Poll: Who will win the Premier League?
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He's right
In theory even a draw could work if we carry on with the goals per game ratio of recent weeks.The man City and Chelsea games will be a really good test, especially the Chelsea game. Will be interesting to see how Brendan copes with a manager with some tactical ability for a change. I dont think they will 'park the bus' as that will be what people are expecting.
Getting ahead of ourselves anyway, Sunderland is the next test so thats what we focus on.
Man United to finish outside top 10?
I hope (foolishly) Utd get something tonight; Chelsea winning the league is bearable as I like Jose but I couldn't stomach City, or even worse Liverpool winning it
I think it's fair to say, that you and I over football, are diametrically opposed.
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I forget if that was in the same game where he tried to kick Cesc after Marcelo tried to break his legs and he was down on the edge of the pitch.
To think such a fuss was given over Pardew leaning into a player yet people love Mourinho despite him actually doing nasty crap to people with zero provocation.
To think such a fuss was given over Pardew leaning into a player yet people love Mourinho despite him actually doing nasty crap to people with zero provocation.
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Liverpool will be wanting at most, draws for City against United and Arsenal.
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Chelsea for me. City have the hardest run in, and even though Liverpool are flying at the moment, I can see them slipping up here and there. As long as Everton finish in the top 6 though, I honestly don't care too much.
Aye, I think you're right. Depends on how Chelsea get on in the CL though, especially with injuries and fatigue. Their game at Anfield is sandwiched between their PSG games. Lose that and it's technically out of their hands.
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Its been a wacky season, more crazy than I though it would be if I'm honest. I'm just glad we've exceeded all expectation and its pretty much April and we're still in it
Yep I was expecting the slide after the Christmas fixtures after dropping to 4th but the team has shown more bottle than a milk float. Mind you we did have a strong finish last year without saurez.
Its all for Liverpool to Lose.
Looking at Man City's Away form this season and their remaining away fixtures, i don't see them as favorites
Also Chelsea still have Champions league to attend to which may slightly distract them.
So i see Liverpool who have a hidden advantage of being Underdogs and also playing their competitors at home taking it.
Looking at Man City's Away form this season and their remaining away fixtures, i don't see them as favorites
Also Chelsea still have Champions league to attend to which may slightly distract them.
So i see Liverpool who have a hidden advantage of being Underdogs and also playing their competitors at home taking it.
Chelsea by the looks of their run in and final games.
Plus they have already won those 'games in hand' that City have to make up.
Going to be an exciting finish between the three clubs none the less Much better than last several years where it's only been two clubs.
Plus they have already won those 'games in hand' that City have to make up.
Going to be an exciting finish between the three clubs none the less
Much better than last several years where it's only been two clubs.They most likely will do though, probably go and lose to Tottenham or someone **** like that.
