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They're the worst-run club (pound for pound) in the history of football this last decade.

Fair enough, thanks for answering. Yeah I meant 5 traits from each.

Southampton have conceded 74 goals in 31 games. That is horrendous :lol:

spurs and soton fucked my exact in stoppage time, pair of cunts

Famous last words, but I fancy Marmoush to do quite well here. He has pace, skill, can finish, can take people on. Good all-round player who can cause their defence problems.

Matchday 20s here https://www.livescore.com/en/football/england/premier-league/manchester-united-vs-manchester-city/1250891/lineups/

Haaland is injured, out til May or so.

Game raising cunts, in other words. Also, City should have more of the ball, and United like that as they can pump long passes in behind.

Let's hope not but I am suspecting it might happen. I am gonna stick with my original pick of City win though. If I change and they win I will kick myself.

Indeed.

Thought on Manc derby, big man? I have predicted 1-2 but I am just not sure. United tend to scab results in this fixture sometimes, and the City starting XI looks slow and mistake-prone.

Chiesa is (in my opinion) definitely more technically gifted than Gakpo and Diaz, yes.

Predicted 2-0 Spurs. It has been that way for a long time so hopefully it stays like that til full time.

Probably drinking less mate.

Agree, there's so many resources now for even smaller clubs to scout players. Football is generally good these days. Perhaps me thinking it has declined is more because I find it more boring in my old age. If I was a zoomer/gen alpha 14-year-old and knew nothing about past players, and the...

Looks like a shockingly old team Pep has picked. I did predict 1-3 but considering altering it now. But there are subs, and there might be method in Pep's madness. But playing Bernardo, Gungo and De Bruyne all in the front 6 at United away is very slow-paced to me. Maybe two of them, Why no...

Roma-Juventus same time. Two good games.

Yeah that is the point I have constantly made for months now, stronger mid-table gives the idea the top is worse. Or could it be the other way around? A worsening top and weaker bottom makes the mid-table look better? I think the overall thing to take away is that - in a 20 team league - there...

Yes, maybe that is a better way of putting it, rather than declined. Not always, but sometimes the 'lesser' clubs are constantly closing the gap (not financially, but in scouting and being smarter). This is leading to more competition and the stronger mid-table in some leagues I refer to...

I don't think that's the case. I can't remember who posted it (think it was jamrock) earlier, but someone said that La Liga big three are faltering too, and Inter don't seem as good as they were either. Bayern don't appear to be as good as they were during prime Pep and Klopp days either. Maybe...