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Are spurs actually going down?

They are in the relegation zone by two points now and it doesn’t look like West Ham will loose done any time soon. Thoughts?

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u/Delicious_Walk7220 — 13 hours ago
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Whoever goes down this year is going to have a huge chunk of points

West Ham (almost certainly) and Forest now on 32, with 6 and 7 games left to play respectively.

Leeds on 33 with 7 left to play.

Spurs (yes, even Spurs) on 30 with 7 games left...they will inevitably win games again (maybe...).

Could we see just the fourth ever side (in a 20-team season) who go down with 40+ points?

(Shoutout to Palace who went down with 49 points in 1993 when there were 22 teams...)

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u/Simoslav — 13 hours ago

Overly frequent injuries, is this the result of fixture pile ups over the last few years?

We warned about this exact thing happening from managers and players years ago, notably De Bruyne among prominent names speaking out. But with international matches, the nonsense Nations league, club world cup and 60+ matches a season, are players just burnt out now?

It would explain things like Isak, Spurs seemingly non ending injury crisis of the last 2 years, Arsenal getting an injury basically every match. Over the last 2-3 years injuries definitely feel like they're more frequent, I've never seen anything like Spurs case this season, basically a whole fitst team out. I do think a fair amount of this is on Fifa and negligence on player wellbeing, not that they care as long as they're making profit, corrupt rats.

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u/tylerthe-theatre — 19 hours ago

I just launched Bookd. The Letterboxd of Football

Hello fellow Prem enjoyooors,

As a lurker and infrequent commenter, I wanted to share something that I've been working on with my sister for the past few months. I shared it on r/coys (https://np.reddit.com/r/coys/comments/1rwdu91/ive_just_built_bookd_the_letterboxd_for_football/) a few weeks ago and it got lots of positive feedback so thought I should share it here as well.

As lifelong football fans and avid Letterboxd users, we thought that there was a gap in memorializing football experiences. Most game-related tweets and Reddit comments get lost in Twitter and Reddit timelines and there's not really a good way to look back at games that were memorable to us.

We've build Bookd to address that. We launched a few weeks ago and I wanted to share it here for feedback!

App screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/5n5U1Wk

A few features that we support:

Review finished games - review, rate, vote for MOTM
Live match discussion - per game, Twitch/match discussion style
Diary/Logs - all your reviews/logs saved in one place
Social aspect - follow/interact with other Bookd users
User profile customization - favorite teams/matches, personalize your profile
Easily find 90,000+ games across 40+ leagues - men's and women's going back to 2010
Create lists - categorize games (haramball, Barclaysmens, best title races)
Live scoring, stats and lineup

It's been very encouraging seeing early users use it to log recent games, share their in-person match day experiences and find older games that brings back good memories!

You can download the app here: https://bookd-app.com/download

Would really appreciate if y'all can check it out and provide feedback! Feel free to DM as well!

u/chanceth3coder — 13 hours ago

You can bring back a player for the rest of the season, who would you bring back?

From your favourite team, who would you bring back for the rest of the season? no wages to pay, no agent fees, no transfer fee.

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u/No-Desk-8970 — 12 hours ago

Hi, I signed up for Premier League Fan Fest and Never Received a QR Code

Does anyone know anyone u can contact about this? I’ve sent multiple emails and haven’t got to anyone. I literally registered on the first day of registration and my travel is already paid for

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u/305BlackPanther — 19 hours ago
Week