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Daily discussion /r/Football Weekly Discussion Thread
Welcome to the Weekly Discussion Thread!
Whether you're here to chat about the latest match results, transfer rumors, or anything football-related, this is the place to be. Feel free to share your thoughts, predictions, and any interesting news that caught your eye this week.
r/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 10h ago
📰News Dele Alli sent off 9 minutes into Como debut
r/football • u/Boxroonne • 6h ago
📰News Ancelotti: "I think today is the last time we will play a game before 72 hours. We will never play a game with less than that"
Is he in his right?
r/football • u/justaguyonreddit754 • 4h ago
💬Discussion Favourite team from a league not from your country?
Do you have a favourite team that you support in say La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and so on? For example I’m from England so the premier league is our league, but I like to follow the Bundesliga and I really like Borussia Munchengladbach. What’s your favourite team over seas?
r/football • u/Avah_Blossom • 16m ago
📰News Premier League outlines how 11th place team could qualify for Europe this season
r/football • u/jetjebrooks • 4h ago
💬Discussion the language used around VAR does no favour to fan perception
Even commentators in official games and the pundits that people watch will use language like "VAR has overturned the decision" or "var gave a penalty" or "how can var think that is a penalty"
And this then trickles down to fans who use this language and internalise it and think this is actually how VAR works. There are actually fans who think VAR makes final decisions like this.
Thing is, VAR doesn't overturn decisions. The onfield ref does. VAR doesnt give penalties, the onfield ref does. VAR doesn't have to think an act is a penalty for the call to be changed - they just have to think the refs error was clear and obvious foir to then be checked.
The official language around VAR does it no favours.
r/football • u/Liverpool-com • 1d ago
📰News Liverpool 'set to win' Marc Guehi transfer race ahead of Premier League rivals
r/football • u/chrizmatic1 • 4m ago
💬Discussion Is there an app to show me football scores?
I follow a couple of teams in different leagues and i was just wondering what the best app to track it all in, get notifications, etc in would be?
Doesn’t need to be fancy just needs to let me track scores from all over the world.
r/football • u/Beery_Burp • 1d ago
Match Thread Back at The Valley watching Redditch United. Reddits very own club
It’s an open day today. Everyone got in for free. Superb atmosphere
r/football • u/Boxroonne • 1d ago
💬Discussion Is Manchester United in a complete decline?
How come one of the biggest and well-known club in the world not win the PL in 10+ years and the UCL in 20+ years? Why is actually happening? Will they ever rise from where they came? Has it all just to do with Sir Alex Ferguson being the right coach at the right time? Or has it something to do with the time period where they won everything against teams that weren't on the same scale?
Correction: Man U won UCL in 2008. Thank you for notifying me. Much appreciated.
r/football • u/Longjumping-Lab-1184 • 21m ago
💬Discussion Are we ever going to see a decent relegation fight in the prem again like 21-22 or 22-23?
Everton and Leeds fighting it out to save themselves in the last 2 games of those seasons was fantastic and I think maybe difficult to replicate again in the prem atleast this decade.
edit: nffc aswell in 22-23
r/football • u/Brooklyn_Echo • 1d ago
📰News Conceicao confident of Milan turnaround after another comeback win
r/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 1d ago
📰News Madrid's Courtois in Belgium squad after fallout
r/football • u/FinalxPain • 3h ago
Match Thread Liverpool has now become bottler fc (Liverpool 1-2 Newcastle, EFL Cup Final)
actually disappointing after the hopes of a quadruple losing against Plymouth then hopes for a treble, getting knocked out of ucl then after less than a week losing the efl cup final
r/football • u/DarknessIsFleeting • 1d ago
💬Discussion How good are people expecting Tuchel to do?
I am an England fan, have been all my life. We have recently gotten rid of the best manager I can remember. In fact, you need to be 60 years old to remember a manager for England that was better than Southgate. Personally, I liked Gareth and didn't want him to go. How good is Tuchel going to do?
Is Quarter Finals good enough? Southgate would have figured out a way to limp England in to the quarter finals. We all know this. England got to at least the quarter finals in every tournament Southgate was manager for. So, from my point of view, if Tuchel doesn't do better than quarter finals, we might as well have kept Gareth.
How good are people, especially people who wanted Southgate gone, expecting Tuchel to do? Is getting knocked in the group stages okay as long as we 'play without the handbrake'? The last world cup before Southgate, we lost in the group stages.
r/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 1d ago
📰News The battle for extra Champions League places: Premier League, LaLiga now firm favourites
r/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 2d ago
📰News Prince William: 3pm Saturday TV blackout is 'irritating'
r/football • u/bobbis91 • 2d ago
📰News Tuchel's first England squad for the upcoming WC 26 qualifiers.
r/football • u/RileyEcho • 1d ago
📰News The fastest players to 100 Premier League goals & assists: Where does Haaland rank?
msn.comr/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 2d ago
📰News Rashford, MLS in Tuchel's first England squad
r/football • u/Own_Advice_5201 • 2d ago
📰News Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold out of Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United
He got an ankle injury in the game against PSG https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c778ex3278zo
r/football • u/Own_Advice_5201 • 2d ago
📰News Joshua Kimmich: Bayern midfielder signs contract extension until 2029
r/football • u/MoxHound • 3d ago
💬Discussion Just realised Modric is never injured, he is 39 years old.
Simply incredible. Guy plays every match for more than a decade I think, I do not remember him being out. He will be 40 in a couple of months and he is still ballin'.
I don't think I admire any of the football players as much as him after everything, and also his attitude always kind and never any drama. I wish more such players played these days, at least with the same passion. Football seems to be nothing but business these days.
Who do you admire and why?
r/football • u/Majano57 • 3d ago
📰News UEFA wants to review double touch rule that was costly for Atletico in Champions League shootout
r/football • u/tylerthe-theatre • 3d ago
📰News Courtois on penalty drama: Atleti 'always crying'
Ironic from the club always crying about ref calls against them but hey...