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Today’s Football 2021/22 Season
- Thread starter Nymzee
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Game on
who needs moise kean when you have icardi
Icardi to the rescue
BlueStevie35
Player Valuation: £70m
Yes full capacity since the season’s start yet nothing heard of any COVID cases as a result of full grounds as of yet
zukai12_
Player Valuation: £35m
i want him to lose too, but he's at Madrid, there worst is still enough for 3rd in La Liga
its annoying but whatever, he wont win them CL which is all they care about
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
I've read on other Everton forums of these cases.
Chris O'Connor
Player Valuation: £35m
Our next league opponents are Norwich (at home)
Last season they walked the championship as they had done a couple of years previously but their first promotion was quickly followed by humiliation in the prem and this season could be similar.
Norwich two years ago in 2019/20 went down as an embarrassment to the premier league with a mere 21 points, 17 points adrift of second to bottom Watford.
This season they've had a tough start with fixtures against City and Liverpool but then lost to Leicester at home (Norwich are no Brighton) lost to a stuttering and badly out of form Arsenal before getting hammered at home to promoted Watford. Losing becomes a habit so that so called 'easier' games become equally as difficult.
Daniel Farke the Norwich manager described the Watford game as not a vital 6 pointer and hinted at the type of laissez faire couldn't care less attitude that pervades Carrow Road. If that wasn't important then what is????
Burnley provided the blueprint to improving with each successive promotion until you're good enough to stay in the prem. Norwich are doing the promotion/relegation bit but without 'improving' at all, they're far too open and that gets punished in this league. Easy to think we'll help them get off the mark but more than likely they'll just lose heavily again.
Last season they walked the championship as they had done a couple of years previously but their first promotion was quickly followed by humiliation in the prem and this season could be similar.
Norwich two years ago in 2019/20 went down as an embarrassment to the premier league with a mere 21 points, 17 points adrift of second to bottom Watford.
This season they've had a tough start with fixtures against City and Liverpool but then lost to Leicester at home (Norwich are no Brighton) lost to a stuttering and badly out of form Arsenal before getting hammered at home to promoted Watford. Losing becomes a habit so that so called 'easier' games become equally as difficult.
Daniel Farke the Norwich manager described the Watford game as not a vital 6 pointer and hinted at the type of laissez faire couldn't care less attitude that pervades Carrow Road. If that wasn't important then what is????
Burnley provided the blueprint to improving with each successive promotion until you're good enough to stay in the prem. Norwich are doing the promotion/relegation bit but without 'improving' at all, they're far too open and that gets punished in this league. Easy to think we'll help them get off the mark but more than likely they'll just lose heavily again.
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Oh no!
Toast
Player Valuation: £80m
YoboCopter
Player Valuation: £50m
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