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Why we will win the league!
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I've had more likes and replies for this post than any other I've put into this forum. That either shows I talk shite or that the shite I talk is popular!! Nearly up at 1000 posts now.You are Jim, Talkshite, White and I claim my £10.
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Guardian sports writers....
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...will-conclude-premier-champions-league-fa-cup
Who will win the Premier League?
Dominic Fifield: Manchester City. The race with Liverpool should go to the wire but greater squad depth and experience may just tilt it towards the reigning champions.
Andy Hunter: Manchester City. For no other reason than backing them before the season started. No Machiavellian late change of horse here.
David Hytner: Manchester City will likely drop points at Old Trafford but can Liverpool win each of their final games? I think they will slip up in one, allowing City to squeak home.
Jamie Jackson: Manchester City because of their quality of squad and title-winning experience.
Stuart James: Manchester City. Greater squad depth than Liverpool, plus that title-winning knowhow, will probably see Pep Guardiola’s side just edge it at the end.
Amy Lawrence: Manchester City. Bit a few nails trying to decide so stuck with pre-season choice for the hell of it.
Barney Ronay: Manchester City. Two brilliant teams at the top. But City are a winning machine.
Daniel Taylor: Manchester City. I change my mind most weeks but if they can win at Old Trafford in the Manchester derby I think it will be theirs.
Louise Taylor: Liverpool. It will be tight but the wait has been too long on Merseyside and this is the trophy they really crave.
Paul Wilson: Manchester City. Can’t help but think Liverpool have had their chance and City will not slip up again between now and the end of the season.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...will-conclude-premier-champions-league-fa-cup
Who will win the Premier League?
Dominic Fifield: Manchester City. The race with Liverpool should go to the wire but greater squad depth and experience may just tilt it towards the reigning champions.
Andy Hunter: Manchester City. For no other reason than backing them before the season started. No Machiavellian late change of horse here.
David Hytner: Manchester City will likely drop points at Old Trafford but can Liverpool win each of their final games? I think they will slip up in one, allowing City to squeak home.
Jamie Jackson: Manchester City because of their quality of squad and title-winning experience.
Stuart James: Manchester City. Greater squad depth than Liverpool, plus that title-winning knowhow, will probably see Pep Guardiola’s side just edge it at the end.
Amy Lawrence: Manchester City. Bit a few nails trying to decide so stuck with pre-season choice for the hell of it.
Barney Ronay: Manchester City. Two brilliant teams at the top. But City are a winning machine.
Daniel Taylor: Manchester City. I change my mind most weeks but if they can win at Old Trafford in the Manchester derby I think it will be theirs.
Louise Taylor: Liverpool. It will be tight but the wait has been too long on Merseyside and this is the trophy they really crave.
Paul Wilson: Manchester City. Can’t help but think Liverpool have had their chance and City will not slip up again between now and the end of the season.
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I've had more likes and replies for this post than any other I've put into this forum. That either shows I talk shite or that the shite I talk is popular!! Nearly up at 1000 posts now.
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Lol were dropping points at united but liverpool are gonna blits through spurs and chelsea great logic davidGuardian sports writers....
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...will-conclude-premier-champions-league-fa-cup
Who will win the Premier League?
Dominic Fifield: Manchester City. The race with Liverpool should go to the wire but greater squad depth and experience may just tilt it towards the reigning champions.
Andy Hunter: Manchester City. For no other reason than backing them before the season started. No Machiavellian late change of horse here.
David Hytner: Manchester City will likely drop points at Old Trafford but can Liverpool win each of their final games? I think they will slip up in one, allowing City to squeak home.
Jamie Jackson: Manchester City because of their quality of squad and title-winning experience.
Stuart James: Manchester City. Greater squad depth than Liverpool, plus that title-winning knowhow, will probably see Pep Guardiola’s side just edge it at the end.
Amy Lawrence: Manchester City. Bit a few nails trying to decide so stuck with pre-season choice for the hell of it.
Barney Ronay: Manchester City. Two brilliant teams at the top. But City are a winning machine.
Daniel Taylor: Manchester City. I change my mind most weeks but if they can win at Old Trafford in the Manchester derby I think it will be theirs.
Louise Taylor: Liverpool. It will be tight but the wait has been too long on Merseyside and this is the trophy they really crave.
Paul Wilson: Manchester City. Can’t help but think Liverpool have had their chance and City will not slip up again between now and the end of the season.
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kaz7
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Oh Louise, just because they haven't won it and want to does not make any difference to who actually wins it,stick to making the teaGuardian sports writers....
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...will-conclude-premier-champions-league-fa-cup
Who will win the Premier League?
Dominic Fifield: Manchester City. The race with Liverpool should go to the wire but greater squad depth and experience may just tilt it towards the reigning champions.
Andy Hunter: Manchester City. For no other reason than backing them before the season started. No Machiavellian late change of horse here.
David Hytner: Manchester City will likely drop points at Old Trafford but can Liverpool win each of their final games? I think they will slip up in one, allowing City to squeak home.
Jamie Jackson: Manchester City because of their quality of squad and title-winning experience.
Stuart James: Manchester City. Greater squad depth than Liverpool, plus that title-winning knowhow, will probably see Pep Guardiola’s side just edge it at the end.
Amy Lawrence: Manchester City. Bit a few nails trying to decide so stuck with pre-season choice for the hell of it.
Barney Ronay: Manchester City. Two brilliant teams at the top. But City are a winning machine.
Daniel Taylor: Manchester City. I change my mind most weeks but if they can win at Old Trafford in the Manchester derby I think it will be theirs.
Louise Taylor: Liverpool. It will be tight but the wait has been too long on Merseyside and this is the trophy they really crave.
Paul Wilson: Manchester City. Can’t help but think Liverpool have had their chance and City will not slip up again between now and the end of the season.
Stoned Rose
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Oh Louise, just because they haven't won it and want to does not make any difference to who actually wins it,stick to making the tea
Girl Power Kaz ;)
kaz7
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Haha,it's stupid opinions like that from female journo's that gives us women a bad nameGirl Power Kaz ;)