Today’s Football 2020/21 Season

[TaffyToffee85]

The current bottom three will be the ones going. Fulham have improved, but they haven’t got quite enough bite upfront to justify it.

There are also 17 teams better than those three, so I can see it going the way it is right now.

Anyhow, I’m new here and have been a Toffee since 1994 when I was 9 years old, so I better introduce myself later on!.

 

[Bohemian Toffee]

There are enough fixtures left, but they'd pretty much have to run the table against the bottom half sides they have left. I have a hard time seeing Newcastle going into the six-pointer on more than 37.

The Fulham performance was more damning than the remaining fixture combinations.

They looked like us whenever we get a sniff of top 4.

 

[Martin Alvito]

The Fulham performance was more damning than the remaining fixture combinations.

They looked like us whenever we get a sniff of top 4.

It would be very Fulham to get into position and then lay an egg against Newcastle.

 

[Bohemian Toffee]

It would be very Fulham to get into position and then lay an egg against Newcastle.

That's pretty much what I expect them to do. Blow it on the final day of the season.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Southampton 1-0 up in the first quarter final, Djenepo with the goal on 38 minutes having earlier had a goal disallowed by VAR

 

[Ring master]

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

Southampton 1-0 up in the first quarter final, Djenepo with the goal on 38 minutes having earlier had a goal disallowed by VAR

the classic Nothing Club vs Nothing Club derby

 

[Aberblue]

0 - 2 for the Saints now.

 

[PITA]

Billing for Bournemouth runs like Bambi on ice.

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

can’t help but feel like it will be a little while before we see Bournemouth in the PL again

 

[PhilM]

can’t help but feel like it will be a little while before we see Bournemouth in the PL again

A good thing in my humble of opinion.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Mad thing is this game would be nowhere near as comfortable if we were away to Bournemouth.

Says a lot about how we approach games against "lesser" opposition.

 

[Rook]

Absolutely no end product.. again.. from Lookman.

Me in every Fulham match I've saw Lookman in this year: "You know what, he's a really good player.....30 secs later....oh on 2nd thought"

 

[bilyaletdinov_]

A good thing in my humble of opinion.

can’t imagine that any football fans will miss them, they were only ever in the league to make up numbers. they can come back when their stadium’s capacity is over 1400 people

 

[Chris O'Connor]

One team gets a soft touch like lower division Bournemouth another gets quadruple chasing City.

Arsenal won the 2017 FA cup after meeting two non league sides in consecutive rounds, Sutton United in the 5th and Lincoln in the quarters.

The cup isn't fair it's not decided on merit, you don't have to meet the best to win it that's idiotic, you can meet F*** all and still win the cup, even get relegated the same year like Wigan.

Portsmouth, Wigan, Middlesbrough, Birmingham City, Swansea the list of lower league teams who have won a domestic cup and been relegated soon afterwards goes on and on.

The league is the only place to decide who is a good team the FA cup is a poor lucky dip by comparison - there's some shíte been in the final too - relegated Watford, Middlesbrough, Hull City etc.

The FA Cup is rightly dismissed as worth far less than the league, it's nowhere near a major trophy and most teams have far less respect for it until the later rounds. Why we had to draw City so early on and be this year's mugs and fall guys? We win and everyone else benefits, we lose and everyone else thinks at least we had a far better draw.