2018/19 Premier League & General Football Discussion

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Does football need video referees?

  • Yes - VAR is a success

  • Yes - The principle is needed but VAR has been badly handled

  • No - VAR was horrible and should not be continued

  • No - Mistakes are part of football

  • Undecided

  • Other (please state)


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Congratulations to Aston Villa, well deserved. đź‘Ť

Time for next season's thread??
 
Did you get Tony Pulis leaving Middlesbrough last week, or is it part of next season's MW because their season had finished?

I have taken an executive decision to not include it; Manager Watch is to be suspended upon the conclusion of the final regular league game of the season (5th May for Football League, 12th May for Premier League). As such, Chris Hughton's sacking has been omitted as will be shown in the final post for this thread I'm currently working on.
 
2018/19 Final Results

PREMIER LEAGUE

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: MANCHESTER CITY

Relegated:
Cardiff City, Fulham, Huddersfield Town

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CHAMPIONSHIP

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: NORWICH CITY

Promoted:
Sheffield United, Aston Villa
Relegated: Rotherham United, Bolton Wanderers, Ipswich Town

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LEAGUE ONE

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: LUTON TOWN

Promoted:
Barnsley, Charlton Athletic
Relegated: Plymouth Argyle, Walsall, Scunthorpe United, Bradford City

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LEAGUE TWO

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: LINCOLN CITY

Promoted:
Milton Keynes Dons, Bury, Tranmere Rovers
Relegated: Notts County, Yeovil Town

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ENGLISH SUPER CUP

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: MANCHESTER CITY

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FA CUP

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: MANCHESTER CITY

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FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: MANCHESTER CITY

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FOOTBALL LEAGUE TROPHY

2018/19 CHAMPIONS: PORTSMOUTH


FINAL MANAGER WATCH

Arsenal - Unai Emery
Bouremouth - Eddie Howe
Brighton & Hove Albion - Chris Hughton
Burnley - Sean Dyche
Cardiff City - Neil Warnock
Chelsea - Maurizio Sarri
Crystal Palace - Roy Hodgson
Everton - Marco Silva
Fulham - Slaviša Jokanović
Huddersfield Town - David Wagner
Leicester City - Claude Puel
Liverpool - JĂĽrgen Klopp
Manchester City - Josep Guardiola
Manchester United - Jose Mourinho
Newcastle United - Rafael Benitez
Southampton - Mark Hughes
Tottenham Hotspur - Mauricio Pochettino
Watford - Javi Garcia
West Ham United - Manuel Pellegrini
Wolverhampton Wanderers - Nuno Espirito Santo

Aston Villa - Steve Bruce
Blackburn Rovers - Garry Monk
Birmingham City - Tony Mowbray
Bolton Wanderers - Phil Parkinson
Brentford - Dean Smith
Bristol City - Lee Johnson
Derby County - Frank Lampard
Hull City - Nigel Adkins
Ipswich Town - Paul Hurst
Leeds United - Marco Bielsa
Middlesbrough - Tony Pulis
Millwall - Neil Harris
Norwich City - Daniel Farke
Nottingham Forest - Aitor Karanka
Preston North End - Alex Neill
Queen's Park Rangers - Steve McClaren
Reading - Paul Clement
Rotherham United - Paul Warne
Sheffield Wednesday - Jos Luhukay
Sheffield United - Chris Wilder
Stoke City - Gary Rowett
Swansea City - Graham Potter
West Bromwich Albion - Darren Moore
Wigan Athletic - Paul Cook

Accrington Stanley - John Coleman
Barnsley - Daniel Stendel
Blackpool - Gary Bowyer
Bradford City - Michael Collins
Bristol Rovers - Darrell Clarke
Burton Albion - Nigel Clough
Charlton Athletic - Lee Bowyer
Coventry City - Mark Robins
Doncaster Rovers - Grant McCann
Fleetwood Town - Joey Barton
Gillingham - Steve Lovell
Luton Town - Nathan Jones
Oxford United - Karl Robinson
Peterborough United - Steve Evans
Plymouth Argyle - Derek Adams
Portsmouth - Kenny Jackett
Rochdale - Keith Hill
Scunthorpe United - Nick Daws
Shrewsbury Town - John Askey
Southend United - Chris Powell
Sunderland - Jack Ross
Walsall - Dean Keates
Wimbledon - Neil Ardley
Wycombe Wanderers - Gareth Ainsworth

