Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - We are SO back, the Premier League returns!

[Ukbrotha]

I really don't think he cares that much.

This obsession with trophies, has become rather silly

He definitely does.

 

[frush11]

He definitely does.

He would've left already.

You fans care a lot more then these players do.

 

[Ukbrotha]

He would've left already.

You fans care a lot more then these players do.

He pretty much said it on the Amazon doc. He wants to win trophies.

 

[frush11]

He pretty much said it on the Amazon doc. He wants to win trophies.

What else is he gonna say? I don't wanna win trophies?

 

[The ADD]

 

[Montez]

He makes a good case. Even Stanley Matthews won later on

Off the top, yes.

Think he's leaving soon if they don't win anything this season.

If I'm Spurs, I hoping England win the Euros.

 

[Spade]

definitely thought he would have chosen England. Good for the US.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

definitely thought he would have chosen England. Good for the US.

He has more chance of playing with the US than England.

 

[frush11]

Off the top, yes.

Think he's leaving soon if they don't win anything this season.

If I'm Spurs, I hoping England win the Euros.

He aint leaving, it's almost too late. If he don't do it this summer, then he's staying put.

 

[Montez]

You could hear it from pitchside. As Mikel Arteta and Jose Mourinho conducted their post-match interviews, dissecting Arsenal’s 2-1 derby win, the sound of a Ferrari engine echoed around the Emirates Stadium arena. It was 6.46pm, just 23 minutes after the full-time whistle had blown to confirm Arsenal’s victory. Last one in, but first one out, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was leaving.

On the pitch, Arsenal’s head fitness coach Shad Forsythe was taking the rest of the unused substitutes through their warm-down. As the likes of Hector Bellerin, Rob Holding and Pablo Mari took part in sprints and drills, the club captain was conspicuous by his absence.

Aubameyang, who was originally in Arteta’s starting XI for this game, had been left out after arriving late, thus breaking team protocol. It was not his first offence of that nature this season. Earlier this season he was disciplined for missing a COVID-19 test before a European trip, as previously reported by The Athletic, while in February he was “reminded of his responsibilities” by the club for breaching COVID-19 regulations to get a tattoo. As captain, Arteta believes it’s imperative Aubameyang sets a positive example. He couldn’t grant him further leeway.

The Athletic

What a captain. Was done with Duke when he sent Joe Willock out for a post match interview after an L but was there when he scored against Southampton in a draw.

He aint leaving, it's almost too late. If he don't do it this summer, then he's staying put.

Yeah it's this summer or never.

His body took a beating and I'm not sure he ages like Drogba or Shearer.

 

[The ADD]

He aint leaving, it's almost too late. If he don't do it this summer, then he's staying put.

Who could afford him relative to age in a pandemic market?

 

[phillycavsfan]

He has more chance of playing with the US than England.

England is more worried about losing Musiala than Musah this morning.

 

[The Villain]

Kane will probably go abroad in his 30s but Levy would die before he sold Kane to United/City/etc

definitely thought he would have chosen England. Good for the US.

We need to turn it up on these African kids man.
IMO They still see playing for a Western NT above an African one and we can take advantage of that

 

[Montez]

2026 World Cup, I'm expecting a semi-final at the very least.

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

England is more worried about losing Musiala than Musah this morning.

He had already been called up by the US NT and his pathway is less congested than it is with England. As it was with Musiala. England need Goalkeepers and Centre backs more than they need the Musiala and Musah of the world.

And we have Saka Elliott and Bellingham anyway.