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What if?
- Thread starter Pam
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jimharri said:The only problem in that scenario is that, to beat the vermin, Wigan will actually have to attack them. Something they never do.Pam said:In the laughably unlikely event that the rags fail to beat Wigan tomorrow but we pick up three points convincingly V West Brom, would you give us a prayer of winning league? If we weren't playing like twatzoids, I'd have hope in that scenario, were it nit fiwe look a million miles off the pace and would probably fail to take advantage of a United slip.
What say you?
No they can pack the defence and midfield and hit them on the break with Moses pace and utilise set pieces.
paulchapo said:jimharri said:The only problem in that scenario is that, to beat the vermin, Wigan will actually have to attack them. Something they never do.Pam said:In the laughably unlikely event that the rags fail to beat Wigan tomorrow but we pick up three points convincingly V West Brom, would you give us a prayer of winning league? If we weren't playing like twatzoids, I'd have hope in that scenario, were it nit fiwe look a million miles off the pace and would probably fail to take advantage of a United slip.
What say you?
No they can pack the defence and midfield and hit them on the break with Moses pace and utilise set pieces.
And they can twat Rooney whilst they're about it.
Millwallawayveteran1988
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But didnt Norwich have a good chance of getting a result against them, then spurs? Oh and what about Stoke and Blackburn and QPR and Fulham?.......Oh wait a minute none of them did!
It is over........Has been since we lost those 2 points last week
It is over........Has been since we lost those 2 points last week
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:But didnt Norwich have a good chance of getting a result against them, then spurs? Oh and what about Stoke and Blackburn and QPR and Fulham?.......Oh wait a minute none of them did!
Unsustainable in the long run. Rag points will be dropped very soon. It's our own capacity to take advantage that I worry about.
taleofbluehalves
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I'd love it if that happened!
FinallyGamble
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I'm all for realism and odds. But this is football. Anything can happen. Just to see city fight and show some urgency right now would be nice.
Rodney Marsh's Hair
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I sayeth that football's a funny old game and it's not over yet.
However............. we've been shit lately and we seriously need to win our remaining games and rely on other teams to help us.
Keep the faith!
However............. we've been shit lately and we seriously need to win our remaining games and rely on other teams to help us.
Keep the faith!
jimharri
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Is that not attacking then?paulchapo said:jimharri said:The only problem in that scenario is that, to beat the vermin, Wigan will actually have to attack them. Something they never do.Pam said:In the laughably unlikely event that the rags fail to beat Wigan tomorrow but we pick up three points convincingly V West Brom, would you give us a prayer of winning league? If we weren't playing like twatzoids, I'd have hope in that scenario, were it nit fiwe look a million miles off the pace and would probably fail to take advantage of a United slip.
What say you?
No they can pack the defence and midfield and hit them on the break with Moses pace and utilise set pieces.
Blue Streak
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Pam said:It is hard to give up hope totally, yet. I can't help wishing for a weird and (decisive) turn around, if only because it's happened every so often in the past, including the 67/68 season.
The situation in 67/68 wasn't as vast as it is now unfortunately. Let's just make sure we finish second and analyze what went wrong over the summer?