prestonibbo_mcfc
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One game at a time. Stoke first.
Seeing that is the first of 3. It goes without saying.
One game at a time. Stoke first.
We need to pull our socks up. Give 110%Seeing that is the first of 3. It goes without saying.
Let's hope it doesn't come to that, but I like your thinking.it could be fun to stutter over the line just to get their hopes up.
Of course, in relative terms it's a bit like winning the final v Arsenal. I've been to every final since 1969 and I've never enjoyed myself and the wonderful football we're playing as in in the last half hour of that game. Had plenty of time to "drink it in", both before the game and after. That said, I don't care too much if we win the league v the rags or not, so long as we beat them. Even if we don't we have won this by a country mile and I'm loving every minute.Did anyone else think, in our two recent title winning seasons, that it would be nice to seal a title with two or three games left rather than it going to the last nerve shredding game?
Do you ever ? ;)Our next 4 games are nightmares. Stoke, Everton and Spurs away with the rags at home in between.
I'm not counting any chickens yet.
Do you ever ? ;)
I was watching that match with a knowledgeable Arsenal fan and he said, "that result is a big, BIIG, statement", which only backed up what I was thinking.For me, the league has been over since the game at Stamford Bridge.
We went into that game at a stage in the season where there were several teams thinking that they could win the title, including Chelsea. At the home of the defending champions, I thought we would get a point and maybe all three in a closely fought game...the reality was completely different.
We not only beat Chelsea, we destroyed them, on their own patch. Controlling a game in a manner that hadn't really been seen before in England, with superior tactics of power, pace, movement, closing down and superb passing. This, in my opinion, was the defining moment when the rest of the league sat up and thought "FUCK". Maybe not supporters and journos but the people that really matter, players and managers - psychologically they were beaten. Professionals at every other club saw that performance and recognised something very special indeed was happening under Pep.
From that moment on teams, were beaten before they went onto the pitch against us with the exception of one match at Anfield (even then we nearly came away with a point).
All in my humble opinion of course.
Win those next 4 games and the chickens will have come home to roost.Our next 4 games are nightmares. Stoke, Everton and Spurs away with the rags at home in between.
I'm not counting any chickens yet.
Our next 4 games are nightmares. Stoke, Everton and Spurs away with the rags at home in between.
I'm not counting any chickens yet.
Us on head to head results.For it to go to GD we'd have had to win that game anyway. So if we'd won it by the minimum score of 1-0 our goal difference would have been 4 less and there's 4 more (than ithe -16 scoreline) which would have given us exactly the same overall GD. Who would have won it then?
I am counting them chickens.
Our team is fucking awesome and almost everyone is fit for the run in.
We will win our next 3 games at a canter.
The Spurs game might end in a loss as it’s stuck in the middle of two Champions League games, however the remaining 5 games we are red hot favourites to win every single one and we will..
In a game of Top Trumps 100+ points tops the Invincibles all day long ;)
Our next 4 games are nightmares. Stoke, Everton and Spurs away with the rags at home in between.
I'm not counting any chickens yet.
And people have to remember that in football, and in the Premier League especially, tough away games with teams fighting relegation are never easy. If Barca were trucking up on Monday at Stoke, I wouldn't be saying they were guaranteed 3 points either.People worriedly about stoke away etc.
People have to get into their heads now we’re a different class. We’ve lost once all season in the PL.