Spurs (A) - Tues 14th May, 20:00 | PL | Pre-Match Thread

[aka blue jambo]

Bricking it already
Will be a long long day tomorrow as its a 2am ko in Thailand

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[Dipsis_LTU_MC]

Clearly, this is the time, isn't it?

 

[warringtonblue]

The biggest game for 12 months this now, all or nothing, our players play for this and in my opinion are ready for it.

we had a pretty big one last june

 

[BringBackSwales]

Got 1 more point than us from losing positions so need more than one goal, go for their fucking throats City

 

[Serrrrgio]

What pubs do we tend to go to for this one? In London alone and want a pint with a few blues

 

[Crossan7]

Anybody know of spare for Spurs, already in London, can meet anywhere or at ground, thanks

 

[stonerblue]

If fuckingspurs line up the way they have in the last 4 games they will get battered.
Four or five midfielders and 3 up front when they have the ball will leave our boys loads of room to play in.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Arason
Jihai
Dunne
Distin
Tarnat
Wright-Phillips
Barton (maybe Rodri though…)
Bosvelt
Sinclair
Anelka (Macken 27).

 

[PragueBlue]

Arason
Jihai
Dunne
Distin
Tarnat
Wright-Phillips
Barton (maybe Rodri though…)
Bosvelt
Sinclair
Anelka (Macken 27).

What a game that was.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

What a game that was.

That double save…

 

[alexmcity]

The situation tomorrow is not a win or nothing.

A draw reduces our chances from, say, 70% to 30%, whereas a loss makes them 5%.

If Chelsea can beat W Ham 5:0, it's not beyond City to win big next Sunday. The end of the season might be as crazy as 12 years ago. Fight till the end.

Of course, I prefer a win at Spurs.

 

[Craig]

The situation tomorrow is not a win or nothing.

A draw reduces our chances from, say, 70% to 30%, whereas a loss makes them 5%.

If Chelsea can beat W Ham 5:0, it's not beyond City to win big next Sunday. The end of the season might be as crazy as 12 years ago. Fight till the end.

Of course, I prefer a win at Spurs.

I’d say a win makes it at least an 80% chance a draw about 10%. A 3 goal swing with Arsenal at home too makes it a huge ask although not an impossible one

 

[ayrshire_blue]

The situation tomorrow is not a win or nothing.

A draw reduces our chances from, say, 70% to 30%, whereas a loss makes them 5%.

If Chelsea can beat W Ham 5:0, it's not beyond City to win big next Sunday. The end of the season might be as crazy as 12 years ago. Fight till the end.

Of course, I prefer a win at Spurs.

I'd go a lot less than 30%. If we draw at Spurs, Arsenal already have a 3 goal head start and could easily take 3 or 4 Everton. Frustrating as hell but if our GD was literally 2 goals better than it is just now I'd probably fancy us to nick it with 4 points. As it is, it's too much of a stretch imo.

Must win. I fucking hate that it's at a ground we've yet to score at in the league never mind win. Time to put that right.

 

[Claytop]

I’d say a win makes it at least an 80% chance a draw about 10%. A 3 goal swing with Arsenal at home too makes it a huge ask although not an impossible one

It'll be nearer 90% if we win tomorrow. We're very very short odds to beat West Ham.

 

[Craig]

It'll be nearer 90% if we win tomorrow. We're very very short odds to beat West Ham.

Yeah, thought i was being a bit conservative with 80

 

[freshie]

 

[lazerblue]

just don't leave Son the ponderosa to run into behind our defence ffs, it seems to be a recuring theme against these

 

[its a Barm]

we had a pretty big one last june

that is what i was refering to.

 

[B\connellblue]

just don't leave Son the ponderosa to run into behind our defence ffs, it seems to be a recuring theme against these

Pep won't change for anyone.
A bonanza for him.

 

[uwe rosler 28]

Anything on ake and grealish?