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2015-2016 Soccer (Football) Thread

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Golfingdad Incredible Member

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The EPL starts Saturday! Yaaaaaaaaaaas.

Go Everton!

I "literally" just finished listening to the MIB preseason podcast 90 seconds ago. :beer:

I'm quite excited about this season as well.  I just kind of really got into the league last year.  I watched off and on for several years so I've known of most of the teams for awhile, but this is the first year where I'll be into it from the start.

FWIW, according to Dave and Rog and the handful of their guests I've heard in the last few days, the consensus frontrunners are Chelsea and Arsenal this year.

From this podcast, I also just learned the story of Bournemouth, and I will definitely be rooting for that underdog story.  6 years ago they barely avoided being relegated from the fourth to the fifth level league, then got promoted to the third level a year later. 3 seasons after that they made it to the second level and this year to the top.  And they play in a stadium that is 116 years old and holds 12k people.

Hope they do well.

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RandallT Super Member

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Subscribed to thread. Some years I find time to watch more closely than others but hey if I'm subscribed here, I'll prob get more info than I usually do. As those who know me might expect, I tend to root for underdogs. Soft spot for Everton for some reason. Enjoying MU fall from dominance. Plus any recently promoted team.

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mchepp Great Member

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All the experts are picking my Chelsea to win again which is a sure sign that we will finish 3rd.

Michael

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alleztom Dedicated Member

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All the experts are picking my Chelsea to win again which is a sure sign that we will finish 3rd.


Your Chelsea? Mr Abramovic pleased to meet you :-\ . I just love the idea of a Russian billionaire hanging around at TST. My team isn't in the Premier League anyhow.

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mchepp Great Member

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Your Chelsea? Mr Abramovic pleased to meet you :-\ . I just love the idea of a Russian billionaire hanging around at TST. My team isn't in the Premier League anyhow.

A guy can dream, right?

Michael

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RussUK Great Member

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Im hoping for a less buttock clenching season for my team, Huddersfield Town. We managed to stay in the championship with a game or 2 to spare last season so cant be doing with that again.

We have Hull City tomorrow so id be happy to get a point from that game

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Golfingdad Incredible Member

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All the experts are picking my Chelsea to win again which is a sure sign that we will finish 3rd.

I still don't have a team.  I'm hoping to find one this year but we'll just have to wait and see.  This sums up my philosophy pretty well:

Don't rush into picking a team. The beauty of the BPL is that the majority of games are played on Saturdays and Sundays, mostly in the morning or early afternoon in the US. With the NBC sports network, you can watch every single match either on TV or streaming online (not a pitch for NBC, I swear). Take a couple months, watch as many games as you can, and you will naturally begin rooting for certain teams over others.

I'm a Spurs fan, but most weekends I'll watch as many games as I can. As the season goes on, I'll begin rooting for teams over others. If you become a fan of the entire league, great! I have a bunch of friends like that. If you organically become attached to a specific team, that's great too! But don't randomly pick a team because some stranger on the internet advised you. A great thing about being a fan of the BPL is that we're not tied to teams by geography.

Just don't support Arsenal. They're scum.

I'm waiting for it to happen organically, because otherwise it won't stick.  I'm still at the stage where I'm just a fan of the entire league over any other league.  I find myself being more interested in Swansea/Crystal Palace or Southhampton/West Brom on NBC Sports Network than I am for Juventus/Roma or Milan/Inter on Bien.  Go figure.

Im hoping for a less buttock clenching season for my team, Huddersfield Town. We managed to stay in the championship with a game or 2 to spare last season so cant be doing with that again.

I can't imagine what this must be like.  I am a San Diego Padres fan and I'm trying to imagine getting near the end of another poor season with the possibility that they will drop to the minors if they don't win a couple of games.  Has to be excruciating.

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rkim291968 Super Member

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Im hoping for a less buttock clenching season for my team, Huddersfield Town. We managed to stay in the championship with a game or 2 to spare last season so cant be doing with that again.

We have Hull City tomorrow so id be happy to get a point from that game

LOL on the term buttock clenching.   In one of my local league play a long, long time ago, I was lined up on a wall as my team was about to kick a free kick toward goal.   As the ball is being kicked, a defender clench my buttock and I jumped up prematurely, missing any chance at the play.   Buttock clenching indeed.

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RJH999 Great Member

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And your first goal of the 2015-2016 Premier League season....A Kyle Walker own goal! Great,

Riley


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Liverpool 0 West Ham 3

Chelski 1 Crystal Palace 2

Haha.

Man City looking good so far,long long way to go.

GO MAN UTD!!!

Away to Swansea tonight.


mchepp Great Member

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Chelsea has already lost the premier league. We look dreadful. The only good news is that the last time we looked this bad in the league we won the Champions league.

Michael

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Scotsclaff Great Member

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Chelsea has already lost the premier league. We look dreadful. The only good news is that the last time we looked this bad in the league we won the Champions league.

Pretty daft to say Chelski have already lost the league although I hope you're right.

Half time at Swansea 0-0,United playing like a bunch of old women.

CAMON REDS!!


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Haven't had much chance to watch CFC this year, but it sounds like a total mess. Obviously there is a long way to go, but 10 points adrift is a pretty big hole. In what I have been able to catch on the tube, the defense has been awful. I never claim to be an expert on the sport, but the marking seems as loose as anything I can remember watching. 

For me, Chelsea is a team that I watch while I wait for Wolves to claw their way back to the EPL (it could still happen). Beinsports shows one game from the Championship per week, so seeing my club on tv is a bit rare.

 

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