ok, game on folks. Does City blow out Inter or can Inter withstand the pressure and score on a counter or two? Hate City, but damn they are good...
OT: 2022-2023 English Premier League Season.
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So far, so good for Inter. Some chances and have largely shut down City until the last minute or two.
City is playing like Will Smith caught them with the Men in Black Memory Eraser. Going to be a tough second half esp with KDB out with injury.
Let’s see what happens.
Let’s see what happens.
Yeah, missing KDB isn't going to help and Inter just looks to be the tougher, harder-nosed team so far.
Oh well, City finally broke through with a goal by Rodri and then Inter blew a golden opportunity as Dimarco's header went into Lukaku's feet - thought Dimarco should've used his feet there, with the goalie down. Still time...
They deserved it. Hands down best team.
Man U and Arsenal @ Metlife in July.
Anybody going?
I have to go to Fla. and plan out some work. If I get back in time I'll be there. Not sure on return date yet.
Tickets are out of bounds expensive. If they tried to charge that much in England for a regular season PL fixture, their fans would riot. Forget a preseason friendly.
It might be cheaper to fly into Manchester and catch a game at OT than it would be to get decent seats at metlife.
Didn't look @ ticket prices. I just had it pop up on the phone.
If they're gouging I won't be there either. Even if I'm back in time.
I plan on going to a regular PL game over there. I'll save my $ for that. Certainly will be better than $h!tLife stadium.
That's great for him - hopefully he can become the #1 there and get much needed playing time he wasn't getting at Arsenal.
Klopp stepping down at end of season
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/01/26/sport/jurgen-klopp-liverpool-spt-intl/index.html
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/01/26/sport/jurgen-klopp-liverpool-spt-intl/index.html
Very surprising but I guess it shouldn't be. Lots of pressure being a professional HC in a big league.
Just woke up to this and can't believe it... Feels like someone died.
Hopefully we send him out on top.
Already rumors out there.
The secrets of Alonso - Klopp's Liverpool successor in waiting
Today was the biggest football day in Liverpool since Kenny Dalglish resigned in 1991. And 15 years after Alonso departed Anfield as a player to join Real Madrid.
Great team and great manager. Respect what they did as an organization too, no FFP issues unlike many clubs are facing or about to face.
