The Title Race - 2023/24

How many points will be needed to win the league?

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gordondaviesmoustache said:
I sometimes feel sad that other City fans can’t appreciate this team (and time) as they should.

This is the best team (a City team) to ever play football from these Isles.

This is empirically, objectively and unquestionably correct.

And their mental resolve is incredible.

What an amazing thing to be able to witness first hand.
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I completely get what your saying mate!

We are witnessing Manchester City being greatest Club football to ever play the game! The players are cool as fuck (us fans not so much)!

To be honest tho, I preferred the Steve Copple era!
 
deano ou812 said:
Just get the feeling it’s going down to last game spurs form has dropped off a bit i think arsenal will overrun them and win ..
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No way Arsenal are going to overrun Spurs with the 10 days rest that Spurs have had. Pressure is on Arsenal now. This is more likely to be a game like the one happened at Goodison. They will make sure Arsenal don't get away with a win.
 
Blue Maverick said:
Still a long way to go, Forest next, thing is now if Haaland is available does he start for me no, we play better flowing football and right now that’s what’s needed.
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Proper dilemma this. We look after the ball much better without him but how do you leave one of the best strikers in the world out of the team ?
 
We will get more of an answer on Sunday.

If Arsenal win at Spurs (I expect them to drop points) and we do our own job, then it is going to the final day, albeit, all the pressure is back on us, by virtue of simply having an extra fixture to play.

Spurs will roll over for us if they don't do their own jobs between now and when we play them.

In terms of the goal difference, the home games against Wolves and West Ham could count for another six or seven goals if we really need them.

Forest and Fulham have always been the worry for me, as game against Spurs will look after itself.

It's the title this weekend, or strap yourselves in for the final day.
 
citymad said:
Proper dilemma this. We look after the ball much better without him but how do you leave one of the best strikers in the world out of the team ?
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Off the bench if we're comfortable on 75 minutes.

Don't disrupt our best, current, system, its fluidity, pressing and movement is perfect !!
 
spurs for them is the big one to drop points, do spurs go all spursy and concede 3 or do they grow a pair and turn up other than that they have united but cant see them doing us any favors, just win the game in hand and mirror there results and were champions again 'OLE'
 
Five games to go and sat one point behind Arsenal with a game in hand is some achievement, plus and FA cup final to play as well. This is some achievement to still be in the conversation after winning the treble and being premier league champions the last three seasons running. It’s a relentless winning machine, penny for the thoughts of those Arsenal players coming into training this morning.
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
We will get more of an answer on Sunday.

If Arsenal win at Spurs (I expect them to drop points) and we do our own job, then it is going to the final day, albeit, all the pressure is back on us, by virtue of simply having an extra fixture to play.

Spurs will roll over for us if they don't do their own jobs between now and when we play them.

In terms of the goal difference, the home games against Wolves and West Ham could count for another six or seven goals if we really need them.

Forest and Fulham have always been the worry for me, as game against Spurs will look after itself.

It's the title this weekend, or strap yourselves in for the final day.
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Arsenal will win their last game, at home, vs Everton. 'Anything can happen' and all that, but it's wildly hopeful to expect anything else really once they are there.

That means they only have to win their next 3, to finish with a perfect run after their Villa loss, and their spurs and utd games are the ones it might come down to for them.

Similarly you would assume we'd win our last game at home against West Ham.

We need to win our next 4 to bring it to the final day, and if they drop points makes it a bit easier for the penultimate game. If they don't, we'll know what we have to do.

But keep winning one game at a time is all we can do. It is exciting isn't it! Can't take your eyes off the thing!
 
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marco said:
spurs for them is the big one to drop points, do spurs go all spursy and concede 3 or do they grow a pair and turn up other than that they have united but cant see them doing us any favors, just win the game in hand and mirror there results and were champions again 'OLE'
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Seems to be when they play us they grow a pair.
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
We will get more of an answer on Sunday.

If Arsenal win at Spurs (I expect them to drop points) and we do our own job, then it is going to the final day, albeit, all the pressure is back on us, by virtue of simply having an extra fixture to play.

Spurs will roll over for us if they don't do their own jobs between now and when we play them.

In terms of the goal difference, the home games against Wolves and West Ham could count for another six or seven goals if we really need them.

Forest and Fulham have always been the worry for me, as game against Spurs will look after itself.

It's the title this weekend, or strap yourselves in for the final day.
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Don’t forget if we keep winning when we beat Fulham on the Saturday lunch we go top before arsenal go to old Trafford the day after
 
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