blue b4 the moon
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At 1/12 you'll not find many poor bookies....that being said it's not over yet but we'd even with the above results going against us need to fuck up on a monumental level.
Let's be honest, if someone had posted that on here prior to the game then they'd be called out as a know nothing ****......then Pep actually does it haNo we lost it because for the first in a meaningful game (ie not early rounds of cups) Pep didn't start with either Rodri or Fernandinho
We're a lot better than that Utd team.I remember the Caf saying the same in 2012 - Ferguson will not allow an 8 point lead slip.
We're a lot better than that Utd team.
They were lucky to have an 8 point lead at that stage.
It's not stupid at all!It isn't even about the permutations and ifs and buts. Do I think we will win it, of course I do. Is the league done, is it fuck.
If we were within 8 points behind, on the second of january, I wouldn't be writing us off, I'd go as far as fancying our chances.
Calling the league over on the 2nd of january is just fucking stupid. And entitled. Don't bother watching any more then, go on the piss. Calling people idiots or liverpool fans for refusing to call it over, is just being an arsehole.
It's not stupid at all!
When I say it's done I don't mean we can put our feet up, I mean I think we'll go on to win it which I think is fair enough, everyone is entitled to an opinion on how this will play out.
Pep won't think it's done and that's why I'm extremely confident we'll win it, even in January.
I know things can go wrong, I'm not daft and I also know it's not done till it's done I've just explained that!It's really stupid to think it's done. If things go as usual, we are strong favourites. 538 gives us 85% chance to win the league, which is probably fair. 85% ain't 100% though.
What could go wrong? Well, we know from our own experience in 19/20 that multiple bad injuries could happen. Back then, Sane and Laporte were ruled out for 6 months. Imagine that Dias and Rodri get bad injuries in January/February. It's not likely, but it could happen. Then imagine that Stones continues with his injuries in the 2nd half of the season... Remember how Liverpool were heavy favourites to win the title last season and then Van Dyke, Gomez and Matip got injured. Injuries are part of football and sometimes may derail seasons.
Therefore, it's not done until it's done. Be humble and enjoy the football we play. Normally, we will the league. But strange things happen in football all the time.
I know things can go wrong, I'm not daft and I also know it's not done till it's done I've just explained that!
You're entitled to your opinion mate as are we who think it's 'done' ; p
No I don't and that's why we'll win it imo.Yes, people are free to think it's done. But the same people wouldn't want Pep and the players to think and play like it's done. It's highly likely that we will win the title IF everything is business as usual. But only time can tell whether it will be business as usual. Injuries and things that are hard to predict are not unusual at all. The unlikely happens all the time. Was it likely that we would be 10 pts clear after 21 games? Not at all. Neither City fans nor any other fans have expected it just a month ago.
It's a logical fallacy to think that what is likely to happen will happen. If some people have problems to experience uncertainty, they may think for themselves it's done. But they shouldn't call other posters idiots if they disagree with them.
No I don't and that's why we'll win it imo.
It's not stupid at all!
When I say it's done I don't mean we can put our feet up, I mean I think we'll go on to win it which I think is fair enough, everyone is entitled to an opinion on how this will play out.
Pep won't think it's done and that's why I'm extremely confident we'll win it, even in January.
I think we'll win it.And because you are fairly certain that bad injuries to key players or other unpredictable (bad) things won't happen, for which you have no reason other than that it's not very likely that such things will happen.
That is, you go from "It's not likely that we'll suffer bad injuries to key players" to "I'm fairly certain that bad injuries to key players won't happen".
Let's pray that the likes of Dias and Rodri will stay fit, we are likely to struggle without them.
It's done.The two are completely different things.
Wolves home too.The recent form has been slightly concerning though. Pep admitted he wasn't happy with the 4-0 against Newcastle. Against Leicester, we went from 4-0 to 4-3 and gave up a ton of shots, Brentford was a struggle and Arsenal outplayed us. Generally our play has been very slow, we wait for the opposition defenders to get into shape and I don't even remember a good through ball. Hopefully, it's all tiredness. We only have 4 games in January, so time for everyone to rest and get back the sharpness.