Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - The Scriptures Prophesied the Messiah Plays 3-4-3

[Tanahashi Coates]

The good ole days, Gervais, and Walcott missing goals, Song becoming the Hollywood pass King, Djourou being even worst then Senderos, Arteta foreshadowing what are midfield will become in the future. Top 4 Champions

I miss AVB

That Sturridge fall off

 

[TobiOT]

The UCL thread been made or we posting here?

 

[SCORCH]

The UCL thread been made or we posting here?

Will make one now

 

[mastermind]

 

[TobiOT]

Think Swansea will beat Brentford.

 

[Roberto Firmino]

Think Swansea will beat Brentford.

Me too

 

[TobiOT]

Me too

Hope I'm wrong. I don't mind Swansea returning but we need a new team in the Prem.

 

[TobiOT]

Swansea should be down to 10 men.

Toney!

 

[The_Sheff]

Question for the soccer brehs. If the bottom 3 in a league get relegated and the top 3 get promoted has there been an instance where a team was too good for one league but not good enough for the other so they just keep bouncing up and down? Or would a team who wins the championship league be good enough to stay in the premier league a couple seasons.

 

[TobiOT]

Question for the soccer brehs. If the bottom 3 in a league get relegated and the top 3 get promoted has there been an instance where a team was too good for one league but not good enough for the other so they just keep bouncing up and down? Or would a team who wins the championship league be good enough to stay in the premier league a couple seasons.

Some of them are, some of them not. Norwich and West Brom are a great example, too good for the Championship, too shyt for the Prem.

A manager named Neil Warnock is another example. He can get your club to Premier League, but he's odds on to send them back down and lose his job in the process.

 

[SCORCH]

fukking hell, Brentford are all over them.

If that shot that hit the crossbar went in

 

[The_Sheff]

Some of them are, some of them not. Norwich and West Brom are a great example, too good for the Championship, too shyt for the Prem.

A manager named Neil Warnock is another example. He can get your club to Premier League, but he's odds on to send them back down and lose his job in the process.

So how does that affect rivalries? Do fans enjoy traditional rivalries or would they rather see the team move up to a better league? Couldn’t you have a situation were traditional rivalries end due to promotion?

 

[Blessings]

This game ova

 

[MikelArteta]

Props to brentford

 

[Jamal514]