[Football] English Premier League Betting & Discussion Thread

[Amug123]

Where are the EPL fans?

Can you all say congratulations to Arsenal, they made us proud. Even when many were in doubt, they did it exceptionally against the most expensive forwards in the football currently.
Rice free kick =/> Roberto Carlos

Yea they really made us very proud as you said, am a Chelsea fan but I must give kudos to arsenal because they really did us good, though I know arsenal as an unserious team sometimes but I supported them yesterday because the match was like England teams against Spanish teams but in terms of general football I love Realmadrid for reason best known to me, I think I observed something in that match which I also have to say, on a general not and neutral ground, Carlo anceloti should stop depending totally on just mbamppe, it is high time they get some new strikers too, that young man can not perform magic, he's just one person and the expectations are too much, he's bound to run out of ideas sometimes that's why there should be good sub, the defensive midfield is not also that active, anceloti better act now or he may regret it later, with what happened yesterday, arsenal will still beat them again.

Your analysis is right on point because both teams displayed unconventional traits throughout the match. Arsenal performed cohesive team plays throughout the match but Real Madrid repeated a single foreseeable style of offensive manoeuvre. The constant pressure put on one player leads to unstable results. Such a large club as Madrid needs additional players because their main attack line requires multiple options. Watching the match makes it clear that it was unjust to pile all expectations onto a single player. The situation has the power to modify the entire rhythm during the game. The current situation requires immediate action of Ancelotti to avoid worsening team prospects.

Real Madrid offense was overy dependent on a few players, making it easier for Arsenal to expect and defend against  Madrid attacks, also Madrid inability to withstand and respond to Arsenal's pressure exposed the weakness in their team, it was a good display from Arsenal for creating chances and also capitalizing on them.

[Sim_card]

Where are the EPL fans?

Can you all say congratulations to Arsenal, they made us proud. Even when many were in doubt, they did it exceptionally against the most expensive forwards in the football currently.
Rice free kick =/> Roberto Carlos

Yea they really made us very proud as you said, am a Chelsea fan but I must give kudos to arsenal because they really did us good, though I know arsenal as an unserious team sometimes but I supported them yesterday because the match was like England teams against Spanish teams but in terms of general football I love Realmadrid for reason best known to me, I think I observed something in that match which I also have to say, on a general not and neutral ground, Carlo anceloti should stop depending totally on just mbamppe, it is high time they get some new strikers too, that young man can not perform magic, he's just one person and the expectations are too much, he's bound to run out of ideas sometimes that's why there should be good sub, the defensive midfield is not also that active, anceloti better act now or he may regret it later, with what happened yesterday, arsenal will still beat them again.

Your analysis is right on point because both teams displayed unconventional traits throughout the match. Arsenal performed cohesive team plays throughout the match but Real Madrid repeated a single foreseeable style of offensive manoeuvre. The constant pressure put on one player leads to unstable results. Such a large club as Madrid needs additional players because their main attack line requires multiple options. Watching the match makes it clear that it was unjust to pile all expectations onto a single player. The situation has the power to modify the entire rhythm during the game. The current situation requires immediate action of Ancelotti to avoid worsening team prospects.

Arsenal has really made the EPL proud by defeating Madrid on a clean sheet. I applaud them for this wonderful performance and if they can keep up to this performance, they will go far. Since they have already lost hope in EPL title race.

[Zed0X]

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If that's true, I don't think Barcelona would be able to resist such offer and will probably go with it, unless Yamal is not interested in moving to England.

Yeah, that's great money and there's a likelihood that the offer would not be match by other teams. Even if the kid is a generational talent, I think Barca could still afford to let him go and develop another one in a couple of years. Besides, they have been in financial trouble for years and that payout is going to help the team a lot.

It's a good deal, but will Yamal be willing to leave Barcelona?
I hope not, but we know player loyalty is not the same anymore like Messi or Gerrard kind of players had. These days, it’s all about money, and although Yamal is fast. I’m afraid his body isn’t fully developed enough to be playing physical English football now

I don't see why he would not. I'm pretty sure he'll be offered a huge pay and also promised a good amount of playing time or development as a player. If Pep will remain as a coach for a couple more years, he'll most likely have his chances.

About the physicality, yeah, I guess you have a point there but he's young and also have a quick recovery time.

