xgorton
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Minimum of 2.
How many trophies will we win?
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Sticking your neck out there, mate. Haha!
Man_City_Loyal
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i think 2 at a push
Whitty1001
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At first i was gutted we missed out on the quad but after the league cup win, if we could grab champs league too it would be our best season yet, especially with the way we started the season. Competitors will say but you didn't win the FA Cup, but what the fuck have any of them won recently? UP THE BLUES!!
FantasyIreland
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The sort of push that makes Rashford fall over?
Man_City_Loyal
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I saw 538 blog (statistics oriented analysis for sports and politics) is giving City a 50%+ chance to win the Champs league and an 80% chance to beat PSG! Could hardly believe it, no idea what they're seeing in their models to give such a high probability but cause for optimism there
LongsightM13
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We are rapidly moving up the all time trophy tables.
This is a brilliant article and analysis by the excellent Duncan Alexander, just before yesterday’s final, which is a perfect and factual response to the ‘No History’ merchants
theanalyst.com
This is a brilliant article and analysis by the excellent Duncan Alexander, just before yesterday’s final, which is a perfect and factual response to the ‘No History’ merchants
Ain't Got No History? The Most Successful English Clubs | The Analyst
As football continues to come to terms with the Super League announcement, we examine who really are the most successful English clubs.
theanalyst.com
LongsightM13
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We are rapidly moving up the all time trophy tables.
This is a brilliant article and analysis by the excellent Duncan Alexander, just before yesterday’s final, which is a perfect and factual response to the ‘No History’ merchants
Ain't Got No History? The Most Successful English Clubs | The Analyst
As football continues to come to terms with the Super League announcement, we examine who really are the most successful English clubs.
JGL07
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I think that PSGs score is downgraded because the French League is the weakest of the big four and PSG haven’t exactly run away with it. They are behind Lille and only a point ahead of Monaco.
The SPI scores are derived from domestic and European performances. PSG will presumably be getting lower scores for domestic matches.
It didn’t help City much last season when they were defeated by Lyon!