Today’s Football 2022/23 Season

[JohnRoss23]

Why did all the clubs agree to 5 subs when this only benefits the rich clubs

The arguments people make online, “It allows for players to avoid injury. Fans want to see their favorite players and that can’t happen if they aren’t well rested.” And “It gives players who don’t play as much a chance to get into the game.” What kind of argument is the last one? That’s something you might say if this is a school rec league.

 

[Blueclouds]

Because apparently we all live in fear of them sodding off to their super league.

Right, absolutely terrible decision to allow 5 subs. The 3 subs usually test the management tactical ability now they have 2 extra chances to put it right. Another blow to the league

 

[TheBigIguana]

People parroting for years that he was just all pace and had poor footballing ability was odd

Rice? I don't think he's particularly good on the ball but he does win the ball really well. He'd improve someone like United. Some of the other top teams I'm less sure.

Still the fees around him are absurd.

 

[RomanReigns]

Moyes football is quite dull ain’t it

Effective at times but dull as dishwater

 

[Blueclouds]

Moyes football is quite dull ain’t it

Effective at times but dull as dishwater

Tbf it was city, city are a ball hogger team.

 

[daza_1973]

Why did all the clubs agree to 5 subs when this only benefits the rich clubs

Because if they didn't the scab six would try to take the ball home again.

 

[zook]

Rice? I don't think he's particularly good on the ball but he does win the ball really well. He'd improve someone like United. Some of the other top teams I'm less sure.

Still the fees around him are absurd.

Talking about Kyle Waker no?

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Moyes football is quite dull ain’t it

Effective at times but dull as dishwater

The thing is its impossible for any club outside the scab 6 to really put something together long term.

At some stage you get found out and cant just sign a £70 million CF or 2x players for £100 million combined to freshen it up.

Wolves dropped form after a very good 2 seasons, West Ham likely will this season.

Leicester will be just happy they managed to pull off the unbelievable before their slide.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Solid win for City

 

[longers]

is it me or does one lad have exceptionally long arms

 

[Prevenger17]

City will take some beating this year, effing hell

 

[Jamiednm]

is it me or does one lad have exceptionally long arms

The lanky streak of pi5s, it looks Photoshopped!

 

[Billy Dean]

Honestly not seen him for United to judge. He was unstoppable in Germany but it's a much less defensive league. Maybe the pressure and expectations are too high there. He has not long turned 22 though.

would you say he's lost a bit of acceleration? I didn't watch him much in Germany but what he did see he seemed to be more willing to take a defender on in a 1v1. But now he always seems to turn away and play a safe pass

 

[Nymzee]

would you say he's lost a bit of acceleration? I didn't watch him much in Germany but what he did see he seemed to be more willing to take a defender on in a 1v1. But now he always seems to turn away and play a safe pass

Possibly. Did he get COVID? Might be a consequence of that but like I say, never seen him for United. I think wingers tend to be less likely to go at defenders 1v1 than in Germany.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Talking about Kyle Waker no?

Probably. I got lost.