Nightmare Walking
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Losing points is not their problem. They need to find some.I can’t see Liverpool dropping any more points between now and the end of the season.
Losing points is not their problem. They need to find some.I can’t see Liverpool dropping any more points between now and the end of the season.
Draw tomorrow now neither side have much to play for.I can’t see Liverpool dropping any more points between now and the end of the season.
West Ham wouldn't mind an Arsenal title win, there's not huge animosity between the clubs and they are unified in hating Spurs.Fulham is tough but doable, i dont think Fulham would be bothered if Arsenal win the lg so no favors expected, the club is Mr nice in the footballing world unlike west ham and spurs where an Arsenal title wouldnt go down well, just watch there set pieces and play our game we should be ok
Wouldn't give up hope just yet. We could blast through two out of the next three games but one draw and it's over for us. Two years ago we demolished Wolves 1-5 at Molineux with three games to go and everyone thought it would be a procession. We then went 2-0 down at West Ham and finished with a 2-2 draw, followed by us being 0-2 down at home to Villa on the last day of the season.City will most likely win out from here. Our job is to take them to the last game of the season and after the 'bottling' of last season that will show great progress and demand respect. Then we can build from there.
Last season City were better in all departments (defence, midfield and attack). Now we have overtaken City in one (defence - albeit watch Gvardiol turn into an absolute monster in the years ahead) and have closed the gap in the others, although a gap does remain still.
We have a young nucleus of excellent players who aren't going anywhere and we can add to it. I suspect we will be City's main challengers for at least the next 4 or 5 seasons, possibly along with Chelsea. It's for sure a damn sight better than fighting for 4th place which is where we were up to a couple of seasons ago.
I've not given up hope but I look at the control City exerted over that Wolves midfield today and it just struck home that actually this is the bit City love, the final straight and they've been waiting for it. It's what you guys do, finish it off.Wouldn't give up hope just yet. We could blast through two out of the next three games but one draw and it's over for us. Two years ago we demolished Wolves 1-5 at Molineux with three games to go and everyone thought it would be a procession. We then went 2-0 down at West Ham and finished with a 2-2 draw, followed by us being 0-2 down at home to Villa on the last day of the season.
City will most likely win out from here. Our job is to take them to the last game of the season and after the 'bottling' of last season that will show great progress and demand respect. Then we can build from there.
Last season City were better in all departments (defence, midfield and attack). Now we have overtaken City in one (defence - albeit watch Gvardiol turn into an absolute monster in the years ahead) and have closed the gap in the others, although a gap does remain still.
We have a young nucleus of excellent players who aren't going anywhere and we can add to it. I suspect we will be City's main challengers for at least the next 4 or 5 seasons, possibly along with Chelsea. It's for sure a damn sight better than fighting for 4th place which is where we were up to a couple of seasons ago.
someone posted arsenals percentage of winning it, think it was 25-30% which i think is very low, i'd have said 40% and city 60%, but remember its not over till the fat lady sings, look at us on the final day villa at home,went ot for a smoke gutted at 0-2 and came back in at 3-2,,City will most likely win out from here. Our job is to take them to the last game of the season and after the 'bottling' of last season that will show great progress and demand respect. Then we can build from there.
Last season City were better in all departments (defence, midfield and attack). Now we have overtaken City in one (defence - albeit watch Gvardiol turn into an absolute monster in the years ahead) and have closed the gap in the others, although a gap does remain still.
We have a young nucleus of excellent players who aren't going anywhere and we can add to it. I suspect we will be City's main challengers for at least the next 4 or 5 seasons, possibly along with Chelsea. It's for sure a damn sight better than fighting for 4th place which is where we were up to a couple of seasons ago.