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Premier League 23/24: Gameweek 10 (Oct 27-29)
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Country: England
Utd v City derby the clear pick of the bunch but could easily underwhelm and become tactical warfare or entertain and be a blooper highlight reel.
Hoping for hauls in the Arsenal v Sheffield, Villa vs Luton and Liverpool vs Forest games.
Brighton v Fulham could be decent.
Shrugging at the rest for now.
Hoping for hauls in the Arsenal v Sheffield, Villa vs Luton and Liverpool vs Forest games.
Brighton v Fulham could be decent.
Shrugging at the rest for now.
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boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
I trust Roy to come up with the deepest block and stifle Sp**s.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Every home team winning this round wouldn't be too bad, tbh.
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Come on rob (good he's on the bench only)
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Having a proper look at Sp**s again tonight.
You can see where their strengths come from, they entice the press and use that to gain central access. Failing which they will look to go more direct with with longer passes either down the halfspaces, or over the opposition.
Because of their narrow shape in their build up phase, they naturally pull Palace narrow and create space out wide, but they also concede spaces out wide as well. A cat and mouse game in those areas for whoever has the ball.
Clever from Ange, he creates that possible vulnerability in transition, to keep the game open and flowing.
Should be an interesting watch tonight, the team who scores first here will dictate this game I feel.
You can see where their strengths come from, they entice the press and use that to gain central access. Failing which they will look to go more direct with with longer passes either down the halfspaces, or over the opposition.
Because of their narrow shape in their build up phase, they naturally pull Palace narrow and create space out wide, but they also concede spaces out wide as well. A cat and mouse game in those areas for whoever has the ball.
Clever from Ange, he creates that possible vulnerability in transition, to keep the game open and flowing.
Should be an interesting watch tonight, the team who scores first here will dictate this game I feel.
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Palace have started really well, have had the better chances. Vicario looks solid in goal though.
dino bravo
Established Member
Country: England
Sarr 
King87
Kai's having the time of my life
Country: Nigeria
Title favourites dominating field tilt but no goal so far
dino bravo
Established Member
Country: England
Embarrassing from Romero. Wanna-be tough guy holding his face when contact was with the chest. 
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Not hard man Romero faking a face injury
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Sp**s play with the likeability of Chelsea, diving ****s...but with the recent trophy cabinet of Brentford ffs, imagine supporting such vile bunch of players 
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Sp**s arent title favourites man, not with this type of ball. Its far too chaotic.
You can see where Arteta was coming from, going with the same high pressing strategy at the Emirates. If you limit Sp**s' build up play and ability to get the out ball, you've got them.
I've noticed that Vicario doesnt go long much, and that could be a limitation to his game (I stand corrected on this one). Teams are thus happy to push their lines up and pressure them as a result. This could also be a ploy from Ange, to bring them up to create space.
I will say though that Sp**s' ability to recover ground and hunt the ball back is great. Its very energy sapping, but works well.
You can see where Arteta was coming from, going with the same high pressing strategy at the Emirates. If you limit Sp**s' build up play and ability to get the out ball, you've got them.
I've noticed that Vicario doesnt go long much, and that could be a limitation to his game (I stand corrected on this one). Teams are thus happy to push their lines up and pressure them as a result. This could also be a ploy from Ange, to bring them up to create space.
I will say though that Sp**s' ability to recover ground and hunt the ball back is great. Its very energy sapping, but works well.
boonthegoon
Arteta In by November
Country: USA
Player:Ødegaard
Sp**s under the pump
Iwobeast
Established Member
Country: Netherlands
Player:Ødegaard
Shame that Olise and Eze are not playing tonight, they could've done some serious damage
Sp**s will probably win, but they have been absolute dog ****. Palace are toothless.
dino bravo
Established Member
Country: England
Imagine this place if we put in that performance. 0 shots on goal from the PL champions of October. 
Huges and Ward are so bad..better off playing Edouard at 10 and Mateta at 9.