[Igebotz]

I don't see why he would not. I'm pretty sure he'll be offered a huge pay and also promised a good amount of playing time or development as a player. If Pep will remain as a coach for a couple more years, he'll most likely have his chances.

About the physicality, yeah, I guess you have a point there but he's young and also have a quick recovery time.

Yamal is technical and fast, and could use that to his advantage if he ever moves to England which I don't think it would be posible unless we have another case of Ansu Fati who went from the "Next Messi" to getting loaned to Brighton. Isn't Yamal more physical stronger that Palmer who's literally doing well in the league?

There are no indication that Pep would stay beyond next season and no way on earth is Yamal getting sold anytime soon..

[salad daging]

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If that's true, I don't think Barcelona would be able to resist such offer and will probably go with it, unless Yamal is not interested in moving to England.

Yeah, that's great money and there's a likelihood that the offer would not be match by other teams. Even if the kid is a generational talent, I think Barca could still afford to let him go and develop another one in a couple of years. Besides, they have been in financial trouble for years and that payout is going to help the team a lot.

It's a good deal, but will Yamal be willing to leave Barcelona?
I hope not, but we know player loyalty is not the same anymore like Messi or Gerrard kind of players had. These days, it’s all about money, and although Yamal is fast. I’m afraid his body isn’t fully developed enough to be playing physical English football now

I don't see why he would not. I'm pretty sure he'll be offered a huge pay and also promised a good amount of playing time or development as a player. If Pep will remain as a coach for a couple more years, he'll most likely have his chances.

About the physicality, yeah, I guess you have a point there but he's young and also have a quick recovery time.

But does Barcelona dare to let go of this wonderkid? I think the club will keep him forever because he's quite important at Barcelona now.

As for the offer, who wouldn't go crazy for that kind of money, but it's about the loyalty of the players, sometimes they don't think about the money but about the club, but there are very few players like that.

My prediction is that Yamal will not go to the Premier League.

[koang]

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If that's true, I don't think Barcelona would be able to resist such offer and will probably go with it, unless Yamal is not interested in moving to England.

Yeah, that's great money and there's a likelihood that the offer would not be match by other teams. Even if the kid is a generational talent, I think Barca could still afford to let him go and develop another one in a couple of years. Besides, they have been in financial trouble for years and that payout is going to help the team a lot.

It's a good deal, but will Yamal be willing to leave Barcelona?
I hope not, but we know player loyalty is not the same anymore like Messi or Gerrard kind of players had. These days, it’s all about money, and although Yamal is fast. I’m afraid his body isn’t fully developed enough to be playing physical English football now

I don't see why he would not. I'm pretty sure he'll be offered a huge pay and also promised a good amount of playing time or development as a player. If Pep will remain as a coach for a couple more years, he'll most likely have his chances.

About the physicality, yeah, I guess you have a point there but he's young and also have a quick recovery time.

If this happens, Pep will stay three more years in City, but I hope City will not make him a robotic player towards one system and that his freedom will be taken, just like Mahrez. Mahrez had more flair at Leicester, and that’s my point.
After all, it'd be better if City used that money to improve their youth system instead of spending it on just one player. IMO

[Zed0X]

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But does Barcelona dare to let go of this wonderkid? I think the club will keep him forever because he's quite important at Barcelona now.

As for the offer, who wouldn't go crazy for that kind of money, but it's about the loyalty of the players, sometimes they don't think about the money but about the club, but there are very few players like that.

My prediction is that Yamal will not go to the Premier League.

Then who is putting a price tag on the kid if there was no plan to sell him? There's no loyalty from the player or the team's side in today's football. Even the player who contributed the most to the team for years can be sold. At the end of the day, everyone is looking out for what is best for them.

[Rruchi man]

My prediction is that Yamal will not go to the Premier League.

If he moves to the Premier League that would be one of the biggest career mistake he will ever make because Barcelona is perfect for him and he can go on to become another legend there like Messi.

[ajiz138]

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But does Barcelona dare to let go of this wonderkid? I think the club will keep him forever because he's quite important at Barcelona now.

As for the offer, who wouldn't go crazy for that kind of money, but it's about the loyalty of the players, sometimes they don't think about the money but about the club, but there are very few players like that.

