Sun Oct 06, 2013 5:47 pm
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carlccfc wrote:So Swansea and Spurs both lost today to mediocre teams after their Europa league fixtures on Thursday.
Some honesty lads don't you think it is causing problems for their league fixtures?
Opinions welcome
Sun Oct 06, 2013 5:59 pm
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Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:18 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Laudrup sited fact played 7 games in 21 days! Must have some effect?
Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:23 pm
carlccfc wrote:So Swansea and Spurs both lost today to mediocre teams after their Europa league fixtures on Thursday.
Some honesty lads don't you think it is causing problems for their league fixtures?
Opinions welcome
Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:24 pm
pembroke allan wrote:Laudrup sited fact played 7 games in 21 days! Must have some effect?
Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:27 pm
Damned Yank wrote:Spurs' squad is huge so it shouldn't impact those fools. They haven't bought well (Soldado), but that's another story.
The jacks on the other hand have a paper thin squad and that idiot Laudrup won't play their best player, Britton.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 6:28 pm
Jinks wrote:carlccfc wrote:So Swansea and Spurs both lost today to mediocre teams after their Europa league fixtures on Thursday.
Some honesty lads don't you think it is causing problems for their league fixtures?
Opinions welcome
West ham and southampton are hardly mediocre..
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Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:16 pm
Bluebird since 1948 wrote:It's just an excuse for poor form. The Europa league does not effect players performances, they have at least two recovery days. When we play in the championship we have 7 extra games when you count the league cup games, all with a smaller squad.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:21 pm
NJ73 wrote:Damned Yank wrote:Spurs' squad is huge so it shouldn't impact those fools. They haven't bought well (Soldado), but that's another story.
The jacks on the other hand have a paper thin squad and that idiot Laudrup won't play their best player, Britton.
Paper thin?
Here are just some of the players who didn't start today: Tremmel, Williams, Taylor, Tiendalli, De Guzman, Pozuelo, Hernandez, Britton, Vasquez.
If that's a paper thin squad then our definitions are wildly different.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:22 pm
Damned Yank wrote:NJ73 wrote:Damned Yank wrote:Spurs' squad is huge so it shouldn't impact those fools. They haven't bought well (Soldado), but that's another story.
The jacks on the other hand have a paper thin squad and that idiot Laudrup won't play their best player, Britton.
Paper thin?
Here are just some of the players who didn't start today: Tremmel, Williams, Taylor, Tiendalli, De Guzman, Pozuelo, Hernandez, Britton, Vasquez.
If that's a paper thin squad then our definitions are wildly different.
Williams, De Guzman and Britton. The rest? Not so much.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:44 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:I'd hardly call Southampton mediocre....
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:48 pm
carlccfc wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:I'd hardly call Southampton mediocre....
So what would you call them then ?
The team who only got back in the Premier League last season and finished 14th on goal difference above two other teams with 41 points.
I would call that mediocre.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:51 pm
PremierJacks wrote:As an honest response the simple answer is - I don't think it is affecting us yet. We had enough quality on the pitch to have won that today, but had no luck at all. Dyer hit the post and the ball rolled across the line and out of play the other side and the Southampton keeper made a worldy off a Bony header. Speaking to one of their supporters on the way back to the car he conceded that they were lucky. However, it's still no points out of the game. If you ask me the same question in eight weeks time, maybe the answer would be different.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:53 pm
PremierJacks wrote:As an honest response the simple answer is - I don't think it is affecting us yet. We had enough quality on the pitch to have won that today, but had no luck at all. Dyer hit the post and the ball rolled across the line and out of play the other side and the Southampton keeper made a worldy off a Bony header. Speaking to one of their supporters on the way back to the car he conceded that they were lucky. However, it's still no points out of the game. If you ask me the same question in eight weeks time, maybe the answer would be different.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 7:58 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:carlccfc wrote:Barry Chuckle wrote:I'd hardly call Southampton mediocre....
So what would you call them then ?
The team who only got back in the Premier League last season and finished 14th on goal difference above two other teams with 41 points.
I would call that mediocre.
Why are we going on last year? They're playing this season, not last season.![]()
They're a team that has invested heavily in the transfer market & are currently in the top 4 I believe.. Whilst they are not top 4 material, you can hardly describe them as mediocre.
Either this is a very poor attempt at getting bites and hits, or you are spectacularly naive about the premiership this season.![]()
I'd say they were a top 10 team this season... FAR from mediocre.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 8:06 pm
Sun Oct 06, 2013 8:20 pm
Barry Chuckle wrote:I've already stated that I don't class Southampton as a top 4 team, learn to read correctly.![]()
Yes, why are you going on last season? They have new players and a manager in his first full season. They've made a great start and expected to be much improved on their debut premiership season.
Are you judging Cardiff this season on last season?![]()
If you don't consider Liverpool to be in with a chance of the top 4 this season, then you're even more naive than I thought.![]()
I'd consider Southampton as strong as Swansea, if not stronger. Certainly not mediocre.
Although I do laugh at the fact that everyone else disagreed with you, yet you only picked at my comment.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 8:23 pm
NJ73 wrote:carlccfc wrote:So Swansea and Spurs both lost today to mediocre teams after their Europa league fixtures on Thursday.
Some honesty lads don't you think it is causing problems for their league fixtures?
Opinions welcome
We've won the two previous Premier League games following Europa League games, both away from home, and we could easily have won today as we dominated from the 25th to the 83rd minute without quite getting the run of the ball.
So no, I don't think your premise is correct at all.
Sun Oct 06, 2013 8:23 pm