It's common knowledge (if you believe the pundits) that we're going to hit a brick wall soon and start dropping points because every team has a bad spell in the season.
But could it be argued that the rough patch has already been and gone? That it started with the 2-0 win over Leicester in mid-November and ended when we won the derby? Since then we've scored eight goals in two games and have been playing like we were earlier in the season when we were scoring 3+ a game.
That's not to say it's the only rough patch we'll face but does it suggest that we'll keep winning even when we struggle to play at our best?
But could it be argued that the rough patch has already been and gone? That it started with the 2-0 win over Leicester in mid-November and ended when we won the derby? Since then we've scored eight goals in two games and have been playing like we were earlier in the season when we were scoring 3+ a game.
That's not to say it's the only rough patch we'll face but does it suggest that we'll keep winning even when we struggle to play at our best?