Whale.io 🐳 | ⚽ English Premier League Season: 2026/2027

[igebotz]

As for the games this week, Chelsea took full advantage of the problems at Manchester United and won the match. It was a solid first half by the players as they showed they were playing for Carrick but in the end Chelsea only had 10 players to contend with.

Yeah, we managed to take advantage of their shambles to get ourselves some free porny before M. Carrick turn things and it seem like they hit that U-turn against Roma in a one of a hell dramatic comeback from a 0.8xG scoring chances in the first half- I'd expect them to carry that fire into their next game and probably keep up the form after the international break but with Manutd you never can tell.

I was surprised when Arsenal beat Liverpool. Before the game started, I was expecting this to be a Liverpool win. I probably saw the last 15 minutes and Liverpool were dominating as they were pushing for an equaliser.

Winless in last 3 and failing to produce a Shot on target against Arsenal and now losing to an unstable Fernebache in the CL; it says on thing - I smile trouble but they aren't playing bad, it's bad but it won't be long before they get back.

[JollyGood]

Liverpool isn't serious at all for this match week and it can be detrimental to their stats later on. The last time they won any match in a major competition was against Brighton. They gave up that cheap 3 points to Arsenal, and even though the difference was just one goal away, it counts.

It was a massive game that was going to have an impact at the top of the Premier League table, I think both teams took the match seriously but Liverpool applied a lot of pressure in the latter part of the second half. Had they been more pressing, they might earned a draw or even won. Having said that, Arsenal deserve credit for going to Anfield and taking all three points (even though Isak had his shirt pulled by Timber therefore should have been awarded a penalty).

If Liverpool really believe they can win the Premier League this season, they have to go on a winning run in order to stay close to the current leaders.

Yeah, we managed to take advantage of their shambles to get ourselves some free porny before M. Carrick turn things and it seem like they hit that U-turn against Roma in a one of a hell dramatic comeback from a 0.8xG scoring chances in the first half- I'd expect them to carry that fire into their next game and probably keep up the form after the international break but with Manutd you never can tell.

If Manchester United can win after being being two goals down, they can also lose after being two goals ahead. Their second half display against Roma was excellent but I think they will replace Carrick soon.

Chelsea did well to take full advantage of the problems at Manchester United. It was not an easy game for Chelsea as Manchester United played very well (especially in the first half) and nearly took the lead but Chelsea controlled crucial parts of the game and even saw a red card for Manchester United. Alonso is probably very happy right now.

[igebotz]

If Manchester United can win after being being two goals down, they can also lose after being two goals ahead. Their second half display against Roma was excellent but I think they will replace Carrick soon.

Chelsea did well to take full advantage of the problems at Manchester United. It was not an easy game for Chelsea as Manchester United played very well (especially in the first half) and nearly took the lead but Chelsea controlled crucial parts of the game and even saw a red card for Manchester United. Alonso is probably very happy right now.

They were the better team in the first half, had good chances to score and take the lead but failed to capitalize on anybody their chances but that's football - if you don't take your chances, your opponents will take it for you and that was exactly what we did.

Enzo Maresca seems to be loosing the sparks ; they've lost two consecutive PL games and barely escaped Leipzig in the CL yesterday. It didn't take too long for Manchester City fans to start turning on Enzo Fernandez, I see a lot of negative posts about him from City fan pages recently after their game against Brighton.  We told them he was a snake and a big liability in many ways.

[leea-1334]

Not exactly the first half I preferred as a Spurs fan but on the bright side we have yet to concede and are enjoying slightly better chances,,, just I do not like that Mickey already has a yellow card so that is always dangerous in 2nd half. Solanke should be fresh now he replaces Tel,,, time for him to find his game again! COYS!

[igebotz]

Not exactly the first half I preferred as a Spurs fan but on the bright side we have yet to concede and are enjoying slightly better chances,,, just I do not like that Mickey already has a yellow card so that is always dangerous in 2nd half. Solanke should be fresh now he replaces Tel,,, time for him to find his game again! COYS!

