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Gameweek 34 Luton 1-1 Brentford Sheff United 1-2 Burnley Wolves 0-2 Arsenal Everton 1-2 Forest Villa 3-1 Bournemouth Palace 1-0 West Ham Fulham 1-3 Liverpool Arsenal 3-1 Chelsea Wolves 1-1 Bournemouth Palace 0-2 Newcastle Everton 0-4 Liverpool Man United 3-0 Sheff United Brighton 1-3 Man City

Watching that back we really should have won 6-0 if not more.

All those arsenal fans leaving, what's he point of going if you don't stay to the end?

I loved the Anderson overlap today. Teams have to defend inside due to Barnes ability to shoot. He had a lovely run today similar to the Fulham winner where he just runs at the defender then suddenly goes around the outside. Lots more to come as he builds those connections with Isak Gordon etc.

This ManU defending looks utterly shocking. If they play like this in May Barnes Isak Gordon will tear them to shreds.

Probably telling him to hoof it over the top every time, the suicidal high line was asking for it.

So much for the we only ever play 433 crowd. Got everything spot on today, I just wonder how early season would have gone if we'd had a bit more time between matches to actually change things.

Well that was fucking glorious. System was perfect, let them have the ball and pass it sideways then do them on the break. Could have been 6 with some of the chances we had second half. Anderson was outstanding in midfield, Gordon Isak Barnes look like the real deal. No Bruno booking, no injuries and we total took the piss.

Looks like I was a shit VAR offside for getting high score, it's a fix! Newcastle 2-1 Spurs Brentford 2-0 Sheff Utd Burnley 1-2 Brighton Man City 3-0 Luton Forest 1-1 Wolves Bournemouth 1-2 Man Utd Liverpool 3-1 Palace West Ham 1-1 Fulham Arsenal 2-1 Villa Chelsea 2-1 Everton

Nunez is so good yet so bad.

Palace 0-2 Man City Villa 2-2 Brentford Everton 1-0 Burnley Fulham 0-1 Newcastle Luton 1-2 Bournemouth Wolves 1-1 West Ham Brighton 1-3 Arsenal Man Utd 1-3 Liverpool Sheff Utd 0-2 Chelsea Spurs 2-1 Forest

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As much as American sports is a closed shop, at least all the teams there play by the same rules. The new UEFA rules where X% of your revenue can be spent on wages/transfers is just a salary cap by another name. However everyone is working with a different cap, having a league or UEFA limit would be a start. Of course teams that generate huge revenues (Real, Man U etc), might see it as limiting their spending so you'd have to balance against that. Though it might allow Man U to finally pay off all their debt!

Reading the article seems it will just be a charity instead of Sela.