Reply With QuoteIts also free sky sports weekend - christmas day and boxing day.
All on amazon prime for free
Il at kempton for the racing (itv3 today)
You can rake a free trial if prime out to watch if you want to see your team
Its also free sky sports weekend - christmas day and boxing day.
Originally Posted by kevkojak
No Premium footy though?
It’s showing Scottish Premiership and Championship games.
I’ll be sticking with Amazon Prime today.
I'll be looking in at West Ham with trepidation.
Cheers,
Neil.
It's not free as you have to subscribe to Amazon prime.
I'll be looking in at West Ham with trepidation.
Roberto in goal today...
#artetaout
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Squeaky bum timeRoberto in goal today...
Free trials are available.....
Usual from WH. Antonio is our only threat which really tells a story.
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My lot a very bad day at the office and i think congrats are due to LFC even at this early stage.
I FEEL LIKE I'M DIAGONALLY PARKED IN A PARALLEL UNIVERSE
He did OK to be fair.Roberto in goal today...
It was the rest that were cak.
Cheers,
Neil.
I think appointing Arteta was a brave move, but one i fear may prove to be a mistake. I don't see a 37 year-old being able to manage the very difficult characters (and massive egos) one finds in the dressing rooms of top clubs, and unless he turns things around pretty quickly it may be too big an ask for him. I suspect he'll find it difficult to bring big names in, too.
Bit of a bizarre appointment that one on both fronts. For Arteta a brave move considering he would likely of been in the running for the City job after Pep. But, he is clearly backing his ability after learning from one of the worlds best.
But, for me I can see him gaining the respect of the awkward characters in the dressing room and being able to change the culture and mentality of the Arsenal squad. For me that would be a challenge to even the top managers.
Secondly for Arsenal how can they be convinced that he will carry enough of a sway as a manager to attract the type of player and more importantly the types of leaders in the dressing they need to recruit?
For me I can see this one ending in tears for Arsenal and a fat pay out for Arteta.
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Arteta will do ok I think. It is a gamble for all involved, but you cannot keep going back to the same pool of managers and chances need to be given to the emerging coaches.
Young, hungry and with something to prove. His man management skills looked well developed already given his actions after the final whistle yesterday. His apprenticeship was served under a decent mentor too. No Arsenal fan, but I actually hope it works out for them and him.
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