EPL

[crodonilson]

The worlds greatest domestic league begins again tomorrow, and I for one can't wait.

:yahoo:

This season promises to be an absolute belter, with the loss of Ronaldo for Man Utd set to even up the field and a fifth major contender joining the fore in Man City.

As for the bottom of the league, well it's anyones guess who drops, any one of a dozen teams could do down. All I'm predicting is it will be a thrill a minute and promises to go right down to the wire at the top and bottom.

So who else is excited by the start of the EPL and what do they think they can expect from this forthcoming season?

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

EPL? Are you American?

 

[The Wizard]

No thanks.
I Prefer a good bit of lower league (CC, CCL1, CCL2, BSP) football myself and don't particularly enjoy watching 22 overpaid buffoons running around a pitch, that being said I probably will tune in.

 

[strings]

I'm not really fussed by the 'EPL' but as a local of Wolverhampton, I have something to watch - I made it to 7 Wolves games last year and will undoubtably take in some Premier League action this year at some point.

I'm glad to see Mancienne is back in Wolves colours, the defence is looking good and Wolves have three quality keepers (4 when Murray returns to fitness). Ebanks-Blake, Vokes, Doyle and Iwelumo are a decent enough set of strikers, it just remains to be seen whether the midfield is good enough. I have a genuine hope that Wolves could beat the drop.

 

[HG201]

The REAL football seaon began last week

 

[Bozza]

will undoubtably take in some Premier League action this year at some point.

Would tickets be easy to come by?

Wolves have three quality keepers (4 when Murray returns to fitness).

Are they aware they can only play 1 at a time? At least in the actual position of goalkeeper.

 

[strings]

The REAL football seaon began last week

Living in Woves, you would not believe the amount of times I have had to explain that in the last week!

 

[strings]

Would tickets be easy to come by?

For games such as Fulham, Bolton, etc, they will be easy to get hold of. My other half wants us to build up enough fan points (5 games), to get us priority for the Man Utd game, which is towards the end of the season.

Are they aware they can only play 1 at a time? At least in the actual position of goalkeeper.

They are, but I never really understood the point of paying so many decent goalies wages at one time - had it not been for injuries last season at least one would probably have walked.

 

[crodonilson]

I'm not really fussed by the 'EPL' but as a local of Wolverhampton, I have something to watch - I made it to 7 Wolves games last year and will undoubtably take in some Premier League action this year at some point.

I'm glad to see Mancienne is back in Wolves colours, the defence is looking good and Wolves have three quality keepers (4 when Murray returns to fitness). Ebanks-Blake, Vokes, Doyle and Iwelumo are a decent enough set of strikers, it just remains to be seen whether the midfield is good enough. I have a genuine hope that Wolves could beat the drop.

For what it's worth I think Wolves are gonners, don't have the quality needed to survive in the Premier League and Mick McCarthy doesn't have the tactical nous to survive at that level.

 

[the wanderbus]

The worlds greatest domestic league begins again tomorrow, and I for one can't wait.

:yahoo:

This season promises to be an absolute belter, with the loss of Ronaldo for Man Utd set to even up the field and a fifth major contender joining the fore in Man City.

As for the bottom of the league, well it's anyones guess who drops, any one of a dozen teams could do down. All I'm predicting is it will be a thrill a minute and promises to go right down to the wire at the top and bottom.

So who else is excited by the start of the EPL and what do they think they can expect from this forthcoming season?

What a load of old shite, the title will yet again be a 2 horse race & the relegation places will be filled by any 3 from 6 ( promoted clubs + stoke , hull or pompey) . Plastic football played by overpaid primadonnas with over inflated egos, I'll say it again - what a load of old shite....I'd rather watch Palace.

 

[The Large One]

Bring back Divisions One, Two, Three and Four.

I don't think that's too much to ask.

 

[Gonzo]

Can't wait for the worlds GREATEST soccerball league to get up and running. Just the thought of the giants of English football clashing makes me MOIST. I'm a football fan and I love watching world class football. Bring it on! :yahoo:

 

[Skint Gull]

You must have a right laugh writing this stuff! You do keep up the pretence of being genuinely excited by every sporting event ever really well. My guess is you work in marketing for Sky and you post the same shite on every messageboard at some point in the country? If not you should have a word with them abourt some commision...

 

[Paxton Dazo]

It's a shit league, TBF.

Buzzing for 'Ull away next Wednesday, though.

 

[wellquickwoody]

Bunch of Arse!

Premier League? More like family circus entertainment, or about as interesting as Kerry Katona or Jordan. Only pikey chavs should have interest in them all.

 

[Bernie The Bolt]

It's a shit league, TBF.

Buzzing for 'Ull away next Wednesday, though.

Who do you support then? I agree the Premiership might have the best players in the world, but, give me League 1 anyday!

 

[Horsham Gull]

Buzzing for 'Ull away next Wednesday, though.

come on CELTIC as well next wednesday

 

[Gonzo]

Premier League? More like family circus entertainment, or about as interesting as Kerry Katona or Jordan. Only pikey chavs should have interest in them all.

So if Brighton were to get promoted to the Premiership, you would f*** off and support Lewes or sumthin?

:mendoza:

 

[8ace]

Couldn't give a flying f***.

 

[wellquickwoody]

To Twisted

No, but I would continue to watch some non league stuff.

Was the 'f*** off' really necessary? C**t!