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City are not winning convincingly and won't have Rodri back until next season. I don't see them winning the league this time.

It isn't spoken about much but his level has dropped off quite a lot over the past couple of years in my view.

Ramsdale playing like prime Ederson against City. It's right on the edge though, it could lead to an attack at one end or a howler at the other.

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They've left Palmer out of the Conference League squad, so I don't think they're taking it very seriously.

Colwill was stupid but you have to feel for him a bit because the ref basically set the standard of how he was gonna referee contact in the box, then did a complete u-turn 30 seconds later. Chelsea have been on top, but the naivety of the young team strikes again.

I thought Sancho was supposed to be slow?

Should be red really. Same as the Saliba one.

They're a different team without Rodri, Foden and De Bruyne.

I can only assume they though Bernardo Silva was distracting the keeper from an offside position.

One of the few times I've seen the ref check VAR and not change the decision. Correct though IMO.

City overcomplicate everything in these situations. Wolves are camped in their own box and you have an 8 foot tall Norwegian in there. Just stick it on his head.

That's a potential scenario whether you hire a foreign coach or not. Again, this idea that you need an elite club coach to win something at international level is completely baseless. Southgate, a supposedly talentless buffoon got to two finals in four tournaments. The idea that Tuchel is the...

There's no mechanism by which they could end up in League Two. Even if the Premier League gives them a million point deduction it would still only mean relegation to the Championship. Personally I think they'll give them a 60 point deduction and they'll stay up.

If you look at it like lowly club football then that makes sense, but I like international football precisely because it's not like that. It's not just some team of randoms assembled based on how much money a corporation has, it's the sum total of footballing products from one country against...

Where are you getting arrogance from? Your own imagination, it seems like. If we lose with an English coach then so be it, at least we get the result we're supposed to. His talent and the likelihood of him doing well with England has literally nothing to do with what I've said - though even...

They brought the assistant coach in to do some interviews and make things feel a bit more English and he goes a drops a "the mister" half way through.

Why thankfully? It has never been the case that you need a world class club coach to win a World Cup or Euros. There isn't even much evidence of correlation. A German in charge of the England team is like Guardiola coaching Real Madrid.

In the real world a non-native manager has never won the World Cup. In the real world without "chauvinism", what is even the point of international football? To make money for FIFA? The rivalry comes from the Falklands, and is felt much more over there than here.