Also Steve Bruce is the new Newcastle manager. I know I said this when Rafa Benitez was signed, but what the hell is he going there for? No glory in working for Mike Ashley. They are already favourites to get relegated, and that without a ball being kicked.
"Newcastle defender Federico Fernandez says he "understands" fans' concerns over the appointment of Steve Bruce but is looking forward to working with him. Bruce was confirmed as Rafael Benitez's successor on Wednesday after resigning from his position as Sheffield Wednesday boss on Monday. Following Newcastle's confirmation of his arrival, at St James' Park, #Bruceout was trending on Twitter. "Of course, fans maybe want a different manager or players," said Fernandez. "But we need to work hard to show we are ready for the Premier League." Newcastle, who finished 13th in the Premier League last season, are the 10th club Bruce has managed and this is his 11th post, having led Wigan Athletic twice. He will fly to China to meet the squad following Wednesday's Premier League Asia Trophy 4-0 defeat by Wolverhampton Wanderers. "We want to show the fans and everyone we can compete," added Fernandez. "It's a new manager coming in so we are looking forward to working with him - a man with great experience." http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/49022483
RE: The Premier league 2019/2020
pat-w(Elite) posted this on Friday, 19th July 2019, 09:35
Harry Maguire: Manchester United agree world-record £80m deal for Leicester City star
1) Manchester City 2) Liverpool 3) Tottenham 4) Chelsea 5) Manchester United 6) Arsenal
TBH I have no idea who will be the positions 3 to 6, but I'd really like some other team to get there. Having the same teams is getting boring. But who? Wolves, Everton, West Ham? Don't know.
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RE: The Premier league 2019/2020
pat-w(Elite) posted this on Saturday, 17th August 2019, 12:51
"Marco Silva takes swipe at Sam Allardyce over former Everton boss's big-money signings"
admars(Elite) posted this on Saturday, 26th October 2019, 07:46
the good thing about last night: Pérezis in my fantasy teams
the bad thing so are Bertrand and Gunn :(
I went next door to watch it, after 20 mins I was regretting getting wet walking that far. Saints defense has looked ropey all season, but that was just embarrassing, don't get me wrong, the finishing was excellent, but it's easy when your defender is miles away (literally and figuratively) :(
also probably the first time when i've known how many shots on target we had at end of match! (3)
http://synth.myreviewer.com