My prediction is that Yamal will not go to the Premier League.

Then who is putting a price tag on the kid if there was no plan to sell him? There's no loyalty from the player or the team's side in today's football. Even the player who contributed the most to the team for years can be sold. At the end of the day, everyone is looking out for what is best for them.

A team will usually set a price on a player, and the goal may not be entirely like that. For example, when a team sets an unreasonable price on the grounds that the player is a talented young player and they make it difficult for other teams with a high price for example.

Now if someone dares to pay then they will consider it again and maybe this is not included in the scenario they want, or in other words they did not expect there would be a team that would dare to pay a lot.

[Uruhara]

Real Madrid offense was overy dependent on a few players, making it easier for Arsenal to expect and defend against  Madrid attacks, also Madrid inability to withstand and respond to Arsenal's pressure exposed the weakness in their team, it was a good display from Arsenal for creating chances and also capitalizing on them.

Well maybe what you say is true. And actually I see that the attack built by Real Madrid looks quite monotonous. And yes, that made it quite easy for Arsenal to hold back their attacks. but Arsenal must be alert in the second leg. Because of course Ancelotti will also create a new strategy that the opponent will not be able to read. Especially in the second leg, Real Madrid will be risking their reputation in front of their own supporters.

[Igebotz]

A team will usually set a price on a player, and the goal may not be entirely like that. For example, when a team sets an unreasonable price on the grounds that the player is a talented young player and they make it difficult for other teams with a high price for example.

Now if someone dares to pay then they will consider it again and maybe this is not included in the scenario they want, or in other words they did not expect there would be a team that would dare to pay a lot.

Player's prices are set based on their market value and contract conditions and their release clause must be reasonable to not hinder the player's growth. For Spanish teams, the league FA allows clubs to place unrealistic price tag on their players to keep them from going abroad but it often turn out bad for them.

Football is a business, and if you impose excessive fees on players and prevent teams from buying, you will not generate as much profit from player sales as a club, potentially leading to bankruptcy in the long term.  Imagine Barcelona losing Messi for free because he had a billion dollar release clause that no team could afford; he simply completed his contract and walked free.

[koang]

My prediction is that Yamal will not go to the Premier League.

If he moves to the Premier League that would be one of the biggest career mistake he will ever make because Barcelona is perfect for him and he can go on to become another legend there like Messi.

Manchester City knows Yamal's priority is to stay at Barça.
Yamal and Pedri are the future of Barça; they have to keep them, and I see no reason why Lamine would leave to play with Bernardo.
But Money is money... Modern football has been corrupted by money, and all loyalty to a club will eventually be defeated by money.
I hope I'm wrong... Let's wait and see what will happen.

[JoyMarsha]

Arsenal has really made the EPL proud by defeating Madrid on a clean sheet. I applaud them for this wonderful performance and if they can keep up to this performance, they will go far. Since they have already lost hope in EPL title race.

Arsenal's lost hope in EPL seems like a motivating factor behind their 3-0 win against Real Madrid. Arsenal humbled Real Madrid at their home; it was unbelievable that they won by a three-goal margin. I will be happy if, in the second leg, they hold Real Madrid in a draw or lose with not more than two goals defeat

[Gurujebs]

Arsenal has really made the EPL proud by defeating Madrid on a clean sheet. I applaud them for this wonderful performance and if they can keep up to this performance, they will go far. Since they have already lost hope in EPL title race.

But why is that everyone looks happier whenever a team win Real Madrid, I have seen this common thing among Barcelona supporters and fans even right now, Barcelona is doing well in Champions League but they are all supporting and rooting for Arsenal to win the second leg. Arsenal deserve the celebration though, they did wonderfully.

However, they need to improve and do better because if you are only doing better in a game and not in your overall games, that means you are.nkg good as you thought. The way they finish Real Madrid should be the same way they should be doing in the Premier League, they will be fear if they can achieve it.

[alltalk]

There will be match Newcastle vs Man United in matchday 32. If Newcastle wants to secure their position in UCL, they must beat Man United and get 3 points. What do you think about the chance of Newcastle to defeat Man United? The match will be in Newcastle home, Newcastle will get the advantage to play in front of their home base fans. Anyway, Tottenham may overtake Man United if Man United will be defeated by Newcastle.