Bury - Ryan Lowe
Cambridge United - Joe Dunn
Carlisle United - John Sheridan
Cheltenham Town - Gary Johnson
Colchester United - John McGreal
Crawley Town - Harry Kewell
Crewe Alexandra - Dave Artell
Exeter City - Matt Taylor
Forest Green Rovers - Mark Cooper
Grimsby Town - Michael Jolley
Lincoln City - Danny Cowley
Macclesfield Town - Mark Yates
Mansfield Town - David Flitcroft
Milton Keynes Dons - Paul Tisdale
Morcambe - Jim Bentley
Newport County - Mike Flynn
Northampton Town - Dean Austin
Notts County - Kevin Nolan
Oldham Athletic - Frankie Bunn
Port Vale - Neil Aspin
Swindon Town - Phil Brown
Stevenage - Dino Maamria
Tranmere Rovers - Mickey Mellon
Yeovil Town - Darren Way

6th August - Gary Bowyer (Blackpool, resigned) League One
21st August - Gary Johnson (Cheltenham Town, sacked) League Two
24th August - Nick Daws (Scunthorpe United, sacked) League One
26th August - Kevin Nolan (Notts County, sacked) League Two
31st August - Harry Kewell (Crawley, leaves for Notts County) League Two

3rd September - Michael Collins (Bradford City, sacked) League One
30th September - Dean Austin (Northampton Town, sacked) League Two

3rd October - Steve Bruce (Aston Villa, sacked) Championship
8th October - Mark Yates (Macclesfield Town, sacked) League Two
10th October - Dean Smith (Brentford, leaves for Aston Villa) Championship
25th October - Paul Hurst (Ipswich Town, sacked) Championship

11th November - Phil Brown (Swindon Town, sacked) League Two
12th November - Neil Ardley (Wimbledon, sacked) League One
12th November - John Askey (Shrewsbury Town, sacked) League One
13th November - Harry Kewell (Notts County, sacked) League Two
14th November - Slaviša Jokanović (Fulham, sacked) Premier League

1st December - Joe Dunne (Cambridge United, sacked) League Two
3rd December - Mark Hughes (Southampton, sacked) Premier League
6th December - Paul Clement (Reading, sacked) Championship
13th December - Darrell Clarke (Bristol Rovers, sacked) League One
18th December - Jose Mourinho (Manchester United, sacked) Premier League
21st December - Jos Luhukay (Sheffield Wedensday, sacked) Championship
27th December - Frankie Bunn (Oldham Athletic, sacked) League Two

4th January - John Sheridan (Carlisle United, resigned) League Two
8th January - Gary Rowett (Stoke City, sacked) Championship
9th January - Nathan Jones (Luton Town, leaves for Stoke City) League One
11th January - Aitor Karanka (Nottingham Forest, resigned) Championship
14th January - David Wagner (Huddersfield Town, sacked) Premier League
26th January - Steve Evans (Peterborough United, sacked) League One
30th January - Neil Aspin (Port Vale, resigned) League Two

24th February - Claude Puel (Leicester, sacked) Premier League
25th February - David Hopkin (Bradford City, resigned) League One
28th February - Claudio Ranieri (Fulham, sacked) Premier League

4th March - Keith Hill (Rochdale, sacked) League One
9th March - Darren Moore (West Bromwich Albion, sacked) Championship
14th March - Paul Scholes (Oldham Athletic, resigned) League Two
24th March - Stuart McCall (Scunthorpe United, sacked) League One
24th March - Darren Way (Yeovil Town, sacked) League Two
26th March - Chris Powell (Southend United, sacked) League One

1st April - Steve McClaren (Queen's Park Rangers, sacked) Championship
6th April - Dean Keates (Walsall, sacked) League One
26th April - Steve Lovell (Gillingham, sacked) League One
28th April - Derek Adams (Plymouth, sacked) League One

Sacked - 34
Approaches - 3
Resigned - 6

Total - 43
 
Chelsea leading 3-1 in the Europa League final as it stands. Iwobi comes off the bench and scores a screamer from outside the box after winning a free kick. 20 mins to go and can Arsenal get it back?

EDIT: Chelsea scored a 4th and are now just having fun tearing Arsenal's defense apart. Can Hazard get a hattrick in what the commentators have been calling his "last game". Surely this has been Hazard's like 7th "last game" for Chelsea.
 
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Chelsea leading 3-1 in the Europa League final as it stands. Iwobi comes off the bench and scores a screamer from outside the box after winning a free kick. 20 mins to go and can Arsenal get it back?

What was the deal with Arsenal returning 2600 or so tickets for this game? Monday was Memorial Day here in the US and we get a 1 hour Sky Sports broadcast mid morning and I saw that on their crawl thing.
 
Demolition job by Chelsea in the second half, Arsenal were terrible. Sarri's first ever major trophy, Hazard said he think this is goodbye in an interview there.
 
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