Just when I thought that you guys were on the right track, I didn't see the first half only the second half and Leeds were by far the best team and deserved the win. I had my money on Totteham at x2 as it was too good to be true but it backfired
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Manchester city were stunned by Nottingham fans-  3 winless PL games in the last 3 rounds  Enzo Maresca is already getting the heat and Enzo Fernandez is being labeled a flop by City fans after 10, PL games  

[leea-1334]

Not exactly the first half I preferred as a Spurs fan but on the bright side we have yet to concede and are enjoying slightly better chances,,, just I do not like that Mickey already has a yellow card so that is always dangerous in 2nd half. Solanke should be fresh now he replaces Tel,,, time for him to find his game again! COYS!

Just when I thought that you guys were on the right track, I didn't see the first half only the second half and Leeds were by far the best team and deserved the win. I had my money on Totteham at x2 as it was too good to be true but it backfired
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Manchester city were stunned by Nottingham fans-  3 winless PL games in the last 3 rounds  Enzo Maresca is already getting the heat and Enzo Fernandez is being labeled a flop by City fans after 10, PL games  

Yes they did, we were just so bad I regret them being the early game that enabled me to watch it,,, I would have slept better and woke up disappointed rather than sleep disappointed and wake up with bad sleep. Total backfire on my bets as well as they say 2 steps forward 10 steps back  

I bet you in Manchester City all the players are busy with agents now looking for the next exit plan. This is having an effect for sure on their games.

[igebotz]

Yes they did, we were just so bad I regret them being the early game that enabled me to watch it,,, I would have slept better and woke up disappointed rather than sleep disappointed and wake up with bad sleep. Total backfire on my bets as well as they say 2 steps forward 10 steps back 

I bet you in Manchester City all the players are busy with agents now looking for the next exit plan. This is having an effect for sure on their games.

Well, Chelsea are not different from Totteham, we were just lucky to have won some games thanks to Pedro and a few players' individual brilliance moments that got us those win- we don't have a team, we just have players helping the team out from difficult positions and those players are unavailable or having a difficult game, the team get exposed. It's been 2 steps forward, 5 steps backwards for Chelsea so far.

Losing 3 games from last 3 after going 7/7 recently is wild. - what is it that City players are not telling us ? I can't even banter properly knowing that my team is a shithole capital.

[JollyGood]

These are the results of the most recent games:

MATCH DAY 10 - RESULTS:
Everton 3-1 Coventry City
Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham
Arsenal 1-0 Hull City
Fulham 1-1 Newcastle
Nottingham 3-1 Man City
Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool
Sunderland 1-0 Chelsea
Ipswich Town 1-2 Bournemouth
Brighton Hove 2-0 Brentford
Man United 4-4 Aston Villa

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They were the better team in the first half, had good chances to score and take the lead but failed to capitalize on anybody their chances but that's football - if you don't take your chances, your opponents will take it for you and that was exactly what we did.

Enzo Maresca seems to be loosing the sparks ; they've lost two consecutive PL games and barely escaped Leipzig in the CL yesterday. It didn't take too long for Manchester City fans to start turning on Enzo Fernandez, I see a lot of negative posts about him from City fan pages recently after their game against Brighton.  We told them he was a snake and a big liability in many ways.

Looking at the way Fernandez is playing, it is difficult to see how he was worth £125 million but what matters is that Chelsea received the fee and Manchester City will have to cope with the drama around him.  They have now lost three consecutive Premier League games and without doubt Maresca is under pressure.

As for Manchester United, they lost to Chelsea because they were not good enough on the day. Instead of building momentum, Chelsea lost at Sunderland and Alondo should find solutions to those problems as soon as possible.

I bet you in Manchester City all the players are busy with agents now looking for the next exit plan. This is having an effect for sure on their games.

As the Premier League has become nothing more than a cash cow an attention-seeking club for many players, I would not be surprised if some players have already instructed their agents to find them alternative clubs because after the punishment is announced for the 115 breaches of rules, Manchester City will not be playing in the Premier League.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Sunderland 1-0 Chelsea

 Well well, what do we have here.

