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Still nil all after 70 minutes.

For my part, I am struggling to work out which team (of either City or Chelsea) I would prefer to see defeated; in a way, it is a pity that they cannot both lose.
And - as is the mad way of life - I had no sooner penned and posted the above, - when City scored.

Damn.

It seems that I've changed my mind; much though I dislike Chelsea, I think I would rather that they won.....
 
Correct me if i'm wrong but i believe thats 7 consecutive finals Chelsea have lost.

Also not sure i agree with Guehi being eliminated from the competition with Palace only to turn around and lift the trophy with City
 
Should've held out for the Liverpool job me thinks. But i'm guessing he was told Slot would be staying.

I hope i'm wrong for his sake but don't see this ending well. But he'll get a payout either way

Guess it'll be young managers vs Pep next season.
 
By the way. A very popular column from German WDR "Zeiglers wunderbare Welt des Fußballs":

"We also explain how our popular "Crap Goal" column is now conquering foreign markets and go on a search for clues at the old Weidenpesch stadium."



At minute 16 and 22 seconds. Football Daily mentioned the invented term from "Zeigler". Derek Rea reads the corresponding text aloud at 18:18 in English! Have fun! 😊⚽🏟️🥅


"Crap goal nonstop!":


(Zeigler's Wonderful World of Football)

 
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Shocking decision from VAR in the Utd game.
Agree completely.

Normally, I tend to side with referees, - they get enough abuse from fans and footballers, after all - but this decision - that the handball was "accidental" - is baffling. A handball, irrespective of whether accidental or not, is still a handball.
 
If Spurs lose away to Chelsea, which seems likely, and then lose at home to Everton, West Ham could still beat them by winning against Leeds on the last day. The Paddy Power admin may be proved right after all…
 
If Spurs lose away to Chelsea, which seems likely, and then lose at home to Everton, West Ham could still beat them by winning against Leeds on the last day. The Paddy Power admin may be proved right after all…
Pretty long odds though. If we lose today (currently 3-1) Spurs just need 1 point from two games and we must beat Leeds. I’d not take those odds.
 
A bit hypocritical considering he's been awful this season.
But he made the point, is the style of football played, doesn't suit his style, and with Trent gone, the supply disappeared. I am not a Liverpool fan, but even I concede that to him.

They won the title last season under the same manager so i fail to see how he's to blame personally
Slot admitted he didn't change much, as they were playing a style that was winning them games. At the end of the season, a lot left, and new players arrived, and quite a few were injured. Keep up...
 
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But he made the point, is the style of football played, doesn't suit his style, and with Trent gone, the supply disappeared. I am not a Liverpool fan, but even I concede that to him.
Well, yes; but, is there any onus on him, or degree of responsibility on him to actually attempt to adapt to changing circumstances?

Even Haaland has adapted - has had to adapt - his style this season - and the wretch is still successfully scoring dozens and dozens of goals.
Slot admitted he didn't change much, as they were playing a style that was winning them games.
Well, yes.
At the end of the season, a lot left, and new players arrived, and quite a few were injured. Keep up...
And yet others failed to deliver, and this is on them, not the manager.
 
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What I thought I saw with Liverpool that after a while in this season the energy and inventiveness went out of the players. I think it was a collective lack of hunger, and there were some injuries, and the season became a slog.
 
What I thought I saw with Liverpool that after a while in this season the energy and inventiveness went out of the players. I think it was a collective lack of hunger, and there were some injuries, and the season became a slog.
I will add that I think that the tragic death of Diogo Jota may have contributed to this malaise, and not just because he was an excellent footballer; there is nothing like a sudden - and tragic - death (especially in what may have seemed, until then, to have been a gilded life) to make one take stock and possibly to question one's previous priorities.
 
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