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Sunday, November 15th, 2026, 4:26 am

EnzoFC Must Beat Fulham and Get Back on Track

Enzo lost his mojo in the Premier League (PL)

Maresca in 2008; young

Next weekend, on Saturday at 12:30, football is “back” (PL) and Fulham comes here. We went past (physically through) the stadium a few days ago and plan to do the same later today, depending on the weather (it might drizzle).

Rianne cannot recall Pep ever losing three PL matches in a row, but I reckon it did happen. In Enzo’s case, he went from clear lead (3 points, huge goal difference advantage) to being 6 points from the top. It happened in a matter of 2-3 weeks.

Enzo really needs to win this next match against Fulham to “break the spell” (jinx). Then he needs to beat Arsenal in London to “make a point”. He lost the last such match 0-3.

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