If we come away trophyless at the end of May, I cannot see how Arteta can conceivably keep his job.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
How many chances do you give him with so many interesting options available ?
If we come away trophyless at the end of May, I cannot see how Arteta can conceivably keep his job.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
How many chances do you give him with so many interesting options available ?
He's only had one season with so many interesting options available :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Anyway, I'd be shocked, astonished, dumbfounded, dazed, flabbergasted, not to mention astounded, stunned and gobsmacked (he says, consulting his thesaurus) if we don't win the league from here.
Yes, why on earth did he play ninety minutes. I'll bet he wants to go to the World Cup as well :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
I wouldn't be remotely surprised.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
The actual lead has been huge overstated. We all know this. It only becomes a reality if we?re able to get something from the away game at City.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Other than that, it?s three points. :shrug:
Ever the miserable bugger, eh 7s? :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
City have dropped an average of a point per game over the season, even in the last 6 games they have dropped 4 points including back to back draws in their last two. Even assuming they win the game in hand and beat us at theirs, their record suggests strongly that they will drop points in the other 6 games. Their record over 30 games suggest it should be at least 6 points, but let's be kind and suggest they only drop 4 points.
Assuming we beat Bournemouth at home (very likely I think) that would leave us needing only 2 wins and 3 draws or 3 wins against Newcastle, Fulham and Burnley at home and West Ham and Palace away.
Still strong favourites, 7s :thumbup: