Uncle Wally One Ball
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glad we agreeYou're right should have said rithmatic, one of the 4 Rs
glad we agreeYou're right should have said rithmatic, one of the 4 Rs
I wished more people had your common sense. It would make discussions here much better.Don't get this drop the players syndrome, we are in my mind top of the league, I seriously don't believe Leicester are a threat, without our captain, with mdm in the back four, with silva not firing, with kdb (11 goals 11 assists) not firing, yaya past it, etc etc, we are currently in four competitions and have Sergio bang at it. The rest will fall into place it's the law of averages, surely. if so many are out of form it must turn.
I think you're right, coming back twice from behind on Saturday is a hallmark of a team with no desire, Jesus.I still think we'll come up short. I just don't see the hunger or desire in the players, nor do I have any great faith that the manager is suddenly going to get us to 'click'.
Frustrating, because Arsenal would, almost certainly, wilt if we applied real pressure. I just fear that we'll do the same as last season with Chelsea, and let them sleepwalk to the title, without really testing them.
Goes without saying that I hope the players/manager prove me utterly wrong.
I think you're right, coming back twice from behind on Saturday is a hallmark of a team with no desire, Jesus.
Feel free to question form and injuries but I think you're totally wrong about desire
This Spurs that look like "they could put something together" have exactly the same record over the last 10 games as we have, P10, W5, D3, L2, which is exactly the same as Arsenal. Leicester have 1 point more than all of us.Nobody seems to be talking about spurs either, but they're the team who do look like they could put something together. If they do, they could easily win it given everyone else's failings.