The Premier League Thread

[Paddy Podped]

So here's a question.....when/if they sack Jose.....who will they go after? Poch?

Jim Magilton

 

[----HistoryRepeating----]

But Jim's ten years into his job for life.............no way he's going anywhere!

 

[thereisonlyoneno7]

So here's a question.....when/if they sack Jose.....who will they go after? Poch?

It’s obvious - an ex-player. Hughes.

 

[saintrichie123]

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[sotonsaint]

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They really could of phrased that better.

 

[sotonsaint]

United

 

[ChilcoSaint]

United

I know what you mean, but both teams are United!

 

[RSS]

2-0

 

[Schad]

We didn't really need the West Ham revival, heh.

 

[sotonsaint]

Time for mourinho to go surely.

 

[saintrichie123]

Read elsewhere his new nickname is the Portuguese Pulis

 

[RSS]

I wish it wasn't West Ham, but still fun because it's Man Utd and Mourinho.

 

[The Ides of March]

Getting hammered by Liverpool on the opening day of the season must seem like an awful long time ago for West Ham fans. Perhaps their investment this summer will pay off by finishing in the Top 7, and/or winning an overdue trophy.

 

[Qwerty]

Time for mourinho to go surely.

Not yet, this can still get way more funny.

 

[The Ides of March]

They really could of phrased that better.

SS, can I use your sentence for my language students as the "could of" part, is a fine example of the pronunciation of the phrase in spoken English?

 

[ChilcoSaint]

Getting hammered by Liverpool on the opening day of the season must seem like an awful long time ago for West Ham fans. Perhaps their investment this summer will pay off by finishing in the Top 7, and/or winning an overdue trophy.

Horrible club, don’t deserve to win anything. Ever.

 

[ChilcoSaint]

SS, can I use your sentence for my language students as the "could of" part, is a fine example of the pronunciation of the phrase in spoken English?

Although “could’ve” is closer, and is grammatically correct!

 

[sotonsaint]

SS, can I use your sentence for my language students as the "could of" part, is a fine example of the pronunciation of the phrase in spoken English?

Crack on me old muckaaa!

 

[The Ides of March]

Horrible club, don’t deserve to win anything. Ever.

You are getting like me Chilco when I have expressed my sentiments about Glasgow Rangers and Chelsea. The reality is that I feel rather pathetic having these feelings towards any football club. Is it to do with their board of directors? OK, they get the flack for moving into the "tax-payers" stadium. So did Manchester City to a certain extent. However, I prefer to reserve my ire for the people who really deserve it - our awful politicians in particular the fat Boris Johnson who thinks his politics are better than anyone else´s.

 

[sotonsaint]

SS, can I use your sentence for my language students as the "could of" part, is a fine example of the pronunciation of the phrase in spoken English?

I’m going to be honest with you...

I’ve just googled what you were referring to as I didn’t really get what you meant , and even after reading about it for a few minutes I still don’t.