsea.....

#scientific

 

Mohamed Salah claims Player of the Month award for August

Mohamed Salah has claimed Liverpool's Standard Chartered Player of the Month award for August.


The summer signing made an excellent start to his competitive Reds career with three goals in five Premier League and Champions League appearances during the period.

Salah won a penalty and netted from close range at Watford on the opening weekend of the season, got one of the four goals as Hoffenheim were beaten at Anfield, and struck again in the 4-0 rout of Arsenal before the international break.

The Egyptian yielded 52 per cent of the 32,325 votes cast by supporters on Liverpoolfc.com, ahead of Sadio Mane (20 per cent) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (16 per cent) in second and third respectively.

Take a look at Salah’s August highlights in the free video below – and stay logged on to see the No.11 collect his prize at Melwood in the near future


http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/fir...h-claims-player-of-the-month-award-for-august

 

... and Leicester in top spot have had utd and Arsenal away

.... and Burnley have had Spurs and Chelsea away