They would be referring to our remaining games. Nothing can be done about those in the past. However, if we lose or draw our next two games (against Leicester at home and Bright away), and Liverpool win both of their remaining games, then we did not *deserve* to win the league.They wouldn't be right though.
Otherwise you could equally say if you can't beat Palace at home and Newcastle away, you don't deserve to win the league. Yet we lost both.
A defeat isn’t needed for Liverpool. A draw is as good.
They would be referring to our remaining games. Nothing can be done about those in the past. However, if we lose our next two games (against Leicester at home and Bright away), and Liverpool win both of their remaining games, then we did not *deserve* to win the league.
Saying anything else is Dipperosophy.
Anyone fancy Newcastle tonight? Even for a draw...
I think we actually agree, as it would be the results over the season (e.g., not winning six games).I disagree personally. It's the results over a season that matter. If we had won those 2, we would already have won the league.
Anyone fancy Newcastle tonight? Even for a draw...
Yeah but where’s the fun in that?Wouldn't a defeat mean that we could win the title on Monday? A draw would mean wide couldn't be mathematically certain until the Brighton game.
CorrectWouldn't a defeat mean that we could win the title on Monday? A draw would mean wide couldn't be mathematically certain until the Brighton game.