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I find myself agreeing with Tuchel. Foden and Palmer have been poor this year . You pick players on form not their name. Maguire is way to slow and would be a boil in the bag over there in that heat.
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I saw who he's left out int he press, his reason seems genuine...but...I also read a article recently where Gerrard and was it Scholes said the team (at that time) was a team of strong minded individual tallents who didn't necessarily play well together. I get that and I think Teuchels going along the same lines, then I see Bellingham in the mix and think hold on.
I'm all for leaving the egos out, they may have a better natural insight into the game, but qute often they don't cover the ground that other players might, and that can be the difference when it comes to stopping teams playing around you, ie, closing down.
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In reply to Post #1541
I was waiting for someone else to start.
Gist of it is that his trying to create a team. No good picking talented players if they don't gel together.
The logic sounds right, let's hope he's got it right.
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No comments on the England Squad then gents?
Few surprises, players in and out.
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In reply to Post #1531
Another twist in the tale for UCL qualification after last nights results (Well done Villa, fully deserved).
If Villa finish fifth in the Premier League, Unai Emery's side will qualify for the Champions League as the Europa League winners.
The extra Champions League place that the Premier League earned through the European Performance Spot would then go to the team finishing sixth.
Villa would finish fifth in they lost at Manchester City and Liverpool won at home to Brentford.
Should that happen, the Champions League qualification focus then turns to sixth spot.
If Bournemouth avoid defeat at Nottingham Forest, or Brighton fail to win at home to Manchester United, the Cherries would finish sixth.
Should Bournemouth lose and Brighton win, it would then be the Seagulls who claimed sixth spot.
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Up the Villa...
Men v Boys. Great game, cracking goals.
Nice to see a team win something by playing football rather than using underhanded methods.
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Well done Villa, great manager, totally took them apart 2nd half.
I see Southampton lost their appeal even though they hired the City lawyer....go figure!
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In reply to Post #1534
And salad going, who to be fair, has been one of the greats 
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In reply to Post #1535
100%, well done Villa and Emery. Some result that
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In reply to Post #1533
That would literally sum up our season!!
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In reply to Post #1531
If that happens I would absolutely pmsl  
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How about this for last day possible drama...
"Liverpool might have to play in a PLAYOFF for Champions League football Ÿ¤¯
If Bournemouth win 5--0 vs Forest & Liverpool lose 1--0 vs Brentford, they would be level on:
- Points -- 59
- Goal Difference -- +9
- Goals Scored -- 62
- Head-to-Head -- 1 win each
- H2H Away Goals -- 2 each
Literally nothing separates them... a playoff will be required."
Bournemouth have already beaten (an admittedly different) Forest 5-0 already this season !
'kin ell  
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In reply to Post #1529
That was said in jest. I'm not taking anything for granted.
But thank you for your opinion.
Feel free to join the others and congratulate my team
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In reply to Post #1528
Dream on.
You won't win it next year. You won't be allowed to do what you did this year. They won't change the rules, just the interpretation of them. 
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