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Quote from: tomahawk9 on December 18, 2019, 06:10:50 PM

EFL Cup semi-finals:

I predict a Manchester City vs Leicester City final. United defeated City once this season already, but watching the game, City were for me, the stronger team. And would be again in this tie.
Aston Villa had a glorious victory against the European champions, but Leicester will not underrate them, and this is the last step to the final, there would be no question of whether or not they'll take it seriously. It's their most realistic chance at a title at the moment.

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Quote from: tomahawk9 on December 18, 2019, 06:10:50 PM

This just in:

EFL Cup semi-finals:

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Manchester derby! Shocked

Manchester derby = perfect for LFC Wink

Two intense games for City, they will likely reach the final too so another game. Everything is working out for us this season.

Leicester in the semi finals too Cheesy

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This just in:

EFL Cup semi-finals:

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Manchester derby! Shocked

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Quote from: DeathAngel on December 17, 2019, 09:08:00 AM

Ancelotti must be going there short term surely. I read somewhere it’s a 6 month deal with a 4 million GBP bonus if he saves them from relegation.

We’re talking about a multiple title winning coach here, surely he doesn’t want to settle there long term.

Everton does not have the players that will bring out the best from Anceloti, lots of their players are average players, that's why he is going there on short term, I'm very sure if it was to be a club like Manchester City or Chelsea he won't be planning on going short term

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Quote from: DeathAngel on December 18, 2019, 12:35:39 PM

Dude, this is the English Premier League thread. You should really have posted this here -

Sorry. My mistake.
I was doing some multitasking... and looked several games at the same time.

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Everton faces Leicester for the EFL cup today.
Leicester is on fire with good consecutive results so far. I think that some of the reserves are going to play in this match so I expect a draw between those team and Leicester is going to get the qualification in a second game.

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Big derby Barcelona vs. Real Madrid, and they share first place with same points both.
Anything can happen in matches like this, and I don't understand so silly low odds for home win....

Dude, this is the English Premier League thread. You should really have posted this here -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5176196.1040

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Quote from: joniboini on December 18, 2019, 06:29:36 AM

Quote from: EdenHazard on December 18, 2019, 05:35:35 AM

Everton spend a lot to hire Ancelotti, I heard he'll get around 12 million pounds a year! It means he gonna be third highest manager paid in premier league Shocked

, they are really serious this time with Ancelotti .

That's an effing lot of money. Where do their money come from? Are Everton merch selling that well?

Can't believe they agree to that terms, considering Ancelotti might flop in his first season. Why not agree for one year and then revise the contract later on?

I also heard that Carlo brought his son and others to Everton. Some media even call it a 'dynasty'.

He can't be making 12 million right? Where did you read that, that is waaaaaaay too much money for Everton to pay for a manager. I know everything starts with the manager and you can give me Liverpool right now and I wouldn't manage to make them be in top 10 let alone champions so paying managers a fair wage is very important but 12 MILLION POUNDS A YEAR? That sounds insane to me.

Everton must be really sick and tired of the way they have been playing for the past few seasons and decided to turn the ship around, lets hope that players would actually want to go there and they could actually make players listen to Ancelotti so that they could build a strategy that changes things around. I mean Leicester was a relegation team and become champions, so I don't see why Everton can't do the same (even if not champions, at least a decent top half team).

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Quote from: bitgolden on December 17, 2019, 01:35:32 PM

Why is no one really giving Duncan a chance?

They’re near the bottom of the table, it’s not really time to experiment. I guess they want the real deal, a proven manager. They can’t afford to get relegated most likely.

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Quote from: EdenHazard on December 18, 2019, 05:35:35 AM

Everton spend a lot to hire Ancelotti, I heard he'll get around 12 million pounds a year! It means he gonna be third highest manager paid in premier league Shocked

, they are really serious this time with Ancelotti .

That's an effing lot of money. Where do their money come from? Are Everton merch selling that well?

