What was once a promising Premier League title race has morphed into a super league that once again features only Manchester City.
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Earlier today (Monday) there existed the possibility that the mess of contagion known as the Premier League was going to grind to a halt. With six of last week’s ten games called off as clubs tried to manage outbreaks, a short pause that would allow everyone to gather themselves seemed in the offing.
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The Angry Birds of Everton sat three points North of relegation heading into Monday’s game against Arsenal. Given the mood at the club in recent weeks, the desperate, angry baying emanating from Goodison Park wasn’t a surprise, even as a mooted 27th minute walkout didn’t really happen.
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Ever feel like you’re wasting your life away?
With all the soccer, I mean.
Cheers to 100 Jeaners. Thanks for the support, pals.
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Poor Ole. A different departure was called for. He deserved to step away of his own accord - or at least have it appear that way - and leave as he’d arrived: an apparently reluctant custodian doing his part for his club.
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A piece of advice, if I may: if ever given the choice between having to put on a pair of already-warm goalie gloves and not having to do so, pursue the latter course of action at all costs.
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Nuno Espirito Santo’s four-month stint as Tottenham Hotspur manager lasted seventeen games, across which the club posted nine wins, seven losses, and one draw. It’s hardly relegation form, but that’s hardly the point.
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I would have SLAPPED anyone who told me that Liverpool would beat Manchester United 5-0 at Old Trafford.
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David de Gea is back to his old self, performing small miracles in goal for United. Edouard Mendy, had a spectacular outing of his own on Saturday at Brentford, standing on his head and denying the Hollywood Bees at every turn.
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