For us that is:Dippers can finish on 101 City 98
I think it's going to be very tight and it will come to GD again both will finish on 90pts
The 2nd place team rarely gets anywhere near 90 points. Last year Rags got 81. Spurs got 86 the year before. In 2016 Leicester won the league with 81 and Arsenal came second with 71 points!
Whoever comes second this year will likely set a record for points without winning it.
I think prior to last season the record points total to win the league was 95 points, it is feasible that whoever finishes 2nd this year could achieve this number.
We've recently become the favorites among betters - who simply want to earn money and are thus remarkably good at predicting outcomes.I hope Liverpools recent form is indicative of things to come but I'm not so sure. As far as I'm concerned there is still no slack in the system for us. If they get a couple of good victories then that provides them with a big lift going forward. For us, we just need to keep plugging away and tick the games off. One thing in our favour is the squad, but the whole squad needs to perform when called on. I think one more poor result and that could be it, so mid nineties for me.
Vinny, Aguero, Silva still here from 2011/12.How many players are still here that played in the first two premier league title wins? Last season was a walkover in the end so experience in a fight to the end may need help from the older players.
Spurs are 20/1 because they're bottling shitebags, it's got nothing to do with their points total.It shows how high the standard has been this year, that even after our cock-ups in December, and Liverpool's recent bottling ... they could still (in theory) get the highest total of points in the history of English football, and we could still get a total only bettered once ever (ie: by us last season).
Meanwhile Spurs have one of the best points totals in their history, and are rank outsiders at 20-1.