The Premier League 2024/25

[Liars Bar]

I believe that the TV picks haven’t been made for the Arsenal round of fixtures yet.
When they start moving games about I assume one will be ours to the Wednesday.

[Liars Bar]

Man City also down to play Sunday Tuesday at the minute too.

[Jsmed]

I read that they aren’t announcing changes to these games until after the FA Cup 4th round, for whatever reason.

Absolutely no way we play on Tuesday following a Sunday game.

[DeesideRed]

Newcastle’s form is phenomenal

Newcastle at home 20pts - Forest 18pts

Newcastle away 18pts - Forest 23pts

Indeed but Newcastle form since Isak came back is phenomenal. 

Shows how hard it is for 'new' clubs to balance europe and the league, particularly at CL level.

Villa are this years Newcastle

[The reds]

Is this true?

Can't be surely.

Sunday 23rd February
Premier League
Newcastle United versus Nottingham Forest kick off 14:00

Tuesday 25th February
Premier League
Nottingham Forest versus Arsenal kick off 19:45

That is what is wriiten on BBC Football website fixtures.

Due to be announced this week the changes. Probably Tomorrow.

[Username]

Newcastle’s form is phenomenal

Newcastle at home 20pts - Forest 18pts

Newcastle away 18pts - Forest 23pts

I was referring to the fact that they have won nine games on the trot.

[Sausage Roll]

Haaland has signed a new 10 year contract with Man City.

[Salvatore Matrecano]

Haaland just signed a 9.5 year contract. Wtf? He will be 34 at the end of it.

He is rumoured to be on 500k a week, by my maths thats about £250m over the full term.
The risk there is not so much getting a career ending injury which insurance covers but lets say he pops an ACL and a bit like Assombalonga with us is never the same player again. Then he is sitting there Arter like because nobody will pay up his contract.

[Paplane]

Haaland just signed a 9.5 year contract. Wtf? He will be 34 at the end of it.

He is rumoured to be on 500k a week, by my maths thats about £250m over the full term.
The risk there is not so much getting a career ending injury which insurance covers but lets say he pops an ACL and a bit like Assombalonga with us is never the same player again. Then he is sitting there Arter like because nobody will pay up his contract.

They're getting watertight for when they get relegated.

[Sniffer Dog (Admin)]

Haaland just signed a 9.5 year contract. Wtf? He will be 34 at the end of it.

He is rumoured to be on 500k a week, by my maths thats about £250m over the full term.
The risk there is not so much getting a career ending injury which insurance covers but lets say he pops an ACL and a bit like Assombalonga with us is never the same player again. Then he is sitting there Arter like because nobody will pay up his contract.

They're getting watertight for when they get relegated.

I bet there is a clause for that ^^

[Username]

Watching Burnley v Sunderland tonight and forgot just how turgid the day to day Championship can be.

We really do need to use this season to ensure our long term future is in the top flight.

[stirred]

Watching Burnley v Sunderland tonight and forgot just how turgid the day to day Championship can be.

We really do need to use this season to ensure our long term future is in the top flight.

Scott Turgid Parker is just doing what he does at Burnley. 9 goals in their first 2 league matches but he’s obviously coached that out of them with his boring style, scored just 22 in 25 league matches since with one of the better squads. But he’s ‘proven’, because he got Fulham promoted (despite underperforming given he had an excellent squad…)