Discussions on the 2022-23 Premier League Season Soccer

[Dylan]

35 minutes into the Brentford vs Man United game.

Brentford leading 4-0!!!!

Brentford players ran 13km more than Utd players. Obviously, Man United have more talented players than Brentford, Their starting 11 was worth £455m compared to £55m for Brentford but talented won't win games if they don't put the effort in.

 

[Dylan]

What a game between Chelsea and Tottenham.

It finished 2-2 and both managers received straight red cards at the end of the match after being booked on 70 minutes.

I didn't see the game but all the talk at the end was about the two managers. What happened?

 

[Crabtree]

Aston Villa have confirmed that new signing Diego Carlos has ruptured his Achilles' tendon and will require surgery.

The Brazilian is expected to be out of action for 6-9 months.

 

[Crabtree]

I didn't see the game but all the talk at the end was about the two managers. What happened?

Nothing really, overzealous celebrations by both of them at goals, some passion too, then a handshake where Tuchel expected Conte to "look him in the eye"....nothing more than some handbagging.

Tuchel wasn't happy with the refereeing for both Tottenham goals.

Good game, full of passion.

 

[Franco Pinion]

What a game between Chelsea and Tottenham.

It finished 2-2 and both managers received straight red cards at the end of the match after being booked on 70 minutes.

Spurs are the new shithouse kings and I for one absolutely love it. Conte is having a positive effect on his players.

 

[Crabtree]

Liverpool drop points again. Two games, two draws.

A moment of madness from Darwin Núñez who's shown a straight red card for headbutting Joachim Andersen!

 

[Legion]

Very even game so far between Spurs and Wolves.

 

[Bandit]

Very even game so far between Spurs and Wolves.

Tottenham were dire in the first half with only one shot on target, in fact only one shot in total, and that came on 42 minutes.

Surely, they can't be as bad as they were in the first half

 

[Best]

Very even game so far between Spurs and Wolves.

Harry Kane scores a back post header. He has made history by becoming the top scorer for a single Premier League club, with 185 goals!

 

[8-Ball]

Tottenham 1 Wolves 0
Crystal Palace 3 Aston Villa 1
Everton 1 Notts Forest 1
Fulham 3 Brentford 2
Leicester 1 Southampton 2

I remember people hyping up Gerrard and Lampard and saying Vieira would be the first one to be sacked last season. Despite what the media will tell us, he's a superior manager to both of them and I'm glad he is doing well.