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True, we also need to learn how to bribe a ref better
That's Levy's fault for haggling on a price.
True, we also need to learn how to bribe a ref better
That's Levy's fault for haggling on a price.
Good to hear.
We are more than capable and there's absolutely no point aiming for anything less.
The longer we leave it the bigger the gap to the top 4 will get.
It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low and all that.
What "couple of additions" then?
Downing is supposedly in the bag.
A striker? Santa Cruz?
What "couple of additions" then?
Downing is supposedly in the bag.
A striker? Santa Cruz?
if these sort of comments that lead to us getting hammered by fans of actual top 4 teams! i do wish that people are our club in the past 6/7 would've talked less about breaking into the top 4 to the media. did you hear moyes or oneill talking about it? they keep quiet about it in the public domain. no doubt they talk to their players about it but not to the media because it only adds pressure to the players and gives fans greater expectations.
why not say - yea we want to target top 6 next year and then straight into the dressing room and tell the players right lads its top 4 next year we're going for
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soc...ority-as-villa-send-out-reserves-1653684.html
"Chasing a top-four spot to get a Champions League place is everything," confirmed O'Neill.
"We have to prioritise. But I have no regrets whatsoever about entering the UEFA Cup because maybe this time next year all these experiences that we have had will stand us in good stead."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...ll-finish-in-the-Premier-League-top-four.html
He said: "We will have to stop conceding daft goals, goals that are soul destroying. And we will have to create more. But we're capable. Regardless of this game, we will be battling to the end. I think we still have a strong chance of breaking into the top four."
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/footba...ng-arsenal-to-top-four-finish-86908-21270691/
Everton boss David Moyes agrees it is a must-win game for European hopes.
"For the Champions League, the answer is 'yes, it is a must-win'," he admitted.
"If we've any chance of qualifying, we need to hang in there and hope Arsenal slip up.
"Who knows? Let's hope we can pick up the points, that Arsenal do slip up and we can catch them.