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Will we win the Prem / Title still possible (merged)
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
hopefully Everton have nothing to play for, doesn't look that way, though.
With the title on the line, fancy us to go there and do the business. Definitely think we can win our last 6 unfortunately not all in our hands.
Bpughh said:I think the only way we win is if we win out... & that'll be extremely difficult.
hopefully Everton have nothing to play for, doesn't look that way, though.
With the title on the line, fancy us to go there and do the business. Definitely think we can win our last 6 unfortunately not all in our hands.
dw7
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
Newcastle had CL ambitions and we dispatched them with ease when it matteredAndouble said:Bpughh said:I think the only way we win is if we win out... & that'll be extremely difficult.
hopefully Everton have nothing to play for, doesn't look that way, though.
With the title on the line, fancy us to go there and do the business. Definitely think we can win our last 6 unfortunately not all in our hands.
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
It's about balls as much as ability now, if we win out games I'd be amazed if we don't win it.
It's about balls as much as ability now, if we win out games I'd be amazed if we don't win it.
citymad
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
We can but I'm not sure we'll have deserved it. We haven't taken our opportunities in the big games. Sturridge and Suarez had an off day Sunday yet we still lost,then there was the second half vs arsenal and the Hart mistake against Chelsea. These are the opportunities you need to take to get ahead of your rivals. Saying that incredibly we are still in with a shout and maybe just maybe we can get maximum points and then see what happens .
We can but I'm not sure we'll have deserved it. We haven't taken our opportunities in the big games. Sturridge and Suarez had an off day Sunday yet we still lost,then there was the second half vs arsenal and the Hart mistake against Chelsea. These are the opportunities you need to take to get ahead of your rivals. Saying that incredibly we are still in with a shout and maybe just maybe we can get maximum points and then see what happens .
WickyWain
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
Our final charge starts tonight, can't wait!<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 16, 2014 12:15 am --<br /><br />
Our final charge starts tonight, can't wait!<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 16, 2014 12:15 am --<br /><br />
If we win our last 6 games we'll finish on 88 points, which normally wins it, so of course we'll have deserved it. Didn't the rags win it with just 80 points a few years ago? We've also scored loads of goals and played brilliant football all season.citymad said:We can but I'm not sure well have deserved it. We haven't taken our opportunities in the big games. I mean Sturridge and Suarez had an off day Sunday yet we still lost,then there was the second half vs arsenal and the Hart mistake against Chelsea. These are the opportunities you need to take to get ahead of your rivals. Saying that incredibly we are still in with a shout and maybe just maybe we can get maximum points and then see what happens .
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We can but I'm not sure well have deserved it. We haven't taken our opportunities in the big games. I mean Sturridge and Suarez had an off day Sunday yet we still lost,then there was the second half vs arsenal and the Hart mistake against Chelsea. These are the opportunities you need to take to get ahead of your rivals. Saying that incredibly we are still in with a shout and maybe just maybe we can get maximum points and then see what happens .
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
Right here's how it goes:
We win against Sunderland on Wednesday putting us within 4 points of Liverpool. Then they beat Norwich away and we beat West Brom on the Monday, gap still 4 points. The next weekend is key, Chelsea go to Anfield and Mourinho's big game tactics will work, holding Liverpool to a point, initiative us. We use this incentive to beat Palace. Gap down to 2 points with a game in hand.
We go to Everton. Aguero, Yaya and Kompany are fully fit. Of all the times to get a result at Goodison, we get one. 1 point clear. Liverpool go away to Palace on the Monday night, the pressure gets to them and they draw. All square. We then go on to beat Villa on the Wednesday night, 3 points clear. Typically we lose to West Ham on the last day and end up winning the league by one goal on GD after Gerrard misses a last minute penalty.
Or at least that's how I hope it goes...
Right here's how it goes:
We win against Sunderland on Wednesday putting us within 4 points of Liverpool. Then they beat Norwich away and we beat West Brom on the Monday, gap still 4 points. The next weekend is key, Chelsea go to Anfield and Mourinho's big game tactics will work, holding Liverpool to a point, initiative us. We use this incentive to beat Palace. Gap down to 2 points with a game in hand.
We go to Everton. Aguero, Yaya and Kompany are fully fit. Of all the times to get a result at Goodison, we get one. 1 point clear. Liverpool go away to Palace on the Monday night, the pressure gets to them and they draw. All square. We then go on to beat Villa on the Wednesday night, 3 points clear. Typically we lose to West Ham on the last day and end up winning the league by one goal on GD after Gerrard misses a last minute penalty.
Or at least that's how I hope it goes...
WickyWain
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
Haha! Sounds about rightPringletelli said:Right here's how it goes:
We win against Sunderland on Wednesday putting us within 4 points of Liverpool. Then they beat Norwich away and we beat West Brom on the Monday, gap still 4 points. The next weekend is key, Chelsea go to Anfield and Mourinho's big game tactics will work, holding Liverpool to a point, initiative us. We use this incentive to beat Palace. Gap down to 2 points with a game in hand.
We go to Everton. Aguero, Yaya and Kompany are fully fit. Of all the times to get a result at Goodison, we get one. 1 point clear. Liverpool go away to Palace on the Monday night, the pressure gets to them and they draw. All square. We then go on to beat Villa on the Wednesday night, 3 points clear. Typically we lose to West Ham on the last day and end up winning the league by one goal on GD after Gerrard misses a last minute penalty.
Or at least that's how I hope it goes...
HellasLEAF
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Re: Will we win the Prem (continued)?
I still think we can edge out the Reds and win the Prem but I have to say, tip of the hat to Liverpool this season.
Their push to win in the last few months has been impressive and they have played some fantastic attacking football.
Unlike a Chelsea for example.
Should be Liverpool or City this year, Chelski don't belong in this company. Not a fan of Mou's tactics or how they grind out results but a win is a win I suppose..
Hopefully with Kun finally healthy it will be the push City need. Yaya out has it's positives and negatives but I'm less worried about this at the moment..
I still think we can edge out the Reds and win the Prem but I have to say, tip of the hat to Liverpool this season.
Their push to win in the last few months has been impressive and they have played some fantastic attacking football.
Unlike a Chelsea for example.
Should be Liverpool or City this year, Chelski don't belong in this company. Not a fan of Mou's tactics or how they grind out results but a win is a win I suppose..
Hopefully with Kun finally healthy it will be the push City need. Yaya out has it's positives and negatives but I'm less worried about this at the moment..
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