If Tottenham drop points tomorrow, I think we can then afford to draw at their place

[Monty91]

and still be very much in the race.

City are blatantly going to win it, aren't they :hehe:

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leicester after that.

if Arsenal win all six home games= 69points ( should do when they have norwich, brom, swansea, villa, watford and palace
then probally just need win at everton 72
draw at city 73
win or draw at spurs= 74 or 76
beat west ham and sundelrna way =80 or 82

could even afford a loss

[Brexit = Keine Pumpernickel]

Surely the footy god can't put up with that either :spud:

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https://youtu.be/-LOioe5fXPo?t=129

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:hehe: But look you always back the horses who have won trophies

spurs and leicester have won nothing as group of players and that will show.. they be out of it come mid april.

title between us and city and i have stuck to that view since october.

I never rule out a city team who no how to chase leaders and have won the league twice while arsenal won fa cups and players who won leagues aboard.

[Monty91]

are about to embark on a title-winning run and that's not ideal at this stage of the season.

Of course, form can return quickly and things could feel very different by the end of next weekend, but it is nonetheless improbable that so many out of form players would all suddenly kick into gear and do what needs to be done from this point.

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six winneable homes games meaning we don,t need to win every away game.

key for me is next few games. if we get seven to nine points from next three we big favourities and city be only ones to beware of after that.

of course players turn up their form be even better

[Monty91]

and that's possibly even the bare minimum we might need to do.

I mean, we could. But I think at this point we have good reason to assume that if we do win it, it'll be because we stumbled rather than stormed over the line.

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as we do win the league in my view.