Release date: Monday, July 27, 2020 9:12 a.m.
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Getting third after being so low after Burnley’s terrible game in January is a wonderful result. Players deserve to have learned a lot from the showdown and we have a smart foundation on which to build. Still notoriously a little City and Liverpool right now, but there are encouraging signs. All winning league groups are based on a smart defense. This ‘waste of money on turning oil’ Maguire and ‘the back of the 90s AWB helped us give us a defence that ended up granting only three more goals than Liverpool. Money well spent.
… It’s ridiculous that you didn’t include Ole among the winners.
People said he would be fired after Burnley’s game, but instead remained undefeated for the rest of the league season and finished third, ahead of Lampard (winner) and Mourinho (winner).
Ole has just overlooked the most productive rashford and Martial seasons, brought Mason to the first team categorically, noticed Luke Shaw, Wan-Bissaka, Fred, McTominay and Williams beneath him, and done everything with the youngest Premier League team. League.Array while some people constantly tell you that it is out of reach.
United’s end-of-season race has been incredible and Ole deserves all the credit for it. That’s the user Fernandes bought in the first place.
… After canceling Solskjaer before he even kicked a ball, this site had a serious setback to go. And yet, when you rolled up your winners, we saw Lampard (ha!) And Mourinho (ah, ha, ha!) Not ole on the list yet. Strange…
Ah, however, here are 16 conclusions and the possibility to correct the errors … Hmm. A lie about Pogba and then nothing about United to point 7 … and that’s criticizing United and Solskjaer. Did I miss something? We won third place, didn’t we?
Let’s read on … Matic’s review … more Matic complaints… back Matic … hmm, nothing about Solskjaer. I’m not just talking about you not erecting a statue of the guy at ABU365 Towers (or at least a one-year banner that says “I’m sorry, Ole, we got it wrong”), but not even a “well-played old man.”
… Last August, Ole Solskjaer, the favorite to be the first coach fired of the season. His team finished third in the league.
Matt Stead has Steve Bruce, Chris Wilder, Ralph Hassenhuttl and Jose Mourinho in their PL winners of the season so far Solskjaer.
(Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was praised for his length in the main league season winners. Maybe they’ll read something other than ambitious pieces – N.D.E.)
Lee Grant (N/A)
Victor Lindelof (B-) is fragile from time to time, but quite forged in general. Although his lack of speed would possibly end up costing him a starting position next season.
Harry Maguire (B) The poor guy had to justify a value tag he hadn’t selected all season. He helped make our defense the third most productive in the league, but he desperately wants to pacify by his side.
Luke Shaw (B) turns out to be the first-choice LB after a few years of rotation with Ashley Young. It looks much bigger and fit since the reboot, and the Brandon Williams festival has definitely helped.
Eric Bailly (D) This might seem a little harsh, but it will probably sell. Too prone to injury to be a consistent substitute, even if you are a decent advocate when fit.
Brandon Williams (B) had a decisive season and scored his first senior goal. It seems to be an effective backing for Shaw, and he’s still very young. It’ll be a look at how it starts.
Tim Fosu-Mensah, Axel Tuanzebe (?) Almost to judge anyone. I hope you can get rid of your injury disorders and at least have a few more games next season.
Phil Jones, Marcos Rojo (N/A) I also don’t forget to have done something extraordinary this season, and just for that, Ole deserves great credit. Nor be close to a team with ambitions to move on.
Diogo Dalot (F) did not paint for him, which is a shame.
Nemanja Matic (B-) was fine on patches, but its lack of speed caused some problems. Still, since it was in a position to be sold in January, it’s not bad in general.
Paul Pogba (C) Maybe a little unfair, but he didn’t actually play enough to justify a higher score. One of the most productive players in the club that day, but it has to be much more consistent. With CL football for sure, the hope is that it will stand and continue, but we will have to wait and see.
Daniel James (B-) Another a little unhappy. He never expected to play as much as he did and had very few chances after the reboot. But a pretty decent purpose: a total of assists for his first season in the top flight.
Andreas Pereira, Juan Mata (C-) The two no longer correspond to their purpose and for other completely different reasons. The charming Juan no longer has legs and Pereira is simply very good.
Jesse Lingard (D) has a joke, and walking away from United would do him good. He managed to get at least his first league goal of the season today, and ruin many bets in the process.
Tahith Chong (C-) Looks like a pretty decent player, but wants a loan.
Marcus Rashford (A-) loaded much of the purpose’s burden for much of the season and fulfilled when he needed it. It hasn’t been at its best since the reboot, but we look forward to continuing until next season. Also a very smart egg.
Mason Greenwood (A) 17 points to 18 is downright ridiculous. It looks like a skill and will actually have more opportunities next season.
