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Nicholas Constantino
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Don't want to jinx myself but my crazy pre-season prediction is starting to look a whole lot less crazy.
Don't see how Liverpool's schedule is harder. Yes they still have to play #1 Chelsea, but the other 4 opponents are all bottom half: 11, 14, 17 and 18. MC has 7, 8. 9, 15 and 18.Liverpools fixtures look slightly harder to me.. But City have been in terrible form.
I'm kind of indifferent as long as Chelsea win the league, but I guess I would like to see Liverpool get the fourth spot. Think City will though.. They can't stay this bad for much longer.
The writing's been on the wall for a few weeks now, but this still stings a bit. I don't know anyone who didn't root for Burnley. It probably makes it harder for real Burnley fans, but I'm glad that they were eliminated on a win.Burnley becomes the first team to be relegated this year despite beating hull city 1-0.
This seems highly unlikely. However, it wouldn't be the first time that Pep leaves a team that he has been successful with.Take it FWIW: http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/09/report-pep-guardiola-leaving-bayern-munich-to-manage-manchester-city/?utm_network=facebook&utm_post=3668375&utm_source=FB - NBC Sports Socce
Report: Pep Guardiola leaving Bayern Munich to manage Manchester City
Joe Prince-Wright
May 9, 2015, 11:20 AM EDT
AP
Pep Guardiola could be heading to the Premier League.
According to reports from beIN Sports in the United Arab Emirates, the homeland of Manchester City’s owners, Guardiola will leave Bayern Munich at the end of the season and join Man City as their new manager.
I don't think he's beet that successful at Bayern, to be honest.This seems highly unlikely. However, it wouldn't be the first time that Pep leaves a team that he has been successful with.
The writing's been on the wall for a few weeks now, but this still stings a bit. I don't know anyone who didn't root for Burnley. It probably makes it harder
how exactly hasn't he been successful? Are you saying that any manager could've done what he's done?I don't think he's beet that successful at Bayern, to be honest.
With that said, I don't see him going to City either. I think Pellegrini stays.
Not any manager. But any top manager, yeah. He won the league with hands down the best team while regressing in every single department.how exactly hasn't he been successful? Are you saying that any manager could've done what he's done?
I'm not exactly a Bundesliga fan by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I merely based my prior comments on the amount of and success that Bayern has had in all competitions.Not any manager. But any top manager, yeah. He won the league with hands down the best team while regressing in every single department.
QPR didn't just lose; they were slaughtered! As if losing 6-0 wasn't bad enough they are now being relegated and people around the world watched it on TV!QPR deserve to be relegated with they way they played this morning. In fact I'd rather see them be banned from promotion for a few years for this display.