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Hopefully the club looks at changing the whole medical staff around in the summer, although this has been happening for years, so I really don't expect it to be done :lol
Arsenal had a great final stretch of the season in terms of wins that left them closer in points than they probably were in reality. I think we will probably finish over 90 points next season. I can't really envision us starting so poorly on the road again -- I would expect it'll be very unlikely we drop points to a newly promoted team next season let alone lose to them.
With that being said, I wouldn't necessarily expect an 8 game win streak in the December/January period again because we'll lose Yaya to the AFCON again next season.
I'm still laughing at "a wee bit new to them" -- that's going to make me chuckle for a very long time.
Van Gaal has given Ed Woodward, United's executive vice-chairman, an A, B and C list of desired players.
The prime potential acquisitions include Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben, who does not take his place in Holland's squad until after Saturday's German Cup final, the winger's club team-mate Thomas Müller, an attacking midfielder, and the Borussia Dortmund central defender, Mats Hummels.
Van Gaal has also approved Southampton's Luke Shaw and Bayern's Toni Kroos, who were identified as transfer targets during Moyes' tenure.
Wenger is totally to blame for Jack's first injury though. I do believe that. He was criminally overplayed in his breakthrough season, and, unlike Cesc, RVP, never spent any time injured, so there must have been so much stress put on that ankle of his.
Arteta isn't getting a long term deal because he won't be able to play at this level beyond another season.
If we don't buy a replacement this summer i'll be shocked.
Not only do I think going after Muller and Robben is madness but I don't see how Muller would fit.
I'm not sure comparing points totals season on season is a particularly good indicator. Last season's title was won on a higher points total than any title for the last few years wasn't it...but by the poorest team. Alot happens during the season which impacts the eventual winning total.
Haven't really considered next season yet but first thing that would come to mind is the World Cup and how that might impact on teams early on in the season.
Yeah I agree, it was a league which required alot more consistency to do well in.in all seriousness, I was saying it was a weak league at the beginning of the seasonbut all the top teams got better, considerably better. I don't think this was a weak league at all, this season. Much stronger than the past three or four seasonsa lot of the top PL talent has gone to Spain (Ronaldo, Cesc, etc.) but now the talent is beginning to flow back to the PL.
re: VivaI think the most telling thing about the points total is that all of the top 4 teams were on very high point totals and significantly improved upon the previous season, vs. just one team that was clearly head and shoulders above the rest. I do think there's something to be taken away from that.
That's true, very impressive how City almost seamlessly adapted to Pellegrini's style.Mostly I just mean I think we'll improve as a whole. This season we obviously struggled with the new system at the beginning of the year and dropped a lot of points that we had no business dropping. I don't think that'll happen next season -- certainly not early on at least. I could see us having trouble in that window where Yaya is gone though. That's a big hole to fill for ~6 weeks. I think we'll ultimately finish with more points because we should finish with more points, but you never know I suppose.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/may/15/louis-van-gaal-manchester-united-holland
Not only do I think going after Muller and Robben is madness but I don't see how Muller would fit.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/may/15/louis-van-gaal-manchester-united-holland
Not only do I think going after Muller and Robben is madness but I don't see how Muller would fit.
i don't think the medical staff can do a whole lot when wenger (probably) overtrains his players during pre-season--that's when players already start getting fatigued, which results in muscle-related injuries a few months into the season.
good luck with your aunt, clegg.
I'm not sure to be honest. We really have only been linked with defensive players. Lopes is pretty quick and I think he will get some opportunities next year but I think he still has a ways to go to be at the level of play required for our goals.Haven't seen you linked with that pacy AM type yet though - what's happening there. Is it just an oversight or is there somebody lined up for that role.
Yeah. LolI thought you could use Miis in Mario Kart which can be any skin colour you choose?
I thought you could use Miis in Mario Kart which can be any skin colour you choose?
he also rushes back players. constantly did it with RVP and Cesc. I highly suspect he did it with Ramsey. he was supposed to be back by the end of Januaryand actually was in training the last week of the month before another mysterious "setback." same with Wilshere. there were actually reports of him being back in training before he had a "setback" and missed another 6 months (after his first ankle injury). Wenger really wanted him back for the Milan CL game iirc.
this shit can't just be bad luck or coincidences. there's definitely incompetence at some level going on here, and I think Wenger has a large role to play in it.
I think a 1080P version of that game saves the WiiU. E3 pls
All of this could be alleviated if we had a deeper squad.
Fucking gaming side. Its getting worse and worse every year!
Clegg good luck on your and your aunt's venture. Hope everything turn out alright with you guys!
That flash trailer LOOOOOOL
"It's better to have a good heart than fast legs"
Please. Tell me arrow isn't that level of shit.
he also overplays them (case in point: giroud, ramsey, ozil etc.) which i can sorta understand because he doesn't have, like you said, the deepest of squads--but then again, that's his own fault.
LolThere are no black Italians according to some racist Serie A fans so Nintendo might be onto something there
Most of them don't play games anymore.Fucking gaming side. Its getting worse and worse every year!
Clegg good luck on your and your aunt's venture. Hope everything turn out alright with you guys!
Watch Arrow you goose
Its amazingly good cheese
And who hates cheese
Oh and I saw Godzilla
Shit
You know they pulled something off when a dog is a more interesting character than any human. That kick ass guy, wooden as fuck. Cranston just one dimensional cranstoning and Olsen was basically a yawn machine. The climax is entertaining but the first 2/3 are tedious as shit
Agree with Bradshaw (for once) in the guardian. 2/5.
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Best wishes Clegg, do hope everything turns out well.
That flash trailer LOOOOOOL
"It's better to have a good heart than fast legs"
Please. Tell me arrow isn't that level of shit.
An Old Trafford source said: They just want to know one way or the other. If its bad news and they arent being kept on, then the least that should happen is they should be told.
To keep them hanging on, after the way they have served the club, is unfair.
With great power comes great responsibilityThe dialogue is horrific
With great power comes great responsibility
Why do we fall Mr.Wayne? So we might learn to pick ourselves up.
Etc
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Have to say, I'm nearly caught up with Arrow and I'm not as enamoured as I was at first. The flashbacks have become so tedious and the storyline is a bit guff. Roy and Thea are so incredibly awful.
loooolGaming side is good for laughs. That Far Cry 4 boxart thread. Fucking hilarious example of over-thinking and far-fetched numb-skullery.
so chelsea fans.
do you want mandzukic?
so chelsea fans.
do you want mandzukic?