Cause we are not as good as we were back then. We can and will turn it around but I still think the league is gone.
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Premier League Games 12-18 Jan '23
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blue whippet
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Yes it is the height of foolishness to say such a thing prior to a game with us.These words will come back to bite, you just know that, don’t you.
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Yes I did re-think this after initially panicking about the Rags and ended up wanting Spurs to win, but Arsenal look very clinical at the moment.No; has to be a Tottenham win* (though I'd settle for a draw). Arsenal are who we should be concerning ourselves with, not utd. The Glazer franchise won't finish above us.
*And for someone who was at Wembley in 1981, that's not an easy thing to say.
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So, the Premier League should just put Arsenal’s ribbons on the trophy now and send it to them?If you’re referring to Newcastle challenging for the title they’ll be nowhere near it and will be outside the top 4 come the end of the season
Do you think the players think it’s gone? Clearly Rodri doesn’t.
Well not literally of course, that’s just being pedantic.So, the Premier League should just put Arsenal’s ribbons on the trophy now and send it to them?
Do you think the players think it’s gone? Clearly Rodri doesn’t.
I’m just stating that I don’t personally think we’ll claw back 8 points due to the fact Arsenal will need a big slip up and even then currently I don’t think we’ll capitalise at present, yes we’ve done it before but this season I’m not as confident and I think that’s a fair assessment as we clearly aren’t firing on all cylinders.
Also it doesn’t really matter what the players think as 8 points is 8 points and honestly watching some of them for the past few games they certainly are playing like it’s gone.
Bluemoonadam
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Sounds like a good idea , theyd probably slacken of abit then.So, the Premier League should just put Arsenal’s ribbons on the trophy now and send it to them?
Do you think the players think it’s gone? Clearly Rodri doesn’t.
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Like man UTD goal yesterday how can they say that spurs fan was interfering with arsenal goalkeeper he didn't make contact with the ball
Jack Hackett
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Just back from the game. I really hate going to WHL. Ugly part of London, difficult to get to and away from and ugly fans. However, nice to win away against the Dark Side. Nervous before the game thinking all good things come to an end. I’ll likely feel the same next week against a resurgent Man Utd.
From where we were, I couldn’t see exactly what happened just after the game ended but Richarlison seemed upset with Ramsdale (?) and afterwards I heard a Spurs fan tried to assault Ramsdale. I’ll look at the recording to see what happened.
Ultimately, I’m conscious how dependent we are on a few key players (Saka, Partey and Odegaard). We really don’t have back up for them, so fingers crossed they stay injury free.
From where we were, I couldn’t see exactly what happened just after the game ended but Richarlison seemed upset with Ramsdale (?) and afterwards I heard a Spurs fan tried to assault Ramsdale. I’ll look at the recording to see what happened.
Ultimately, I’m conscious how dependent we are on a few key players (Saka, Partey and Odegaard). We really don’t have back up for them, so fingers crossed they stay injury free.
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Have you finally accepted that you're very much canditates to win the league yet, or are you still crying it home?Just back from the game. I really hate going to WHL. Ugly part of London, difficult to get to and away from and ugly fans. However, nice to win away against the Dark Side. Nervous before the game thinking all good things come to an end. I’ll likely feel the same next week against a resurgent Man Utd.
From where we were, I couldn’t see exactly what happened just after the game ended but Richarlison seemed upset with Ramsdale (?) and afterwards I heard a Spurs fan tried to assault Ramsdale. I’ll look at the recording to see what happened.
Ultimately, I’m conscious how dependent we are on a few key players (Saka, Partey and Odegaard). We really don’t have back up for them, so fingers crossed they stay injury free.