Cybereagles

Tx, is just being mischievous and dangling a maggot on a hook. Guardiola has brought his philosophy to Manchester, Klopp has stretched hsi geggenpress over the full breadth of Anfield and yet, their being based in England seemingly anglicizes their being. English football, is tarred and feathered with a brush borrowed from Big Sam's warehouse, and what a warehouse might one add. Beloved has played some fabulous football, Cheslea, Tottenham the same, yet all are instantly written-off as less than Las Palmas as a consequence of a vendetta against English football. The question that needs to be asked is, of the 20 teams in the Premiership, who plays stereotypically English football? And of those exponents of the Bundes and La Liga variety, how many have been entered, raw by the Burnleys and West Broms?

Coach wrote:Tx, is just being mischievous and dangling a maggot on a hook. Guardiola has brought his philosophy to Manchester, Klopp has stretched hsi geggenpress over the full breadth of Anfield and yet, their being based in England seemingly anglicizes their being. English football, is tarred and feathered with a brush borrowed from Big Sam's warehouse, and what a warehouse might one add. Beloved has played some fabulous football, Cheslea, Tottenham the same, yet all are instantly written-off as less than Las Palmas as a consequence of a vendetta against English football. The question that needs to be asked is, of the 20 teams in the Premiership, who plays stereotypically English football? And of those exponents of the Bundes and La Liga variety, how many have been entered, raw by the Burnleys and West Broms?

even Newcastle is not playing the stereotypical 'English football'

Coach wrote:Tx, is just being mischievous and dangling a maggot on a hook. Guardiola has brought his philosophy to Manchester, Klopp has stretched hsi geggenpress over the full breadth of Anfield and yet, their being based in England seemingly anglicizes their being. English football, is tarred and feathered with a brush borrowed from Big Sam's warehouse, and what a warehouse might one add. Beloved has played some fabulous football, Cheslea, Tottenham the same, yet all are instantly written-off as less than Las Palmas as a consequence of a vendetta against English football. The question that needs to be asked is, of the 20 teams in the Premiership, who plays stereotypically English football? And of those exponents of the Bundes and La Liga variety, how many have been entered, raw by the Burnleys and West Broms?

Football cultures do not change from one man showing up at some venue. They change from the systemic work of an FA, like Germany embarked on in 2000s.

It's a bit naive to point at individual teams to justify an exception.The dominant footballing culture of the EPL is decidedly English. Right down to the refereeing.

Pep is a manager , who can't perform or get results without using the likes of Messi, Ineista, Robben etc.. this guy has been found out

Bigpokey24 wrote:Pep is a manager , who can't perform or get results without using the likes of Messi, Ineista, Robben etc.. this guy has been found out

txj wrote:

Coach wrote:Tx, is just being mischievous and dangling a maggot on a hook. Guardiola has brought his philosophy to Manchester, Klopp has stretched hsi geggenpress over the full breadth of Anfield and yet, their being based in England seemingly anglicizes their being. English football, is tarred and feathered with a brush borrowed from Big Sam's warehouse, and what a warehouse might one add. Beloved has played some fabulous football, Cheslea, Tottenham the same, yet all are instantly written-off as less than Las Palmas as a consequence of a vendetta against English football. The question that needs to be asked is, of the 20 teams in the Premiership, who plays stereotypically English football? And of those exponents of the Bundes and La Liga variety, how many have been entered, raw by the Burnleys and West Broms?

Football cultures do not change from one man showing up at some venue. They change from the systemic work of an FA, like Germany embarked on in 2000s.

It's a bit naive to point at individual teams to justify an exception.The dominant footballing culture of the EPL is decidedly English. Right down to the refereeing.

What is the English footballing culture?

Liverpool have been fined £100,000 by the Premier League and handed a two-year ban on signing academy players from other clubs for a rule breach.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39508491

Mane may be out for rest of season due to knee injury.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39504885