supercity88
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Looking forward to beating Arsenal, going top and then everyone shitting it on here about how we're going to bottle it!
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Was thinking the same. Considering they have to play us at our home, 6 points lead with 15 games is not a big lead at all...
KingGeorge
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Kinda interesting...the updated 538 model has Arsenal and Man City on course for 82 points...going to be tight
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Hmmmmm…
Arsenal were a nothing Second Division club who’d never won nor even got near thinking about challenging for a trophy until they outspent everyone with dodgy deals to win their first five league titles.
Arsenal 'in multi-million tax dodge'
The high-profile divorce of Arsenal star Ray Parlour has exposed a multi-million-pound tax dodge at the country's top football club, it was reported last night.
www.independent.co.uk
These twats don’t even know their own club’s history.
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Both spot on here.
Whenever we have a week’s break we seem to have a shit performance.
Twice a week, every week, all season suits us down to the ground.
City & Blue Brazil
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EBTs are basically remuneration but will be shown in the accounts as loans. Perhaps the EPL could investigate this apparent attempt to mislead them.Hmmmmm…
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Arsenal were a nothing Second Division club who’d never won nor even got near thinking about challenging for a trophy until they outspent everyone with dodgy deals to win their first five league titles.
Arsenal 'in multi-million tax dodge'
The high-profile divorce of Arsenal star Ray Parlour has exposed a multi-million-pound tax dodge at the country's top football club, it was reported last night.
These twats don’t even know their own club’s history.
| City | Arsenal | |
| Wed, 15 Feb | Arsenal (A) | City (H) |
| Sat, 18 Feb | Forest (A) | Villa (A) |
| Wed, 22 Mar | Leipzig (A) - CL | |
| Sat, 25 Feb | Bournemouth (A) | Leicester (A) |
| Tue, 28 Feb | Bristol City (A) - FA | |
| Wed, 1 Mar | Everton (H) - Game in hand | |
| Sat, 4 Mar | Newcastle (H) | Bournemouth (H) |
| Sat, 11 Mar | Palace (A) | |
| Sun, 12 Mar | Fulham (A) | |
| Tue, 14 Mar | Leipzig (H) - CL | |
| Sun, 19 Mar | West Ham (H) | Palace (H) |
Lots of opportunity to push on if we get a result on Wednesday. If they fail to beat us then Villa (A) and Leicester (A) look really tricky for them.
MadchesterCity
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City and Arsenal second favourites for our European comps
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Manchester_lalala
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Well, well, well. Look how the tables have turned.
SkyBlueFlux
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It is absolute madness that people considered Arsenal's first half of the season to be near-perfect and yet now after 22 games the most they can get is 99 points.
Our 100 point season is just outrageous isn't it?
We need to go on one of those City-esque runs now, no letting up. Arsenal have 1 point in 9, they're going to be rattled and they have some tough games coming up. The next stretch of 8 games could be decisive if we stick the knife in.
Our 100 point season is just outrageous isn't it?
We need to go on one of those City-esque runs now, no letting up. Arsenal have 1 point in 9, they're going to be rattled and they have some tough games coming up. The next stretch of 8 games could be decisive if we stick the knife in.
chris85mcfc
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7 points out of the last 18 points available for Arsenal now
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Well; that's the last of the (on paper) difficult away trips out of the way.
Repeat; on paper. I'm fully aware that we've still got to go to the likes of Brentford, Brighton, Fulhamvand Palace. As well as Everton two weeks from the end of the season, when they may well be scrapping for survival. All of them potential banana skins. But we can't overestimate just what a buzz that win tonight could give to the squad.
Repeat; on paper. I'm fully aware that we've still got to go to the likes of Brentford, Brighton, Fulhamvand Palace. As well as Everton two weeks from the end of the season, when they may well be scrapping for survival. All of them potential banana skins. But we can't overestimate just what a buzz that win tonight could give to the squad.
MadchesterCity
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@tolmie's hairdoo called it when lesser men were shitting their pants
Long way to go but what a difference a few matches make
Long way to go but what a difference a few matches make
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Long way to go, tonight means a lot less if we don’t win on Saturday.
Arsenal and the rags have tough games at the weekend too though. Plenty of twists yet to come no doubt.
Arsenal and the rags have tough games at the weekend too though. Plenty of twists yet to come no doubt.
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And the only time it’s happened when the away team won.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Surely it means even more if we don’t win on Saturday.
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