English Premier League 2023-24 Sportsbook Soccer

[Ginger Ted]

Chelsea and Man City could reportedly be RELEGATED from the Premier League if they are found guilty of breaking FFP rules, after Everton's 10 point deduction today.

After Everton's points deduction, do you think that Chelsea and Man City should also be punished?

I feel for Everton but I guess if you fall foul of the rules then you need to face what comes however it should be the same treatment for all teams so I also feel the Premier League has been gutless in sorting out the cases against Man City and should deal with any other cases against clubs asap.

The City cases have been going on for too long and a decision should come out either way even if the Premier League have to suck it up and admit they haven't got enough evidence to penalise City. Sort it out either way. I am not a City supporter but on a footballing front they are fantastic and whilst I don't think retroactive penalties are good, if they have done something wrong they should be penalised this season. The Premier League just doesn't seem to want to deal with it.

 

[Recycling Bin]

Shaping up to be an interesting season with 8 or 9 teams in the mix for the top 4 and European positions.

Pos	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	GD	Points
1	Arsenal	13	9	3	1	27	10	17	30
2	Man City	13	9	2	2	33	13	20	29
3	Liverpool	13	8	4	1	28	11	17	28
4	Aston Villa	13	9	1	3	31	18	13	28
5	Tottenham	13	8	2	3	25	17	8	26
6	Man United	13	8	0	5	16	16	0	24
7	Newcastle United	13	7	2	4	31	14	17	23
8	Brighton	13	6	4	3	28	23	5	22
9	West Ham	13	6	2	5	23	23	0	20​

 

[Best]

Big wins at the bottom of the table for Burnley and Everton. Burnley's 5-0 thumping of Sheffield United leaves the Blades at the bottom of the table.

 

[Tom]

Man United 0 Bournemouth 3

No excuses, surely. Losing 3-0 at home to Bournemouth is incredibly embarrassing.

 

[Geezer]

Wonder which manager will go first...

Cooper (Notts Forest), Moyes (West Ham), Ten Hag (Man United) or Guardiola (Man City)

 

[Recycling Bin]

Wonder which manager will go first...

Cooper (Notts Forest), Moyes (West Ham), Ten Hag (Man United) or Guardiola (Man City)

Maybe add Pochettino and Eddie Howe to that list?

 

[Boot Cleaner]

Wonder which manager will go first...

Cooper (Notts Forest), Moyes (West Ham), Ten Hag (Man United) or Guardiola (Man City)

Cooper will probably be gone this week.

Moyes should get some breathing room after his successes last year.

If Man United go out of the Champions League midweek I think Ten Hag will be sacked.

 

[Legion]

Soon-to-be Man United part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly held 'secret talks' with Graham Potter, as the ex-Chelsea boss would be his first choice to replace Erik ten Hag

Potter has recently turned down the chance to succeed Alex Neil as Stoke City manager and it's understood he's only prepared to return to management if a major job came up.

 

[Cappuccino Kid]

 https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1736833401980592186

He was a very solid, if extremely risk adverse, PL manager. It was only once he tried to get Wolves playing more expansive stuff that he completely lost it. Reckon Forest won't care how they play as long as they stay up, probably quite a good appointment.

 

[Ginger Ted]

Notts Forest have indeed sacked Steve Cooper and are in advanced talks with Nuno Espirito Santo.