VINTAGE MOURINHO & INSPIRED KLOPP, but can Spurs when the League? | #TheCoolDown | 06
Loading player...
Chelsea, Tottenham and Liverpool came away with some important victories over the weekend and with it, staking a claim for the title race! However, who was the most impressive?
Lampard's blues strolled in the park to record their points over a Newcastle that looked like the only thing that could save them was a defibrillator. Spurs put in a performance that typified the brilliance of a Mourinho's side, in turn highlighting the massive rebuild that Pep has on his hands and that their form is anything but temporary. Despite being the current Premier League Champions, Liverpool proved to everyone how much they revel in the "underdog status" and pulled off a result where even Bobby Firmino got onto the score sheet - if that's not a huge signal of intent, then we don't know what is?
Elsewhere, Man Utd crawled over the finish line with the assistance of some dubious decisions from who else other than referee David Coote - who should absolutely have his license revoked. Arsenal failed to score yet again, while the only that stood in the way of Leeds from grabbing the three points was the goal post. Pepe also got sent off for a moment of madness - could that be his swan song for the club?
We have a lot to cover and look forward to having you there with us while we do so on episode 6 of #TheCoolDown.
Lampard's blues strolled in the park to record their points over a Newcastle that looked like the only thing that could save them was a defibrillator. Spurs put in a performance that typified the brilliance of a Mourinho's side, in turn highlighting the massive rebuild that Pep has on his hands and that their form is anything but temporary. Despite being the current Premier League Champions, Liverpool proved to everyone how much they revel in the "underdog status" and pulled off a result where even Bobby Firmino got onto the score sheet - if that's not a huge signal of intent, then we don't know what is?
Elsewhere, Man Utd crawled over the finish line with the assistance of some dubious decisions from who else other than referee David Coote - who should absolutely have his license revoked. Arsenal failed to score yet again, while the only that stood in the way of Leeds from grabbing the three points was the goal post. Pepe also got sent off for a moment of madness - could that be his swan song for the club?
We have a lot to cover and look forward to having you there with us while we do so on episode 6 of #TheCoolDown.
