Remember a few years back we were pissing the league but spewed a 2 goal lead to lose 3 2 at home to the rags, this followed a hugely disappointing European exit to the scousers. Had to go to Spurs away with people shitting their pants convinced we were going to blow the title, result a comfortable win, won the league without kicking another ball. Have to say though this feels more like Newcastle away in 2012 a difficult away against a team chasing Europe. We won because we were better, let's do it again tomorrow Blues.
No it's not because it could become a reality if we draw tomorrow. Arsenal could put 4 or 5 past Everton but on the other hand they could fall behind and struggle. I would bet on us beating WH by five or six if we had to which might easily be enough.Yeah really.
If I asked if you wanted to start the game tomorrow vs Spurs at 4-0 down would you take it on the chance that we might win 5-4 and deliver one of the greatest City performances and moments of all time?
You should never want your team to suffer on the chance it might make things more exciting because you don’t know what’s around the corner. Arsenal are more than capable of putting 4 or 5 vs Everton meaning we’d have to win 7 or 8 nil against West Ham.
It’s just a bizarre thing to come out with tbh.
Tomorrow is one of the biggest games since the takeover for me.
We’ve won titles, we’ve won cups, we’ve won Champions Leagues and we’ve won trebles. Teams have done that before though and in most of those instances they do it every single season.
No team in history however has ever won 4 top flight English titles in the men’s game. It would be a truly historic achievement and cement City as being the new pinnacle of English football.
On the other hand it could mean they play without any pressure.A win or draw for Villa tonight and Champions League qualification is practically over for Spurs by Tuesday night. Might that be a factor in how they approach the game? Who's to say, but it'd be one less motivation for them.
It’s not inconceivable that we put 5 past West Ham who have conceded 71 this season and have just 1 win in their last 5 games. It’s also not inconceivable that Everton, unbeaten in 5 and having conceded only 49 this season, keep Arsenal down to just 2.No it's not because it could become a reality if we draw tomorrow. Arsenal could put 4 or 5 past Everton but on the other hand they could fall behind and struggle. I would bet on us beating WH by five or six if we had to which might easily be enough.
Personally I believe we will win both games relatively comfortably to claim 4 in a row.
Added a word for accuracy!Everything has eventually gone our way in title matches since the takeover.
I can't shake the feeling that this might be the time when things don't go the way we want them to.
Hopefully there's a big love in tomorrow night between both sets of fans. But there will still be thousands of Spurs fans rooting for their team, certainly don't think Spurs fans will cheer any City goals or do a Poznan if the chance arises95 minutes.....
I hope City fans are singing
"We love you Tottenham we do,
We love you Tottenham we do "