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Nostradamus is alive!
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The Title Race - 2023/24
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Cobwebcat
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If Arsenal and City win the gap is two points? That’s not a prediction that’s maths!Nostradamus is alive!
we drew this fixture (Everton home) last season, everybody was beating them before and after our game but fucking Lampard nicked a point and was fired soon after.
time to win this time and that would mean we would get the different fixture to fixture down minus 5 points to last season.
it was minus 10 but beating Brentford away improved it to minus 7. beat Everton and its minus 5.
and if we beat Brentford at home too soon for the game in hand than its down to minus 2. that would be quite great given how many points we threw away in strange manner all from leading positions vs Pool, Spurs, Chelsea, Palace earlier the season.
I would probably sign 87 points (minus two to last season) right now. as long as it is with not losing at Anfield and at home vs Arse.
it would still allow us to drop 10 points out of maximum 48. so something like 11 wins, 5 draws gets us to 87 points or 12 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses.
and we fucking need teams to stand up to Arse and Pool, come on Kompany do a fucking surprise win with Burnley today (probably 5-1 win to Pool to even improve GD) and tomorrow Moyes has to repay us for giving them Phillips (probably simple 0-2).
would love a weekend of City win, Burnley nicking a draw and WHU winning with a VAR goal.
time to win this time and that would mean we would get the different fixture to fixture down minus 5 points to last season.
it was minus 10 but beating Brentford away improved it to minus 7. beat Everton and its minus 5.
and if we beat Brentford at home too soon for the game in hand than its down to minus 2. that would be quite great given how many points we threw away in strange manner all from leading positions vs Pool, Spurs, Chelsea, Palace earlier the season.
I would probably sign 87 points (minus two to last season) right now. as long as it is with not losing at Anfield and at home vs Arse.
it would still allow us to drop 10 points out of maximum 48. so something like 11 wins, 5 draws gets us to 87 points or 12 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses.
and we fucking need teams to stand up to Arse and Pool, come on Kompany do a fucking surprise win with Burnley today (probably 5-1 win to Pool to even improve GD) and tomorrow Moyes has to repay us for giving them Phillips (probably simple 0-2).
would love a weekend of City win, Burnley nicking a draw and WHU winning with a VAR goal.
Chi-town blues
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that’s what she said ?The cream riseth.
Axel Freed
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@Damanino post a few back spells it out perfectlyMust be close to level with last year's comparative fixtures with a win here and at Brentford.
Anyone got the stats on that?
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Momentum building nicely, that's 6 league wins in a row now.
Our next 2 games are Chelsea and Brentford at home. We should be looking to pick up 6 points from those before our fixtures start to get a bit more difficult.
Our next 2 games are Chelsea and Brentford at home. We should be looking to pick up 6 points from those before our fixtures start to get a bit more difficult.
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Come on Burnley, fight!
Nah, game overCome on Burnley, fight!