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So four games into the premier league in England and Liverpool are top of the table. Chelsea up there with them also on maximum points which to be honest surprises me after they took so long to sort out who was the manager.

An early season Jose meltdown was a thing of joy and West Ham aren't doing very well.

Oh too soon it all stops for bloody international friendlies I hear you cry. Well actually you are wrong there as it is the UEFA Nations League.

Now if you have not been keeping up with this I thought I take the time to explain the format...

Countries are split into groups across four leagues. The four winners of the top-ranked League A will qualify for the Nations League Finals in June 2019. Those who do not make it will face promotion and relegation, while a potential route into Euro 2020 will also be up for grabs. While group winners of League A will compete in the Nations League Finals ? which will feature semi-finals, a third-place match and the final hosted by one of the sides involved ? the victors in Leagues B, C and D gain promotion and the bottom sides from Leagues A, B and C will be relegated. The second season will take place in 2020-21. Teams that fail to top their group and do not get a semi final can enter a talent contest where they nominate one player to impress a panel of judges with a dance, performing a musical instrument or comedy act. If they score more than 6.8 from the judges then they go into a penalty shootout against the winners of the Charity Aid match featuring no less that three members of the Hollyoaks cast. The runner up will qualify for the Carabao cup quarterfinal while the wining team will face off against the national that came top of league D unless they are from Russia in which case they will not play Ukraine in a fifth gold run of Blockbusters. And that is Numberwang.

 

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14 hours ago, Thinkingallowed said:

So four games into the premier league in England and Liverpool are top of the table. Chelsea up there with them also on maximum points which to be honest surprises me after they took so long to sort out who was the manager.

An early season Jose meltdown was a thing of joy and West Ham aren't doing very well.

Oh too soon it all stops for bloody international friendlies I hear you cry. Well actually you are wrong there as it is the UEFA Nations League.

Now if you have not been keeping up with this I thought I take the time to explain the format...

Countries are split into groups across four leagues. The four winners of the top-ranked League A will qualify for the Nations League Finals in June 2019. Those who do not make it will face promotion and relegation, while a potential route into Euro 2020 will also be up for grabs. While group winners of League A will compete in the Nations League Finals ? which will feature semi-finals, a third-place match and the final hosted by one of the sides involved ? the victors in Leagues B, C and D gain promotion and the bottom sides from Leagues A, B and C will be relegated. The second season will take place in 2020-21. Teams that fail to top their group and do not get a semi final can enter a talent contest where they nominate one player to impress a panel of judges with a dance, performing a musical instrument or comedy act. If they score more than 6.8 from the judges then they go into a penalty shootout against the winners of the Charity Aid match featuring no less that three members of the Hollyoaks cast. The runner up will qualify for the Carabao cup quarterfinal while the wining team will face off against the national that came top of league D unless they are from Russia in which case they will not play Ukraine in a fifth gold run of Blockbusters. And that is Numberwang.

 

Well explained, a lot less complicated than when I first read about it.

To be fair, I prefer it to meaningless international friendlies.

Disgusting what all has happened to West Ham, and indicative of the modern money orientated game. No real love for them, but more annoyed the state and football nowadays.

Can't see past Man Citeh again ...

 

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Rumour has it that when Denmark play Wales (at least I think its Wales), they will be fielding an entire team made up of the very lowest football leagues in Denmark. Just think England pick all their team members from the teams of division 2!!!!!!!!! 

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Not looking forward to this nations league nonsense at all. International friendlies and qualifiers are drab enough without more pointless games.

The premier league is shaping up to look like city will romp home again. I fancy Cardiff, Huddersfield and Southampton to go down. Worrying starts thus far for burnley, West Ham and Newcastle but I think those sides will recover.

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Scotland Women just qualified for the world cup.  As a Scot I must say it was nice watching 22 tits qualify rather than the mens team where you watched 11 tits fail.  

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On 9/4/2018 at 7:31 AM, Thinkingallowed said:

So four games into the premier league in England and Liverpool are top of the table. Chelsea up there with them also on maximum points which to be honest surprises me after they took so long to sort out who was the manager.