Can't believe they agree to that terms, considering Ancelotti might flop in his first season. Why not agree for one year and then revise the contract later on?

I also heard that Carlo brought his son and others to Everton. Some media even call it a 'dynasty'.

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Quote from: akmal1984 on December 17, 2019, 07:37:22 AM

Quote from: EdenHazard on December 17, 2019, 03:50:15 AM

Although Duncan ferguson deserves the permanent job as the players also feel comfortable under him with its passionate coaching style .
Everton board have to be honest that Ancelotti might could bring more hope to reach what club's target that has been set since the beginning of the season.

Everyone knew it , Ancelotti is far better option.
Nothing better than managed by the club legend who served the club for 10 years but it's just not his time.

This is very shocking news for me. I never thought Everton would take Ancelotti. It looks like they really want to build a solid team and can compete to get the English league title in the coming seasons. Everton are clearly one step ahead of Arsenal for now.Now Arsenal are the only former big team that always moves slowly to build their team.

More than that, rumored that he also interested to make a reunion with Ibrahimovic, although libra himself indicated that he will go to serie A (ac milan or inter milan)

Everton spend a lot to hire Ancelotti, I heard he'll get around 12 million pounds a year! It means he gonna be third highest manager paid in premier league Shocked

, they are really serious this time with Ancelotti .
Mikel arteta also has been in talk with arsenal since few days ago , looks like ljungberg will be in the coaching staff under his junior Grin

interesting isn't it?
This is mad that epl top clubs nowadays managed by their club legend! A non (really) experienced one , big bet here!

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Quote from: bitgolden on December 17, 2019, 01:35:32 PM

Why is no one really giving Duncan a chance? I mean I know he is not proven and Everton is doing horribly so far so they are looking to get a manager that could turn things around and make a big splash but right now Duncan seems to be doing decently and everybody loves him.

I guess there was talks about David Moyes for far longer than just the sacking, I assume he might pick up the reigns very soon but I would love to see Duncan manage the team until the break at least. Even if he doesn't get a manager position with Everton today after this sacking, if he is allowed to coach them until the break that could potentially mean he could get a managing position in some other team, even if it is not premier league it could be championship and he would have a chance to show himself.

Maybe Duncan will be an assistant coach. He could further improve his managerial knowledge by becoming an Ancelotti student. I think the Everton did not want to repeat the events experienced by Manchester United where after they appointed Solkjaers to be the main coach, MU's appearance began to be unstable.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on December 17, 2019, 12:05:12 PM

You’re supposed to look to the future, not the past. I don’t think Wenger returning to Arsenal would be a good thing unless it was on a short term basis until the summer.

Arsenal fans used to moan about Wenger a lot, they wanted him sacked for years. Sometimes you dom’t appreciate what you have until it’s gone.

Arsene Wenger history with Arsenal is well and over already it makes absolutely no sense getting him, Neither does it make any sense for Wenger himself to return, nothing is going to change if he returns, they need a manager capable of initiating a complete overhaul then give him A LOT OF TIME to build something, not just the usual few bad weeks and boom it's a sack that's rampant in the EPL. It makes no sense when after just a few bad games that every manager have to be thinking about getting sacked.

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Why is no one really giving Duncan a chance? I mean I know he is not proven and Everton is doing horribly so far so they are looking to get a manager that could turn things around and make a big splash but right now Duncan seems to be doing decently and everybody loves him.

I guess there was talks about David Moyes for far longer than just the sacking, I assume he might pick up the reigns very soon but I would love to see Duncan manage the team until the break at least. Even if he doesn't get a manager position with Everton today after this sacking, if he is allowed to coach them until the break that could potentially mean he could get a managing position in some other team, even if it is not premier league it could be championship and he would have a chance to show himself.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on December 17, 2019, 12:05:12 PM

You’re supposed to look to the future, not the past. I don’t think Wenger returning to Arsenal would be a good thing unless it was on a short term basis until the summer.

