Silva_Spell
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I still think we will win the league
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Gundogan's Moustache
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I have no clue what this means
Wow we got pretty lucky today. For all those rags and dippers saying Pep has picked an easy job coming to us couldn't be further from the truth. We can barely control games vs average sides most times around but hopefully we can win the league courtesy of a certain Kun Aguero.
It shows that our away games are predominantly against bottom half opposition (reds), while arsenal and Leciester have more against the top half sides. Spurs have a mixed bag. The order of the teams is the current league table.
bluevillain
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I don't know what will pan out to the end of the season.
I promised myself after 2012 title to never get either too excited or depressed.
Nothing is won or lost until May.
I promised myself after 2012 title to never get either too excited or depressed.
Nothing is won or lost until May.
Silva_Spell
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Remaining fixtures of each team.
Machiavelli
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That someone has too much time on their hands and a penchant for an xl spreadsheet.
Nothing can be plotted, once the pressure ramps up on the run in there are always upsets and results nobody would've predicted.
purplenose
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Playing teams who are in danger of the drop is always hazardous from around march onwards, even at home they can cause upsets.
The big worry for us and Arsenal and infact Spurs is there are many more opportunities to get key players injured, a lenghty spell of injury for Aguero, Kane or Vardy would quite possibly prove fatal for their respective teams title hopes. I really do think Leicester have a distinct advantage over the others with having so few fixtures remaining. Should they beat either City or Arsenal over the next couple of fixtures they could just be through the gate....
My gut feeling is still for City to win it, but with the injuries we are suffering and the almost impossible schedule ahead its not going to be easy.
The big worry for us and Arsenal and infact Spurs is there are many more opportunities to get key players injured, a lenghty spell of injury for Aguero, Kane or Vardy would quite possibly prove fatal for their respective teams title hopes. I really do think Leicester have a distinct advantage over the others with having so few fixtures remaining. Should they beat either City or Arsenal over the next couple of fixtures they could just be through the gate....
My gut feeling is still for City to win it, but with the injuries we are suffering and the almost impossible schedule ahead its not going to be easy.
birchwoodgingerste
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Personally I don't think it matters if we win the league but If we do we do . Top four is more important. If we win a trophy that's great if not we looked forward to the summer what' will be will be.
purplenose
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Doesnt matter!!?? Bloddy hell whilst with what we have at our disposal these days then finishing top 4 will constitute a succesful season and to expect some god given right to expect it would be positively rag like. On this occassion we are involved in a title race involving an in reality an Arsenal side that are not greatly better than any other Arsenal side of recent years. A young and emerging Spurs who every respect is due to what Pochettino has done there, and of course Leicester who are a bloody good side and like most if we dont win it I hope they do....but we should be good enough to finish above them. So this season in the absence of the Rags and Chelsea it would have to be considered an opportunity missed at the very least.
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