The battle for 3rd place

[chaddblue]

Chelsea
Spurs
City
Liverpool

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

we need a rag loss and a scouse loss. i'd like to relax a little next sunday.

city and relax ? no such thing , and that's why we love 'em

 

[RayCTID]

İ still think liverpool will miss top 4 and arsenal could manage to get 4th place again.

Arsenal are dead for a top 4 finish this season.

 

[blue62]

İ still think liverpool will miss top 4 and arsenal could manage to get 4th place again.

We are 10 points above the Arse. Scousers will be 12 clear if they win tomorrow.
I would suggest it ain't looking good for them (shame)

 

[abu13]

Chelsea
Spurs
City
Liverpool

I'd take that now.

 

[chaddblue]

My top 7 based on the predictor game

Chelsea 88
Tottenham 85
Man City 80
Liverpool 75
Arsenal 71
Man Utd 70
Everton 67

 

[aguero93:20]

My top 7 based on the predictor game

Chelsea 88
Tottenham 85
Man City 80
Liverpool 75
Arsenal 71
Man Utd 70
Everton 67

I think we'll drop more than 2 points with some of the games coming midweek. Said before the Hull game I thought we'd get 76-79 points.

 

[Bill]

I'd take that now.

in a heartbeat.

 

[Scaring Europe to Death]

United will have played both their games in hand before they arrive at the ETIHAD, so by this time next Sunday, we’ll have a better idea.

However, it’s not just their game against Chelsea.
Next week, they’re at Turf Moor, and having been to Burnley 3 times this season (City, Chelsea, and Tottenham), it’s only Spurs who’ve found it comfortable.

In contrast, United’s long ball tactics should play into Burnley’s collective strength, so don’t be too surprised if it finishes goalless or 1-1.

 

[aguero93:20]

United will have played both their games in hand before they arrive at the ETIHAD, so by this time next Sunday, we’ll have a better idea.

However, it’s not just their game against Chelsea.
Next week, they’re at Turf Moor, and having been to Burnley 3 times this season (City, Chelsea, and Tottenham), it’s only Spurs who’ve found it comfortable.

In contrast, United’s long ball tactics should play into Burnley’s collective strength, so don’t be too surprised if it finishes goalless or 1-1.

Burnley got a point at the swamp (which admittedly lots of teams have managed) and have generally been brilliant at home yet dire on the road, so I'd give them a great chance of getting something in that one.