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Watching Burnley at Wolves to see how they line up and it's a 4-3-3 and then 3-5-2 which sometimes becomes 4-4-2.

So pretty fluid under Parker and they're quite pleasing on the eye in what is really a glorified friendly.
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Switched over to watch Ipswich for a bit and Kalvin and Jack Clarke both starting.

1-0 up at Wimbledon ater 14 mins.
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Forest keeper starting v Newcastle is 6 ft 8 inches.
that's not small
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.... and he made a mistake with his first touch .... Newcastle 1-0 up
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Pullhard wrote: ↑Wed Aug 28, 2024 7:03 pm .... and he made a mistake with his first touch .... Newcastle 1-0 up
Strong team out for Newcastle and with no European football for them this season they should be trying to win this competition.
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So Burnley go out tonight to join all the other Championship clubs who couldn't give a toss about this competition.
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AFC Wimbledon beat Ipswich on peno's.
Couple of saves from the Wimbledon keeper
That's an upset
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Forest blow it in the penalty shootout.
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Christopher Nkunku scored a hat-trick as Chelsea cruised into the fourth round of the Carabao Cup with a convincing win over League Two Barrow at Stamford Bridge.
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he is not going to "waste energy" on the EFL Cup even though no manager has been more successful than him in the competition.

Only Doku and Kyle Walker kept their starting places for a game that began less than 50 hours after the enthralling 2-2 Premier League draw with Arsenal had ended.

Though, while their side included 16-year-old debutant Kaden Braithwaite, established internationals John Stones, Jack Grealish, Nunes and Phil Foden were among those to come in.

"The next round, I announce you, I play the second team," said Guardiola. "We are not going to waste energy, for sure."
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1964white wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 4:04 pm Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he is not going to "waste energy" on the EFL Cup even though no manager has been more successful than him in the competition.

Only Doku and Kyle Walker kept their starting places for a game that began less than 50 hours after the enthralling 2-2 Premier League draw with Arsenal had ended.

Though, while their side included 16-year-old debutant Kaden Braithwaite, established internationals John Stones, Jack Grealish, Nunes and Phil Foden were among those to come in.

"The next round, I announce you, I play the second team," said Guardiola. "We are not going to waste energy, for sure."
Which is every PL team not competing in the CL should give it their best shot in each and every round. There's a trophy there to be won if they could only be arsed to put the best players at their disposal on the pitch.
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How arrogant of Guardiola. Premier League clubs shouldn't even be in the Football League Cup, let alone voice his dismissal of it.
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whiteswan wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 5:01 pm How arrogant of Guardiola. Premier League clubs shouldn't even be in the Football League Cup, let alone voice his dismissal of it.
Pep has won the EFL Cup six times in the last eleven years.
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Unless the rules are dramatically altered, the big teams will constantly do what they want.
When was the last time this cup was won by a lesser team, same as FA cup (wigan I think)
Same as the 5 sub rule, some of the talent on the bench is astonishing, then look at ours when we've had to include 2 goalies and 16 yr olds with no experience.
It offers a European slot for the minnows that would love to achieve something , but the big boys can easily add strength in depth to beat you, plus they only have to win 4 games and thats it.
For teams like us, I'm happy we went out first game, just not the way we did.
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mentalcase wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 7:23 pm Unless the rules are dramatically altered, the big teams will constantly do what they want.
When was the last time this cup was won by a lesser team, same as FA cup (wigan I think)
Same as the 5 sub rule, some of the talent on the bench is astonishing, then look at ours when we've had to include 2 goalies and 16 yr olds with no experience.
It offers a European slot for the minnows that would love to achieve something , but the big boys can easily add strength in depth to beat you, plus they only have to win 4 games and thats it.
For teams like us, I'm happy we went out first game, just not the way we did.
20 minutes of mayhem.
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This cup ought to be banned to the PL teams imho, the top sides constantly ridicule it and the FA cup by playing "weaker" sides, weaker to European sides maybe, not us.
When this cup no longer offers a euro spot, how many top clubs will want to be anywhere near it !!
Too much football and nonsenicle cups for my liking.
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mentalcase wrote: ↑Wed Sep 25, 2024 7:46 pm This cup ought to be banned to the PL teams imho, the top sides constantly ridicule it and the FA cup by playing "weaker" sides, weaker to European sides maybe, not us.
When this cup no longer offers a euro spot, how many top clubs will want to be anywhere near it !!
Too much football and nonsenicle cups for my liking.
A safety net for the top clubs!
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Teenager Ethan Nwaneri scored his first Arsenal goals as they cruised to 5-1 victory over League One Bolton to reach the Carabao Cup fourth round.

Arsenal featured a strong side with Rice (Havertz), Jorginho, Sterling, Jesus, Saka (Martinelli) amongst their ranks.

Liverpool came back from one down to beat West Ham 5-1. Jota x 2, Gapko x 2, Salah the scorers.
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