The so called Big 6.

[DagenhamFox]

Chelsea are on a bit of a run and will finish well but they’re a basket case of a club from top to bottom.

Man Yanited are also shite. The future may be bright with Ratcliffe looking to overhaul the club and maybe redevelop the stadium but apart from one or two players they are garbage.

Spurs are also finishing poorly again and are shipping goals for fun.

Such a shame two of these clubs will likely still represent England in European competition next season, none of these three teams deserve it.

 

[Sohofox]

Daggers - seeing as most of the country thinks we cheated our way back into the EPL with our overspending - might be a good idea to keep our heads down and just get on with trying to stay up.

 

[DagenhamFox]

It’s just an observation about the state of football in this country at the top level. It’s a mess and makes me still annoyed that we didn’t replace Rodgers much much earlier.

 

[MeltonFox]

It’s just an observation about the state of football in this country at the top level. It’s a mess and makes me still annoyed that we didn’t replace Rodgers much much earlier.

I think even with Rodgers gone we still would've been flirting with relegation as a lot of players had mines on next moves i.e Barnes and Tielmans.

 

[perdix]

Favourite uncle of yours?

 

[swabianfox]

I think even with Rodgers gone we still would've been flirting with relegation as a lot of players had mines on next moves i.e Barnes and Tielmans.

Tielemans yes, but Barnes was quoted as not particularly keen to leave (but he knew it would happen).

Rodgers should have been let go six months to one year earlier. They dawdled though, as they did on several other issues.

Man United never seem to have recovered from Ferguson leaving, and they also seem to have the wrong people in charge. Chelsea even worse since Boehly took over. Spurs are just Spurs.

 

[Lozfox1978]

Tielemans yes, but Barnes was quoted as not particularly keen to leave (but he knew it would happen).

Rodgers should have been let go six months to one year earlier. They dawdled though, as they did on several other issues.

Man United never seem to have recovered from Ferguson leaving, and they also seem to have the wrong people in charge. Chelsea even worse since Boehly took over. Spurs are just Spurs.

Maybe they could use Rudkin?

 

[LGFOX]

Tielemans yes, but Barnes was quoted as not particularly keen to leave (but he knew it would happen).

Rodgers should have been let go six months to one year earlier. They dawdled though, as they did on several other issues.

Man United never seem to have recovered from Ferguson leaving, and they also seem to have the wrong people in charge. Chelsea even worse since Boehly took over. Spurs are just Spurs.

You’re spot on. I’ve mentioned it a few times that I personally know Barnes was very upset at leaving us. He’d been here since the age of 9. Now Maddison and Tielemans couldn’t wait to go.
I’ve never understood why Spurs are in this ‘top 6’. It’s great to see the others fail.

 

[swabianfox]

Regarding Man Ure, it's perhaps worth mentioning that allegedly Bayern Munich 'has made contact' with Ten Hag on their vacancy. Who knows whether this is just a rumour but it seems Bayern isn't particularly capable of preventing leaks on their quest for a new manager. And Ten Hag's got history there (he coached their second team ten years ago or so) and speaks German.

Edited to say: and Man Ure could take Tuchel.