Odion Ighalo (B) Lives the dream, and it turns out he does what he says in the can. I hope to have a few more starts next season.
As you can imagine, in the end we were quite satisfied. We were talking about this season and agreed that there were many parallels between Chelsea and United. Both have new managers, one hampered by a movement ban, the other needs a team overhaul. Both review to publicize young people and are very original in interviews (unlike other top managers). Both finished in the sensible top 4 and would possibly end with a victory in the cup (hopefully).
What they want from the motion window is also quite similar to some differences. A necessary central defender for both, Chelsea wants a standout figure, while United wants more than one contrast for Maguire. The only difference: Chelsea wants one or two sides and United wants a CDM (hopefully, Ndidi, what a game they had tonight!).
Brendan is also the biggest bottle task in football … how did he manage to get Leicester to go through that position?
… Goodbye David Silva. You could say he’s the player City’s had.
AND KDB. Two more world-class goals and a season record that equals 20 assists.
Last season they dug and won games to the death or fought for a lead, not this year, however, City won six games with a single league goal, Liverpool won 14. That was the difference in the naming career.
When things get confusing, insert here “the cliché of the rainy afternoon in Stoke”, the City has become Mesut Ozil, a very intelligent footballer who does not yet want in a battle, not running that extra meter to take a shot or run the way. Liverpool did, held up, put bodies on the line and left with the league.
That’s what the City is this season, Mesut Ozil … at home opposite Norwich/Watford, the same hell in Liverpool.
To see how deficient a team will have to be to bring back such insignificant problems, Palace has lost seven problems in a row and still ended up with 43 problems.
I think Prem presents a play-off for groups that don’t end up in the last 3 but get less than 38 problems in a season. Or maybe it’s just groups from groups 16 and 17 that finish 4th and 5th in the championship, with a direct exchange between the last 3 and the 3 most sensitive in the championship.
Vertonghen, our oldest player, has been a classy act and has been our most productive CB for much of his 8 years at the club. People will cry because he creates emotions (what he does, because it’s not what he used to be), but even if we depend on existing skills, can anyone say how much Eric Dier laughs at him (apart from the guy he wrote to protect him the other day because essentially Array screams a lot)?
At least let the deficient guy start and take him after five minutes for the crowd of 26 others to applaud him, create a guard of honor, give him a miniature PL trophy and everything they did for the Captain, Leader, Scumbag: John Terry.
I’m sure to read, Jan, so thank you very much for being at the center of the defense as we move forward to become one of the 4 most sensitive clubs. Obviously, we’re not that now, but you understand. Excellent player, he presents himself as a very good and intelligent guy to begin with, who deserves not to be loved. Good luck wherever you go.
On a more detailed, wonderful note, finish in sixth place so that we can avoid the ultimate Spursiness from celebrating Europa League football (laughs) and then scamming it as Arsenal makes its way to an FA Cup. I guess Arsenal will be Arsenal now and he probably won’t win it.
Congratulations to Villa for standing, they seemed dead and buried not long ago. A change of course.
Yes, if we had only beaten Brighton or Sp rs, Totteringham day could have come back, but let’s be honest, let’s hate it as much as we can, they’re the most productive team right now. Only 3 points, so even Silent Stan’s portfolio could (hopefully) close this gap. But – the dodged ball – goodbye, young Eddie and one less British coach so that “our Merse” write indefinitely have been allowed to check out at a big club, that is, Arsenal’s position. He’s never been smart enough to take care of the most sensible six, or he’d already take care of one. I’ve never seen him in the part of Manchester United, Everton or Sp-rs. He’s not smart enough for Arsenal and we’re not among the six most sensitive. So he dodged the bullet.
With the end of the season concluded, we know that F365 will make a massive segment of winners and losers, however, here are my own last day winners and losers;
Last Day Winners:
-Chelsea – Man United – Guaranteed qualifying for the Champions League
-Mason Mount: what a good look of a loose kick, then set the purpose for Olivier Giroud, a first season
-Aston Villa – Premier League survival after death and buried a few weeks ago
-Nigel Pearson – Could he have kept Watford upright? Well, they were at their lowest point when he took over and was given out of that relegation zone, seriously fired probably for the reasons of the scenes, but still.
-Jamie Vardy – The oldest winner of the Golden Boot
Losers of the day:
-Watford owners- How many coaches this season? Worked? No
-Bournemouth – They did their part, but he is too late and I care about them, financially they might have difficulties, will Eddie Howe still be there too? You have to ask yourself.
-Leicester – If Chelsea had not controlled to save the four most sensitive, it would have been considered a failure based on its position during the season, then does this logic apply to Leicester? If so, capitulate and finish fifth