Premier League 2014/15

Who will win the EPL this season?


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Morten

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When Mou is involved, chances are more than not, that you'll get a boring grindfest of a match.

He's simply just too conservative of a coach, even with a lot of good players. He'd rather not lose than win, and when that's your mentality, you'll get plenty of snoozers.

Arsenal is always truly dire when they meet Chelsea, so its no wonder Mourinho feel confident doing it against the chokers in red and white. Awful stuff in the final third.
 

DrPepper

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Just celebrate your 0-0 draw, anti football fan.

It's Arsenal's fault they didn't do anything meaningful to score a goal, except for the last 5 minutes. Chelsea were so much more likely to score and would've if not for the referee.

But yeah ofc anti football :lol: Dem excuses from butthurt Arsenal fans, lol.
 

StarLord

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Danny Welbeck is basically the David Luiz of strikers.

But at least David Luiz scores sometimes.

chelsea celebrating a draw like its a win. sums them up really.

Yup.

:lol:

This is what I mean by ignorant people who think Chelsea park a bus 24/7.

Too bad the ref was pro Arsenal, otherwise Chelsea would've won this easily.


And you have your replies:


Nobody cares.

Go join Chelsea forum and praise them there.


Just celebrate your 0-0 draw, anti football fan.
 

Sumlit

San Claudio Bravo
Arsenal is always truly dire when they meet Chelsea, so its no wonder Mourinho feel confident doing it against the chokers in red and white. Awful stuff in the final third.

They desperately need a killer striker. Giroud and Welbeck are just not going to cut it.
 

JamDav1982

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Chelsea celebrated a draw as it was a result which virtually guaranteed the title and made it possible to win it at home next Sunday.

So no it doesnt sum anything up about them.
 

Semi-Neutral

Sir Alupp Heynrguson
They desperately need a killer striker. Giroud and Welbeck are just not going to cut it.

I think Giroud is good enough on his own, he's just not a game winner. He won't smash in goals from wherever ala RVP, but he is integral to our buildup. He's brilliant at getting the ball, holding off his markers, and then setting midfield runners free or playing a little 1-2. Giroud's game depends as much on those around him as it does on him, so when Ozil and Alexis and Cazorla all have mediocre games against a brilliant defense he's not going to do much. That being said, he's also got incredible movement, and he's really good at slipping around defenders and getting to the ball first, but Terry played out of the world today, marked him really well. I'll agree on Welbeck though, his touch is nowhere near where it needs to be, all he offers is workrate and pace.
 

Sumlit

San Claudio Bravo
I think Giroud is good enough on his own, he's just not a game winner. He won't smash in goals from wherever ala RVP, but he is integral to our buildup. He's brilliant at getting the ball, holding off his markers, and then setting midfield runners free or playing a little 1-2. Giroud's game depends as much on those around him as it does on him, so when Ozil and Alexis and Cazorla all have mediocre games against a brilliant defense he's not going to do much. That being said, he's also got incredible movement, and he's really good at slipping around defenders and getting to the ball first, but Terry played out of the world today, marked him really well. I'll agree on Welbeck though, his touch is nowhere near where it needs to be, all he offers is workrate and pace.

All your descriptions of Giroud speaks of a second striker type, which is what he is and what Arsenal should strive to ultimately have him be. They lack that main striker that has a nose for goal and a killer instinct and can create his own shot. If you're going to keep Giroud as your main striker, then you're going to need to replace Cazorla with a midfield player than can score, Maybe Walcott, but I'd want an upgrade. You'd need a Muller type of player.
 

pacp_96

Chief Of Footballing Matters
Bournemouth, my local club, is up into the premier league. Don't Care much for the club but it is an amazing achievement for them.
 

Ode to Django

You're not even a real journalism
Bournemouth, my local club, is up into the premier league. Don't Care much for the club but it is an amazing achievement for them.

Congratulations, i used to live very close to Bournemouth, spent many a nights out there ;)

Alot of people i know will be hitting the town tonight til the early hours i'm sure
 
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