An early season Jose meltdown was a thing of joy and West Ham aren't doing very well.

Oh too soon it all stops for bloody international friendlies I hear you cry. Well actually you are wrong there as it is the UEFA Nations League.

Now if you have not been keeping up with this I thought I take the time to explain the format...

Countries are split into groups across four leagues. The four winners of the top-ranked League A will qualify for the Nations League Finals in June 2019. Those who do not make it will face promotion and relegation, while a potential route into Euro 2020 will also be up for grabs. While group winners of League A will compete in the Nations League Finals ? which will feature semi-finals, a third-place match and the final hosted by one of the sides involved ? the victors in Leagues B, C and D gain promotion and the bottom sides from Leagues A, B and C will be relegated. The second season will take place in 2020-21. Teams that fail to top their group and do not get a semi final can enter a talent contest where they nominate one player to impress a panel of judges with a dance, performing a musical instrument or comedy act. If they score more than 6.8 from the judges then they go into a penalty shootout against the winners of the Charity Aid match featuring no less that three members of the Hollyoaks cast. The runner up will qualify for the Carabao cup quarterfinal while the wining team will face off against the national that came top of league D unless they are from Russia in which case they will not play Ukraine in a fifth gold run of Blockbusters. And that is Numberwang.

 

So still no chance of Scotland qualifying. 

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37 minutes ago, Murchie said:

So still no chance of Scotland qualifying. 

Well, this is one of the obvious flaws in this silly competition. Getting relegated can work in your favour when it comes to qualifying for other tournaments.

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1 hour ago, Murchie said:

So still no chance of Scotland qualifying. 

That's one good thing about being a very old man nearing death like me... I can actually remember Scotland qualifying for something. Still didn't get out the group stages though.  :D 

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2 minutes ago, dcfc2007 said:

Worried about Newcastle.

The negativity around the club is shocking, the team is made up mostly of championship players, and a poor start.

Ashley is a cancer.

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Just now, Krapow said:

Ashley is a cancer.

Yes he is indeed.

His treatment of his employees and newcastle has been disgusting.

Fair play to rangers fans for getting shot of him.

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17 hours ago, nampla69 said:

BM Thinkingallowed is by now getting totally rat arsed up in the boondocks of Isaan and buying every retired expat large ones ......  !!!  🍻

Was a vodka day and a jolly good day it was too.

Chelsea are top of the table though and it wouldn't surprise me if they ignore the Europa  league and end up champions.

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40 minutes ago, Thinkingallowed said:

Was a vodka day and a jolly good day it was too.

Chelsea are top of the table though and it wouldn't surprise me if they ignore the Europa  league and end up champions.

They are getting the results but still plenty for them to work on. Liverpool are looking excellent, tightened up at the back, lethal going forward. Citeh still looking like champions.

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16 minutes ago, Murchie said:

They ain't got shot of him.

 

4 minutes ago, Krapow said:

I can just see your glee when you posted that xD

Did he not sell his last share in 2017?

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4 minutes ago, dcfc2007 said:

 

Did he not sell his last share in 2017?

Yes, though Sports Direct are still involved in retail and advertising, due to deals done under the previous bunch of cunts and big Mike's placemen. 

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4 minutes ago, Krapow said:

Yes, though Sports Direct are still involved in retail and advertising, due to deals done under the previous bunch of cunts and big Mike's placemen. 

Fair enough. He is like a bad smell, always hangs around. 

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On ‎9‎/‎16‎/‎2018 at 8:47 AM, Thinkingallowed said:

Was a vodka day and a jolly good day it was too.

Chelsea are top of the table though and it wouldn't surprise me if they ignore the Europa  league and end up champions.

Good game tonight, the Pool deserved their win against PSG.

Where you able to watch it?

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9 hours ago, Krapow said:

Good game tonight, the Pool deserved their win against PSG.

Where you able to watch it?

Watched it this morning.

Great start to the season for Liverpool without really finding their shooting boots or getting anywhere near top gear.

 

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