stonerblue
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Oddly enough, i watched 2nd half of Arse game in the pub yesterday and every rag in there was cheering on the Hammers.
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stonerblue
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Using all my maths skills i worked out that them dropping another 2 points yesterday doesn't make that much difference..
It is worth a goal to us at least, in one of our last 7 games.Using all my maths skills i worked out that them dropping another 2 points yesterday doesn't make that much difference..
Brightwell Bros.
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It wouldn't do if our game against them was the last game of the season. It will do otherwise.Using all my maths skills i worked out that them dropping another 2 points yesterday doesn't make that much difference..
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Agree with you, but I seem to remember most of us telling those who were getting giddy in presuming we would win the title to button it throughout the season, unlike the Tarquins, who were giving it large from the day they went top. If they do miss out it would be hard to have sympathy with a fan base that would become as unbearable as the dippers with any success.There were a few on here saying it was over, if I remember correctly. And I will admit that I thought it. But I didn't say it, to anyone. As if saying it would make it real. I made my way very glumly to the stadium for the West Brom game, I remember, thinking “Well, you've just got to get into the trenches again, because that's what we do”.
Then everything changed. At the end of that game, with the news from Wigan, I was completely elated. Momentum seemed to have shifted decisively.
If they get a draw, or even a win, at the Etihad, everything will change mentally for them. And us. Make no mistake, this is our rags derby game of April 2012, or the closest thing to it. Exciting times.
Silva&Silva
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Arsenal surely have to have the softest bunch of fans in the league. A lot of them are throwing in the towel and admitting that it's over for them. What will they be saying if they get any result at the Etihad? You just know that if they do end up winning it they'll be acting as if it was never in doubt.
Bluemoonadam
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Arsenal arent very liked either, I know a bin dipper season ticket holder who wants us to win it.I was talking to a mate of mine about this the other day. He’s a United fan. He basically said what you just said. The United fans in London want City to win it because they’re surrounded by Arsenal fans while United fans in Manchester are desperate for Arsenal to win it.
I was talking to a mate of mine about this the other day. He’s a United fan. He basically said what you just said. The United fans in London want City to win it because they’re surrounded by Arsenal fans while United fans in Manchester are desperate for Arsenal to win it.
If we get past Sheffield United, Real Madrid and get ahead of Arsenal in the league, I suspect they will all start begging for an Arsenal win to stop any risk to their treble.
It means that if we beat them, we can afford to drop two points more than Arsenal in the other games and still be champions.Using all my maths skills i worked out that them dropping another 2 points yesterday doesn't make that much difference..
That's quite a big difference.
Stockton Heath Blue
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Isn't that because we have a salary cap in WSL, so european teams can offer better salaries?Girls keep losing top players to European clubs. Could we not fund them better?
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