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We'll take the lead against Everton whilst Man City are still drawing against West Ham.
Sky will go crazy with the whole "how it stands" league table, whipping everything up into some kind of frenzy. When we all know full well in reality, Man City will go on to win comfortably.
Our only realistic hope, is an early red for a City player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maravilloso Marvo
I see the PL CEO is attending our match as doesn't want to be seen handing over the PL trophy to a side with 115 charges hanging over them.......probably should have sorted it out sooner!!
There is a slim hope that West Ham players will play out of their skin to do good for their mate Declan Rice. In reality City will probably be 3 up by half time. West Ham have been absolutely PONY recently.
West Ham could play out of their skin and still be 3 down at half time.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Bunnell
There is not a hope in hell of anything other than a City win. 3-0 at half time is fine with me. I could do without the tease and the false hope.
Bubbleblowers 21/1 against to win. (Toffees 16/1).Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
There's always hope, pQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Ortega. Preferably.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Pfft! Like a ref would have the balls to send a City player off...
I don't believe in hope anymore :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
It isn't even that I am resigned to finishing second- I am actually very happy with it. We've had a great season after a disappointing start and I believe we can catch them next season.
But failing against West Ham....? Come on. Let's be realistic here.
I'm at peace with second. Huge progress this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
wd The Arsenal imo
I wouldn't give West Ham a prayer if they were at home. We blew it against Villa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
40 points from our first 20 games. Potentially 49 from our final 18.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
There's your problem :-( But we know why it happened and the issues we had to deal with shouldn't come up next year.
On the floor side, Tomber aside, we’ve had remarkably few injuries this season. I can’t recall any key players being sidelined for weeks ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
Partey missed two thirds of the season, Jesus has missed significant chunks. But yeah, we have been lucky- Gabriel, Saliba, White, Rice, Odegaard and Saka have barely missed a game between them.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
After a few years of this, you have to think it is probably not entirely due to luck.
Jesus and Zinny have both missed a few games, Tommy as well but yes, on the whole we've been okay on that front.