English Football Season 2025-2026. Here we go again.

English Football Season 2025-2026. Here we go again.

Welcome 2+2 to the English football season of 2025-2026.

This year I am going to make the thread officially for all of E

15 July 2025 at 06:43 PM
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Way to fold there. Romero must really dislike Frank


Romero probably happy to miss a couple of very difficult games.


We were doing........ ok..... before the sending off. Minimal chance after that especially given our CMs.


Keep em coming Gyokeres!


Never ones to miss a marketing opportunity, Paddy Power are paying out on all single and acca bets on Arsenal winning the PL this season.


by TheGramuel

Just absolutely inexcusable from Romero, he knows exactly what he is doing there that is deliberately leaving it in on him, that isnt mistiming that is just dirty.

At this point, there is simply no reason to expect Romero to change. What he did today will always be part of the package.


No idea how this game is still 0-0


LOL amazing.

Did the same goal as vs Arsenal.

And Arsenal appreciates it.


Szobooooooo


Liverpool worthless.


Useless Liverpool.


Booooo


If that goal mattered, that would be the most stupid VAR case ever


I dont know what I have witnessed


wtf happened there. at first i thought they were going back to look at the liverpool penalty claim. arsenal still winning anyway, this is not a vintage city team.


by Jabonator

If that goal mattered, that would be the most stupid VAR case ever

Yeah not sure what I just watched.


by Jabonator

If that goal mattered, that would be the most stupid VAR case ever

Only because the ref didn't get it right the first time - don't see how anything other than what happened in the end can be awarded.


If you get the goal to stand nobody is really unhappy. So this was in a way the pefect outcome


This week seems like a crucial step. City host Fulham and the following day Arsenal are at Brentford, who have one of the best home records in the league.

If the gap comes down to three points the media fanfare of "Are Arsenal going to bottle it again?" will be unbearable.


Every week is a crucial step. 9 points would have been dreamy, put Pool with geriatric Salah and VVD is just not that. I cant remember the last time Alisson made a derp like that either let alone that late. We might regret setting up in both games against them like they were the footballing machine from last year.


Apologies to TP for winning on Saturday. We even kept a clean sheet.

I now declare us big time back, despite being odds on to be relegated.


Arsenal and City's games until their cup final:

Arsenal:

Brentford (A)
Wolves (A)
Spurs (A)
Chelsea (H)
Brighton (A)
Everton (H)

City:

Fulham (H)
Newcastle (H)
Leeds (A)
Forest (H)
West Ham (A)

Could see that 6 point gap becoming 3-5 points with a game in hand for City (vs Palace at home)


by POGcrazy94

Could see that 6 point gap becoming 3-5 points with a game in hand for City (vs Palace at home)

Meh, I don't see Arsenal dropping many points at all going forward, and City aren't exactly pulling up trees.

Obvs hope you're right but there's a clear difference in class this year.


Pretty brutal fact - the Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl last night, their defensive coordinator is English, so an English coordinator has now won the Super Bowl whereas no English manager has ever won the Premier League.

I obviously realize it isn't a head coach, but it's still fairly damning. Poor Kevin Keegan.


by TheGramuel

Pretty brutal fact - the Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl last night, their defensive coordinator is English, so an English coordinator has now won the Super Bowl whereas no English manager has ever won the Premier League.

I obviously realize it isn't a head coach, but it's still fairly damning. Poor Kevin Keegan.

Damning for the NFL or the PL?

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