Ok then, let it be re-presented thus:
Which team was the most impressive?
Which team was the underachiever?
Best young talent.
Biggest flop?
Best manager
So you got all correct.
Ok then, let it be re-presented thus:
Which team was the most impressive?
Which team was the underachiever?
Best young talent.
Biggest flop?
Best manager
So you got all correct.
Best team this season Liverpool.
Best manager Klopp.
Worst team the bitters.
Most embarrassing team utd.
Fair enough
Which team (aside Liverpool) was the most impressive?
West Ham
Which team was the underachiever (Everton doesnât count)?
Leicester (Man United as underachievers would be an understatement and an insult to the word underachiever)
Best young talent (aside Trent).
Dejan Kulusevski
Biggest flop (Maguire doesnât count)?
Ralf Rangnick - Manager
Jadon Sancho - Player
Best manager (aside Klopp)
Conte
Cunts
(dis)Honorable Mentions:
Romelo Lukaku
Timo Werner
Spurs did well under Conte and should be challenging for third place next season.
United, obviously, but both Leicester and the Bitters would have been expecting better finishes.
Guéhi looks class.
Sancho. Was meant to be the next big thing but has looked average at best so far. Honourable mention to Lukaku.
I like what both Vieira and Potter are doing, while Conte has Spurs moving in the right direction, but Iâll give this award to Thomas Frank.
Man City - 168
Chelsea - 70
Man Utd - 14
Spurs - 13
Liverpool - 11.
Days spent on top of the premier league during this season.
This season
Whoever typed it wasâŠCORRECTâŠ
I was thinking Gelhardt but I need to see more he does look good though
Seen him play a few times, and heâs got that look about him that he could explode in a better team.
Having said that, I donât watch a lot of footy outside Liverpool, so Iâm not that great on players.
What a bellend. Try that with a tiger, depraved beast.
Never would I thought Iâd see the day where Liverpool fans would vote Moyes as their manager of the season.
Has he really done better than Lage/Potter/Thomas?
I chose Frank (Thomas not the useless one at Everton), I think the gap has been shown in teams that come up in recent years, he rode it well as achieving some very credible results.
Lage hasnât done any better than Nuno to be honest and Brighton have stayed pretty much static for a while now I donât quite understood Potterâs hype if Iâm honest.
Westham have pushed on and did well in Europe.
Excluding Klopp ofcourse. West Ham have genuinely done well the last two seasons under Moyes. Credit where its due
Gelhardt is a good call as is Lukaku.
Pogba has under delivered for utd (excepting the month of december) for such a longtime that this season is pretty much par for the course