Liverpool signing ‘offers nothing’ and ‘needs to be dropped’ long before ‘confused’ Wirtz
Only one Liverpool player has appeared in all ten of their games so far this season, but he has been ‘abject’, ‘offers nothing’ and ‘needs to be dropped’.
Only one Liverpool player has appeared in all ten of their games so far this season, but he has been ‘abject’, ‘offers nothing’ and ‘needs to be dropped’.
One Liverpool fan wants to set the record straight: their £400m spend was not solely on ‘upgrades’ and Arne Slot is managing ‘a squad in transition’.
Arsenal want credit. But not too much credit. Are Liverpool and their new expensive attack still the favourites?
We usually hide the Crystal Palace fan at the bottom of the Mailbox but the Eagles deserve top billing.
Arsenal fans are buoyant after that win over the anti-football folk of Newcastle United, but Gabriel does deserve a slap.
Surely there is nobody – not even Ruben Amorim – who thinks that Ruben Amorim should not be sacked by Manchester United.
Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez and Enzo Maresca take a kicking in the Mailbox, while Manchester United are condemned to a ‘grim ritual’…
Ruben Amorim is on his last legs after another insipid Premier League display from the ‘trash’ that is Man Utd, as Bruno Fernandes is slammed.
Paul Scholes was ‘bitter’ and ‘nasty’ in an assessment of Marcus Rashford which captured a ‘spitefulness’ still holding Manchester United back.
Liverpool will probably manage without their fourth-choice centre-half and there are a fair few reasons why panicking over Eberechi Eze at Arsenal is daft.
Eberechi Eze could be the genius Arsenal need but will he be allowed? He would probably get the chance at Liverpool.
Marcus Rashford is a player who did not even ‘fake defend’ for Manchester United so he deserves no sympathy.
That was very stupid from Hugo Ekitike and he deserves all the criticism coming his way from Liverpool fans and others.
Mikel Arteta is defended by Arsenal fans while we have an expose of Liverpool’s rewritten history.
Arsenal and their flawed manager dominate the narrative but there’s plenty to be said about Aston Villa too.
Mikel Arteta gets a massive kicking for signing attacking players and then just not using them v Manchester City.
Liverpool are already five points clear at the top of the Premier League; surely they cannot cock it up from here.
Ruben Amorim may be ‘gaslighting’ the Man Utd fans but he ‘exposed the fraud’ Enzo Maresca on Saturday, whose sacking should be one of two Chelsea priorities.
Manchester United need to look at and learn from Arsenal under Mikel Arteta because nothing will change until and unless the culture is fixed properly.
Liverpool have a ‘psychological edge’ over their opponents even while ‘looking pretty vulnerable at times’ because they have invented scoring goals.
While Liverpool dominate the narrative, one Chelsea fan wants to talk about Enzo Maresca ‘making it up as he goes along’.
Are those late Liverpool winners sustainable after all? Unlike Arsenal, this Liverpool side are never boring.
Arsenal won away in the Champions League but are ‘completely predictable’, with that midfield trio inducing sleep.
A litany of bad luck, bad finishing, bad defending and valid excuses have been Manchester United’s undoing this season.
Manchester United and Liverpool continue to dominate the discourse, with some keen to point out that United are just reverting to the norm.
Ruben Amorim and Manchester United continue to dominate the agenda, but who would take over from the Portuguese?
Ruben Amorim has very few defenders among Manchester United fans after yet another defeat at Manchester City.
Liverpool fans are not very impressed with the lightweight Florian Wirtz and know they are lucky to be top.
Enzo Maresca gets pelters for what he’s doing to unbeaten Chelsea and do Arsenal have the best worst player in the world?
It’s fair to say that we are ready for the Premier League; everybody has ever so slightly lost their minds.
It looks like we got it wrong on Newcastle again; they have the ‘depression derby’ on Saturday and Barcelona on Thursday.
We are stuck in Florian Wirtz flop discussion until he runs the show against Burnley on Sunday, it seems.
England finally delivered a statement performance under Thomas Tuchel, but for all their ease in qualifying there will be more World Cup disappointment.