I think it's important that we know by now whom to criticize for an unusual performance and Chelsea ticks all my boxes for that. The entire performance against Sunderland was trash--- from the defenders to the attackers. One thing I hate to do is sugar-coat things to make some persons happy and if this is just me pushing a narrative that is wrong, well reality choked them out.

My jaw dropped when the Sunderland's keeper made that long shot to the left wing and Talby got to the ball before palestra, eventhough he was way ahead of him during the run. What a lapse in concentration! How does that matter? Well I blame Brobby for missing such a cheap 1v1 with only the keeper to beat.

Isidor also missed yet another 1v1. Unbelievable because I thought it was definitely going in. In all, Penders outperformed the players.

[tokeweed]

These are the results of the most recent games:

MATCH DAY 10 - RESULTS:
Everton 3-1 Coventry City
Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham
Arsenal 1-0 Hull City
Fulham 1-1 Newcastle
Nottingham 3-1 Man City
Crystal Palace 1-3 Liverpool
Sunderland 1-0 Chelsea
Ipswich Town 1-2 Bournemouth
Brighton Hove 2-0 Brentford
Man United 4-4 Aston Villa

City, Chelsea and Man United...  Oof.  I think for Man United if they lose against Liverpool in a couple of weeks via trashing, they'll be letting go of Carrick.  Lol.  But asking the Man United fans, if Carrick is given the sack, who's taking over?

It really looks like they're out of options rn.

[igebotz]

Looking at the way Fernandez is playing, it is difficult to see how he was worth £125 million but what matters is that Chelsea received the fee and Manchester City will have to cope with the drama around him.  They have now lost three consecutive Premier League games and without doubt Maresca is under pressure.

As for Manchester United, they lost to Chelsea because they were not good enough on the day. Instead of building momentum, Chelsea lost at Sunderland and Alondo should find solutions to those problems as soon as possible.

Enzo Fernandez was overpriced and sold to us and we did the same thing to Manchester City; he was never worth the amount any of the clubs paid for him but that's City problem now and they should deal with it.

Chelsea has a lot of problems that needs to be dealt with in the summer once and for all- there are just too many players who shouldn't be wearing that jersey anymore, they've been there for many seasons and never added anything to team or improved their game. Fofona and Colwil partnership is our weak link and has always been.

Get rid of these two morons and we're 80% problem -free.

[JollyGood]

Well well, what do we have here.

I think it's important that we know by now whom to criticize for an unusual performance and Chelsea ticks all my boxes for that. The entire performance against Sunderland was trash--- from the defenders to the attackers. One thing I hate to do is sugar-coat things to make some persons happy and if this is just me pushing a narrative that is wrong, well reality choked them out.

My jaw dropped when the Sunderland's keeper made that long shot to the left wing and Talby got to the ball before palestra, eventhough he was way ahead of him during the run. What a lapse in concentration! How does that matter? Well I blame Brobby for missing such a cheap 1v1 with only the keeper to beat.

Isidor also missed yet another 1v1. Unbelievable because I thought it was definitely going in. In all, Penders outperformed the players.

I did not see the match live nor any of the highlights yet but Chelsea should not be dropping points after they beat Manchester United at Stamford Bridge and are trying to build momentum. Alonso is probably very disappointed by the result regardless of the performance.

City, Chelsea and Man United...  Oof.  I think for Man United if they lose against Liverpool in a couple of weeks via trashing, they'll be letting go of Carrick.  Lol.  But asking the Man United fans, if Carrick is given the sack, who's taking over?

It really looks like they're out of options rn.

No manager that is thinking logically will ever want to replace Carrick because the directors will never allow the manager to have even a single moment of peace. How are managers supposed to manage when the directors are buying three midfielders instead of buying at least one left back and a striker?

If Manchester City get kicked out of the Premier League for the 115 breaches of the rules and manchester United get relegated, neither Manchester team will be playing in the Premier League next season. That is something that really could happen.

Enzo Fernandez was overpriced and sold to us and we did the same thing to Manchester City; he was never worth the amount any of the clubs paid for him but that's City problem now and they should deal with it.

Chelsea has a lot of problems that needs to be dealt with in the summer once and for all- there are just too many players who shouldn't be wearing that jersey anymore, they've been there for many seasons and never added anything to team or improved their game. Fofona and Colwil partnership is our weak link and has always been.

