The instantaneous gloating over us losing would dissolve quickly into the depressive realisation that Spurs won, spinning out into the new season of Bojack Horseman.
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FootyEra 18/19 Season |OT 3| VAR VAR Oblak keep, have you any pens?
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The instantaneous gloating over us losing would dissolve quickly into the depressive realisation that Spurs won, spinning out into the new season of Bojack Horseman.
I'd like Spurs to win it but I can't see past Liverpool.
Klopp will have them fired up something rotten.
A decade or so ago, Liverpool Football Club was owned by 2 absolute leeches, who drained us of nearly every penny we had. We were not far from going into Bankruptcy. FSG came and bought us, and loaned us the money to get us out of our debt. Loaned it, we still pay it back (I'm not sure how much is left). FSG then made the right moves, changing how the club was run, getting in managers who could get the best of the players they had (we had a few bad decisions in this department too), and getting better sponsorship deals for the club - like the one with New Balance. We signed it as a progressive contract which meant the more successful we were, the more money they would pay the following season(s).
We also spent a good few years, building players up and selling them for ridiculous amounts of money (see Sterling, Suarez and Coutinho). We then reinvested that money back into the squad, getting some really good bargains in the market (like Mohammed Salah) and some freebies in Milner and Matip. Slowly but surely, we addressed all of our weaknesses using money we had amassed from sales, sponsorship's and cup/league placements. We earned the right to spend that money.
City's owners came in, bought them and just started piping money in via dubious sponsorship deals with companies they themselves owned. They are now being investigated for breaching various different versions of Financial Fair Play.
Dead.
Ps if spurs beat us in the CL final I'm going to request a perm. Maybe kill myself too. Not sure which to do first.
I haven't supported Liverpool since 2005 champs league final but I happily want them to win. If Spurs wins, we're not gonna hear the end of it with how much hte english media sucks their dick. Liverpool fans are awful but at least they didnt win the league.
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Congrats to City once again. Not gonna bring up shit like the FFP, if Watford weren't going to even try with an F.A. Cup sitting right there, then a fucking is what they deserved. And it's only been pointed out to me today, that with City winning, and us potentially winning the European Cup, we may be in with a shout for 6 trophies next season.
Six chances for you lot to watch us potentially shit the bed in glorious fashion!
Six chances for you lot to watch us potentially shit the bed in glorious fashion!
Its gonna be great no matter who wins.
But I feel like Spurs winning would trigger some sort of cataclysmic worldwide event that ends all life on earth.
But I feel like Spurs winning would trigger some sort of cataclysmic worldwide event that ends all life on earth.
Spurs winning would destroy me but the reactions here would be classic.
You're gonna have to nuke this thread and start a new one.
If it's any consolation, I think I speak for a lot of the regular Reds in here that, should we win, you probably won't see many of us for long that evening.
Everyone moans about us, but if we weren't here, it would be like the empithad.
Is Aubameyang the most underrated striker of our time? i think so. he scored 31 goals in germany in one season to rump lewandowski and get the golden boot. he scored 22 goals this season and got the golden boot again. both were achieved in C-tier teams (arsenal and dortmund). He also scored 19 goals in the french league with St. Etienne another C-tier team.
Your Dortmund hate is getting old, Dortmund and Arsenal are certainly no C-tier teams. In Germany, there's one better team than Dortmund, and in England, there are two, maybe up to four teams that are better than Arsenal. I don't wanna take anything away from Aubameyang but scoring as many games as those teams' main striker isn't that crazy.
Both are C-tier teams in europe.
A-tier is Real, Barca, Bayern (debatable), Mancity, Juve (lot of money, lot of titles)
B-tier is Liverpool, Chelsea, PSG, Atletico, Tottenham (lot of money, not so many titles)
Arsenal and Dortmund are C-tier.
Of course he didn't, he's hardly going to admit it is he?
Sour grapes, but I don't like what City is doing to English football at all, I am sure if you are one of the few thousand fans you must be loving it, but we could be in for a period of really boring seasons where people lose the will to care as we all know who will win...
I know Watford never helped themselves, but that was a perfectly decent PL team getting turned over by a team who only has 1 serious opponent
I know Watford never helped themselves, but that was a perfectly decent PL team getting turned over by a team who only has 1 serious opponent
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There was nothing decent about that performance- never mind City, Watford were legitimately dreadful in their own right. Any number of teams would have given City a better game than that.
Thanks, mate. We played well today, but it's just an ok end to a very awful season. With players like Lo Celso, William Carvalho or Canales we cannot end in the middle of the table. Disapponting.
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