I want Huddersfield to stay up so I would take a high scoring draw (entertainment value before the trophy presentation) and then a demolition of both Brighton and Southampton.0-0 with all over it.
Taken directly from one of ESPN’s monthly “round-up” articles... should explain why you are not hearing about us having an impact.With the title in the bag, all the talk now is of the exciting relegation fight. I haven't heard anything in the media to say that City can also have a massive impact at the bottom of the table. Go back two games and we had Swansea, West Ham, Huddersfield, Brighton and Southampton for the run-in. Nil points for any of them and a pounding on the goal difference to boot. I think we'll send one of them down as a consequence of playing us at the wrong time of the season.
Who won the month? Liverpool
Early April had long been scheduled for Manchester City's Premier League coronation, the rubber-stamping of the start of their new mini-era. From the moment they were drawn against Liverpool in the Champions League quarterfinal, though, the potential for some of their roof to cave in was there. Within the space of six days, they had twice been picked off by Jurgen Klopp, with an incredible second-half collapse against Manchester United sandwiched in between.
City soon wrapped up the mathematics of the title -- restoring order with a commanding win at Tottenham -- but there is, somehow, a downside to winning the league early: football's shortening attention span tends to move on to something else.
That something else is Liverpool. Their something else is Mohamed Salah. He led the 19-minute, shock-and-awe demolition of City in the first half at a thunderous Anfield, before Klopp's widely doubted back line showed considerable backbone to deny Pep Guardiola an away goal. The second leg, for all of City's early bluster, was about keeping them at arm's length.
Then came Roma, and an expectation of another all-out assault. Five goals in the space of 33 minutes. Salah, the PFA Player of the Year, revelling in his zone, with an adrenaline-soaked supporting cast. City may be better, but Liverpool are the right here and right now.
I want Huddersfield to stay up so I would take a high scoring draw (entertainment value before the trophy presentation) and then a demolition of both Brighton and Southampton.
That would give us 100 points and the goals record, and Hudders a slight cushion on Soton and Stoke.
I’m a long game sort of person, Karen—would obviously not want this if the league was still there to be had. ;-)No way,give yourself a wobble. we play to win on the day we get the trophy
Will be the second time he has been ref the day we lifted the Premier league trophyTo be fair he's pretty fair on us except when we're playing Chelsea.
I want us to win every single thing. And by as many goals as possible. Nothing against the Terriers, but let them look after their own problems.
I just want Gal Gadot.I just want the 102 points.
Don't we all ;-)I just want Gal Gadot.
Call yourself a Blue?I want Huddersfield to stay up so I would take a high scoring draw (entertainment value before the trophy presentation) and then a demolition of both Brighton and Southampton.
That would give us 100 points and the goals record, and Hudders a slight cushion on Soton and Stoke.