It's even unbelievable for someone to suggest that Arsene Wenger return to Arsenal, that is impossible, it surely cannot happen, Wenger did not have it easy with the Arsenal fans in the few years leading to his departure, and I do not think any of them will want him back.

Arsenal should not have sacked Emery imo, he should have been giving at least to the end of the season, just as united are doing with Solskjaer. Arsenal were in a transition, sacking Emery just broke that transition, and any coach they would sign now would just start from the beginning again. Arsenal must understand that it'll take time before they can return to their past glory.

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You’re supposed to look to the future, not the past. I don’t think Wenger returning to Arsenal would be a good thing unless it was on a short term basis until the summer.

Arsenal fans used to moan about Wenger a lot, they wanted him sacked for years. Sometimes you dom’t appreciate what you have until it’s gone.

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Arsene Wanger is also still available as a coach. For other coaches like you said the problem is that Arsenal don't play in the Champions league. This can reduce their attractiveness. It seems they have to fight extra hard in the European league for champions to be able to play in the championship league next season. This is a chance that makes more sense than they have to catch up to finish in the top 4 of the English league

I doubt Arsene Wenger would be keen on a return to the Emirates after iver a decade in charge, I also don't think he's the man to fix the club. The best pick would be Diego Simeon IMO, but he's unlikely to move and as you stated it's difficult to attract top talents without being in the elite football group.

Honestly I would prefer Arsene Wenger to come back on a short term basis to fix the club and overhaul the entire team, a club that has been struggling in the league without any aspiration of going to top four wouldn't be attractive to other players from other clubs as you rightly said for now Arsenal need a complete reformation in order to compete with other top EPL clubs

Yes it is true that Arsene Wenger can change Arsenal like before, but I don't know whether Arsenal will pull back Arsene Wenger to overhaul the arsenal to rise again, maybe this is to selfish management so that they don't think about the future impact of his Arsenal team like this and not can compete again with other top.

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Quote from: Upgrade00 on December 16, 2019, 06:01:23 PM

Quote from: akmal1984 on December 16, 2019, 01:07:08 PM

Arsene Wanger is also still available as a coach. For other coaches like you said the problem is that Arsenal don't play in the Champions league. This can reduce their attractiveness. It seems they have to fight extra hard in the European league for champions to be able to play in the championship league next season. This is a chance that makes more sense than they have to catch up to finish in the top 4 of the English league

I doubt Arsene Wenger would be keen on a return to the Emirates after iver a decade in charge, I also don't think he's the man to fix the club. The best pick would be Diego Simeon IMO, but he's unlikely to move and as you stated it's difficult to attract top talents without being in the elite football group.

Honestly I would prefer Arsene Wenger to come back on a short term basis to fix the club and overhaul the entire team, a club that has been struggling in the league without any aspiration of going to top four wouldn't be attractive to other players from other clubs as you rightly said for now Arsenal need a complete reformation in order to compete with other top EPL clubs

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Ancelotti must be going there short term surely. I read somewhere it’s a 6 month deal with a 4 million GBP bonus if he saves them from relegation.

We’re talking about a multiple title winning coach here, surely he doesn’t want to settle there long term.

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Quote from: EdenHazard on December 17, 2019, 03:50:15 AM

Although Duncan ferguson deserves the permanent job as the players also feel comfortable under him with its passionate coaching style .
Everton board have to be honest that Ancelotti might could bring more hope to reach what club's target that has been set since the beginning of the season.

Everyone knew it , Ancelotti is far better option.
Nothing better than managed by the club legend who served the club for 10 years but it's just not his time.

This is very shocking news for me. I never thought Everton would take Ancelotti. It looks like they really want to build a solid team and can compete to get the English league title in the coming seasons. Everton are clearly one step ahead of Arsenal for now.Now Arsenal are the only former big team that always moves slowly to build their team.

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