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22 November 2025    12:30
Burnley v Chelsea
League positions favour: Chelsea
Current Form Favours: Chelsea
Away Win

22 November 2025    15:00
A. F. C. Bournemouth v West Ham United
League positions favour: A. F. C. Bournemouth
Current Form Favours: A. F. C. Bournemouth
Home Win

Brighton & Hove Albion v Brentford
League positions favour: Brighton & Hove Albion
Current Form Favours: Brighton & Hove Albion
Draw

Fulham v Sunderland
League positions favour: Sunderland
Current Form Favours: Sunderland
Away Win

Liverpool v Nottingham Forest
League positions favour: Liverpool
Current Form Favours: Liverpool
Home Win

Wolverhampton Wanderers v Crystal Palace
League positions favour: Crystal Palace
Current Form Favours: Crystal Palace
Away Win

22 November 2025    17:30
Newcastle United v Manchester City
League positions favour: Manchester City
Current Form Favours: Manchester City
Away Win

23 November 2025    14:00
Leeds United v Aston Villa
League positions favour: Aston Villa
Current Form Favours: Aston Villa
Away Win

23 November 2025    16:30
Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur
League positions favour: Arsenal
Current Form Favours: Arsenal
Home Win

24 November 2025    20:00
Manchester United v Everton
League positions favour: Manchester United
Current Form Favours: Manchester United
Home Win

Point-at-me-and-Laugh  4-fold Acca:
Chelsea (Away @ Burnley 1/2)    
Manchester City (Away @ Newcastle United 19/20)    
Aston Villa (Away @ Leeds United 13/10)    
Liverpool (@ Home to Nottingham Forest 2/5)

£11.00 stake - potential return £50.26
 

Definitely the worst time to be playing Liverpool. They need a big reaction. Step forward West Ham United......the gift that just keeps on giving. 0-3

ragingbull wrote: ↑26 Nov 2025, 21:36 Victims 3-1 down, just when you want to play a team to get your season back on track

goose wrote: ↑26 Nov 2025, 21:53 Liverpool 1-4 down now.

They must be thrilled to be playing us next.

Liverpool 1-4 down now.

They must be thrilled to be playing us next.

Victims 3-1 down, just when you want to play a team to get your season back on track

I was kind of hoping Barca could make the young male prostitutes look a bit crap. It ain't going like that though!

Zirkzee has looked well short of Premier league quality so I’m not sure why we’d think he could do better for us
Shouldn’t be sorting Man U’s problems for them 

ragingbull wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025, 11:11 Rumor has it we was looking at Zirkzee,not impressed at all.

Rumor has it we was looking at Zirkzee,not impressed at all.

Yep, it'd be typical West Ham.

Sounds like Paqueta and Summerville will be available though and maybe Mavropanos.

Sweep wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025, 08:31 There are very few teams - possibly only Arsenal, where there isn't a reasonable chance of grabbing at least a point in one-off games this season. 

Could maybe add Chelsea and Man City, but the rest of them seem to drop points as often as they win.

Proper shame we gave up two points at Bournemouth and wasted the Leeds game - not so vexed about Brentford because they frequently do a number on us at our place.

If we get those couple of games right we're probably looking up instead of over our shoulder.

Irvine has a very good reputation with players, I know that for a fact. Can't speak for every player obviously, but most players love him, supposed to be a blinding bloke.

I saw Alan Irvine was also next to Steve Clarke on the Scotland bench v Denmark 

Moyes having Alan Irvine back alongside him ( his long term assistant ) does seem to work. It all fell apart with us a few months after Irvine stepped away and then Pearce. 

It’s quite an accomplishment to spend so much money and still be as shit as Man U are.
It’s easy to forget about some of the car crash signings they have made.

They make Sullivan look like a genius.

There are very few teams - possibly only Arsenal, where there isn't a reasonable chance of grabbing at least a point in one-off games this season. 

Could maybe add Chelsea and Man City, but the rest of them seem to drop points as often as they win.

Proper shame we gave up two points at Bournemouth and wasted the Leeds game - not so vexed about Brentford because they frequently do a number on us at our place.

If we get those couple of games right we're probably looking up instead of over our shoulder.

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025, 06:20

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑24 Nov 2025, 22:00 Man U were desperately ordinary 
A few good saves by Pickford but nothing drastic as regards pressure 
Look a midtable team at best





 

Yep, not much different to when we turned them over back in May under Potter with little trouble. All fart and no shit this Man Utd Team. Spurs and Man Utd seem to be glued to one another as well. Is also amusing to see Liverpool now down to 12th!

This after spending another £200m on 3 forwards
Look a million miles from the likes of Arsenal
When you lose at home to Moyes you aren’t a big team any more
First time they’ve ever lost at home to 10 men in the Premier league

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑24 Nov 2025, 22:00 Man U were desperately ordinary 
A few good saves by Pickford but nothing drastic as regards pressure 
Look a midtable team at best




 

Replacement for Frank at your gaff, son? Similar style football so won't have to change much of the squad.

Oh how we miss Moyes.

Come On You Irons" wrote: ↑24 Nov 2025, 21:23 Everton parking the bus now.

This has a 2-1 Man Utd win written all over it. Saw it time and time again when Moyes was West Ham manager away at the big teams he feared.

Man U were desperately ordinary 
A few good saves by Pickford but nothing drastic as regards pressure 
Look a midtable team at best
 

Probably the worst performance for Man Utd ever 
10 players, Man U at home, and still couldn’t land anything on them. Everton totally outplayed them. 

how does Amorim still keep his job after stuff like this?
 

First Old Trafford Premier league win for Moyes … as the away manager