English Premier League 2025/2026 Season Thread

[GVGjr]

Watched the Brentford vs ManU match last night. While Brentford got the 3 - 1 win it could have easily been a draw.

[Eastdog]

Watched the Brentford vs ManU match last night. While Brentford got the 3 - 1 win it could have easily been a draw.

Me too GVGjr through Stan Sport. As a Man Utd fan Brentford played well and deserved the win. Very disappointing we couldn’t back it up after the win against Chelsea last week.

In saying that we got back from into it with Sesko scoring and then could have levelled it up had Bruno Fernandes converted from the penalty spot. That would have been huge had he did and then try and go for the win but it didn’t happen.

Very poor at the back.

Ruben Amorim under a lot of pressure early in the season and really need to win back at home next week against Sunderland which now won’t be easy considering the start they have had to the season.

[Bornadog]

Managed to get two goals in the last 5 minutes to snatch the win. 20 Shots on goal to Newcastle 8 could have been a bigger win but we will take it.

[Grantysghost]

Managed to get two goals in the last 5 minutes to snatch the win. 20 Shots on goal to Newcastle 8 could have been a bigger win but we will take it.

Really enjoyed that.

[jeemak]

Managed to get two goals in the last 5 minutes to snatch the win. 20 Shots on goal to Newcastle 8 could have been a bigger win but we will take it.

I watched until half time definitely not confident we'd hold out, and was surprised to find out it wasn't until the last five to ten that we were breached. Arsenal looked dangerous all game.

Arteta really is the pits however, and unfortunately it reflects in the attitudes of his players. Arsenal would be such a better watch if they weren't so horrible with their histrionics led first and foremost by possibly the biggest sook on the planet. The reviewed penalty was exactly why VAR was introduced, Pope levelled pretty much the perfect last man challenge and for Arteta to carry like he did after it being overturned, and then losing his mind over the softest of touches causing Gabriel to collapse was just embarrassing.

I do wonder how he'd have coped if NUFC's refused penalty happened in our defensive box.

Fair play to Arsenal, all game they were quicker and more dangerous. NUFC has a lot of work to do to find some rhythm. We did it last year after an even worse preseason, but with Champions League football clogging our schedule I really worry about our depth in the Premier League.

[Bornadog]

I watched until half time definitely not confident we'd hold out, and was surprised to find out it wasn't until the last five to ten that we were breached. Arsenal looked dangerous all game.

Arteta really is the pits however, and unfortunately it reflects in the attitudes of his players. Arsenal would be such a better watch if they weren't so horrible with their histrionics led first and foremost by possibly the biggest sook on the planet. The reviewed penalty was exactly why VAR was introduced, Pope levelled pretty much the perfect last man challenge and for Arteta to carry like he did after it being overturned, and then losing his mind over the softest of touches causing Gabriel to collapse was just embarrassing.

I do wonder how he'd have coped if NUFC's refused penalty happened in our defensive box.

Fair play to Arsenal, all game they were quicker and more dangerous. NUFC has a lot of work to do to find some rhythm. We did it last year after an even worse preseason, but with Champions League football clogging our schedule I really worry about our depth in the Premier League.

No way it was a penalty.

[jeemak]

No way it was a penalty.

That doesn't mean Arteta wouldn't have fisted his own arse in front of everyone in protest if it wasn't paid.

He's the pits BAD. He just is.

[Grantysghost]

I watched until half time definitely not confident we'd hold out, and was surprised to find out it wasn't until the last five to ten that we were breached. Arsenal looked dangerous all game.

Arteta really is the pits however, and unfortunately it reflects in the attitudes of his players. Arsenal would be such a better watch if they weren't so horrible with their histrionics led first and foremost by possibly the biggest sook on the planet. The reviewed penalty was exactly why VAR was introduced, Pope levelled pretty much the perfect last man challenge and for Arteta to carry like he did after it being overturned, and then losing his mind over the softest of touches causing Gabriel to collapse was just embarrassing.

I do wonder how he'd have coped if NUFC's refused penalty happened in our defensive box.

Fair play to Arsenal, all game they were quicker and more dangerous. NUFC has a lot of work to do to find some rhythm. We did it last year after an even worse preseason, but with Champions League football clogging our schedule I really worry about our depth in the Premier League.

We need Wissa fit

[Grantysghost]

That doesn't mean Arteta wouldn't have fisted his own arse in front of everyone in protest if it wasn't paid.

He's the pits BAD. He just is.

He's hard to swallow as the opposition but I can see how his passion can drive the team

[Bornadog]

He's hard to swallow as the opposition but I can see how his passion can drive the team

He is very passionate and outsiders don't like it

[jeemak]

I don't understand why passion should be an excuse for being a jerk and behaving poorly.

[Eastdog]

Just watched Man Utd v Sunderland on Stan.

Good win for us. Will enjoy that one going into the international break.

Nice goals from Mount and Sesko.

Lammens looked good in goal. Was happy with how he went and he kept a clean sheet our first for the season.

[Bornadog]

Good win by Chelsea (last minute goal) and gives us top spot

[bulldogsthru&thru]

Good win by Chelsea (last minute goal) and gives us top spot

About time the ledger is evening up for Liverpool in close games. They've been lucky to get 3pts in nearly all their wins this season.

[Bornadog]

How long will Ange last?