Get rid of these two morons and we're 80% problem -free.

Fernandez is looking to be a liability for Maresca now. I am sure Chelsea are happy to have got rid of him and to have made a small profit considering how much they paid Benfica to buy him. Manchester City have  huge problem on their hands now as he is definitely not worth the amount they paid for him.

Also, I have seen some good performances from Fofana in the past but he is injured quite regularly. Maybe it is time for him to move to a different club for the sake of his career.

[tokeweed]

City, Chelsea and Man United...  Oof.  I think for Man United if they lose against Liverpool in a couple of weeks via trashing, they'll be letting go of Carrick.  Lol.  But asking the Man United fans, if Carrick is given the sack, who's taking over?

It really looks like they're out of options rn.

No manager that is thinking logically will ever want to replace Carrick because the directors will never allow the manager to have even a single moment of peace. How are managers supposed to manage when the directors are buying three midfielders instead of buying at least one left back and a striker?

If Manchester City get kicked out of the Premier League for the 115 breaches of the rules and manchester United get relegated, neither Manchester team will be playing in the Premier League next season. That is something that really could happen.

Well...  If Man United is desperate enough they'll prolly hire another second tier manager and pay him a decent amount of money.  Lol.  Remember Ruben Amorim? 

I thought they really found the right guy with that one but no.  United wanted results and they've been wanting results and having mostly none.  And for how many years now since Ferguson left?  More than 10 years now.

[LTU_btc]

Well...  If Man United is desperate enough they'll prolly hire another second tier manager and pay him a decent amount of money.  Lol.  Remember Ruben Amorim? 

I thought they really found the right guy with that one but no.  United wanted results and they've been wanting results and having mostly none.  And for how many years now since Ferguson left?  More than 10 years now.

Like Amorim was the problem. You can continue changing coaches, but it's not going to give you result as long as people above doesn't change. Though, I don't understand why they still keep Carrick. For me it's ok, I don't mind to see MU in Championship, but not sure what they're thinking, in recent round at one moment on live table MU was bottom last.
First tier coach won't go to MU now, why he would need it. While second tier coaches - you only will ruin your name like Ten Haag or Amorim did.

[JollyGood]

There are extremely strong rumours about Carrick getting sacked and being replaced with Pochettino. There is a $10 million release clause in his contract with the USA national team and it seems as though Manchester United are willing to pay. The problem with any manager taking on the job is that they will have zero control over transfers therefore how long would Pochettino even last if he were to get the job?

Well...  If Man United is desperate enough they'll prolly hire another second tier manager and pay him a decent amount of money.  Lol.  Remember Ruben Amorim? 

I thought they really found the right guy with that one but no.  United wanted results and they've been wanting results and having mostly none.  And for how many years now since Ferguson left?  More than 10 years now.

[igebotz]

Well...  If Man United is desperate enough they'll prolly hire another second tier manager and pay him a decent amount of money.  Lol.  Remember Ruben Amorim? 

I thought they really found the right guy with that one but no.  United wanted results and they've been wanting results and having mostly none.  And for how many years now since Ferguson left?  More than 10 years now.

I hear M. Carrick would be sacked before the next PL game; wonder why the board overturned the "support"  they gave to him a few weeks ago - I honestly thought he was getting the board support until the end of the year

Who are they getting mid season though, Xavi ?

[Zaguru12]

I hear M. Carrick would be sacked before the next PL game; wonder why the board overturned the "support"  they gave to him a few weeks ago - I honestly thought he was getting the board support until the end of the year

Who are they getting mid season though, Xavi ?

I read also that his sack is a matter when now and not if again. While I will actually agree with them with the sacking of Michael Carrick simply because I think he has lost the dressing room and you cannot give a manager time to turn things around when most players do not trust him to do that.

My only problem about him leaving is his replacement, the three leading names are; Eddie Howe, Julian Neglesman and Mauricio Pochettino. Xavi is missing in the list maybe because he just got the Netherlands job just recently. But let’s be realistic are this names those who you think can take Manchester United back to the Glory old days?