Today's Football 2025-26

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Shogun
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hahahha the fucking goalkeeper
TheRam
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A keeper scoring for a Mourinho managed team?

I’ve been charmed
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There are some decent teams in the playoffs:
Real Madrid
Inter
PSG
Newcastle
Juventus
Atletico
Bodø/Glimt

A few others could make for a handful of decent games depending on the draw.
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It does seem a bit pointless to play a couple of hundred games to lose napoli and ajax. Theres not a lot of threat. Feels like an endless stream of friendlies
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Europe's had a lot to be ashamed of over the centuries with colonialism, endless wars, appeasement of Hitler etc etc but I'm not sure anything has been as bad as this Spurs team winning the Europa League and finishing 4th in the group stage of the CL the following year.
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Says alot about the state of global football in general.

There is no real emerging talents like there used to be 20/30/40 years ago. Italy with the Del Pieros/Madlinis/Viallis. Messi and Ronaldo of the 2000. No real stars anymore either.

I dunno if in 15/20 years we see real substandard of players globally that are marginally better then a couple of leagues below.

Kids rather play tech/be digital creators and with the impact of AI not sure there is the lure of football for those growing up now.
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That top 8 does feel pretty weird from seeing the PL every week. Does make you wonder about what on earth is happening in some of those other leagues when Spurs and Liverpool are sauntering through. Newcastle could've possibly got automatic qualification too, but they rested players for a CL game, which again seems bizarro.
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blueToffee wrote: Wed Jan 28, 2026 10:20 pm That top 8 does feel pretty weird from seeing the PL every week. Does make you wonder about what on earth is happening in some of those other leagues when Spurs and Liverpool are sauntering through. Newcastle could've possibly got automatic qualification too, but they rested players for a CL game, which again seems bizarro.
Think it's the inevitable consequence of the massive concentration of resources in the Prem.
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This format is backfiring, the gap between the Premier League and the reat is only going to get bigger. This format has eased that and continue to do so.

I'm expecting another meltdown from Real Madrid, PSG, etc about thier entitlement.
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