Sounds just a normal day in the Rodgers household
Improved a lot in style since Rodgers took over. Vardy back among the goals on a regular basis again.
Our hardest away game is going be our visit their. Also think their visit to City is going to be a big game at the top of the league as well.
Havenāt been impressed by them when Iāve watched them this season and just from following results seems like theyāve been overperforming, just had a look and xG table certainly supports that supposition:
https://understat.com/league/EPL
No idea how you guys actually thought Rodgers was a real answer, tbh.
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Yeah Liverpool, Leicester and Newscastle have had a lot of luck in games this far this season.
Watford havenāt really played that bad so no surprise to see them with 21 expected points or so.
Were you waiting for a moment like this to drop the told you so card?
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I think theyāve done what Spurs have done in the past and got a few results together to go on a run (and āput the pressure onā so to speak)
They do play a good, exciting brand of football, in my opinion. Even in this game, they havenāt been shit. Just overwhelmed. Vardy scoring from the near post to make it 0-2 would have been game over.
If it wasnāt for Liverpool (stupid argument, if me Auntie had balls, etc etc), Leicester would comfortably be top, and deservedly so.
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Lmao, translated as, I havenāt watched them at all but some stats website shared something and Iāve read it and now Iām going to make myself sound superior.
Rodgers has taken Leicester from the bottom half to kind of title challenging whilst conceding the least amount of goals in the entire league after selling their best defender and having a young team.
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Only time I can remember Leicester having luck this season is against Spurs.
Liverpool have had it in spades, though.
Yeah heās done a great job, Iāve watched them and they have been very efficient though, I donāt think theyāll keep picking up points at the rate theyāve done throughout the first half of this campaign.
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Or, Iāve watched them twice (against Arsenal, and today) and followed their results loosely, and it āseems like theyāve been overperforming, just had a look and xG table certainly supports that supposition:ā
No need to be a little triggered bitch all the time m8
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Maybe luck wasnāt the right word, theyāve been remarkably efficient which will be hard to sustain over the whole season.
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Not triggered you just post like an arrogant asshole and I find it hilarious
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Yeah, if anyone sounded triggered in this interaction, it wasnāt you.
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He has a reason to be arrogant, heās right all the time and is usually wrongly chastised by fanatics blinded by their Arsenal bias, instead of using logic and common sense.
In order to be truly happy, find yourself a partner who rates you as highly as Treble rates Cuellar.
āHeās right all the timeā
Jesus wept. Wenger won us two doubles and I didnāt gargle him as deeply as the above.
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Lellel are u jealous of Cuellar or something Jakey? Kinda seems like it 
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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahhaahhahahahahhahahahahahah.
Omg thatās the best thing, thankyou Iām glad I woke up to that.
didnāt know they had a Bengali brother playing in the PL.
Nice to see.
Strange that thereās basically no footballers at the top level originally from the subcontinent, when youāve had many many Black players.
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Maybe they donāt play it much on the sub-continent, as theyāve had more cricketers break through. Ambitious Asian families tend to prioritise education over sport too.
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People from the subcontinent are high achievers in basically every field - for example you will see Indians being the best doctors in their field, the best scientists, in top executive positions for big corporates etc. but there are barely any achieving the same in football.
From personal experience, it is a cultural thing but I do think attitudes are changing. However, I find it astonishing that there isnāt even one Sikh guy in the past 25 years who has made a single appearance in the PL. Thereās always one turbinator killing it in any industry / field you can imagine, but not football.
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