Premier League 2019–?
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Mr Pink
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rossdapep
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That's the top 5 set then.
Glad Wolves and Arsenal miss out.
On Wolves. They are a good team, not disputing it. However I do think those who believe that them and Leicester are both better than us and are going to spend a number of years ahead of us are being a little too strong.
We could easily bring 2 -3 players that make a massive difference. Granted that depends on Levy, Jose and getting the right player but I do think we have much more potential to turn our position around than they do of staying in top 4.
Leicester have shown that a few injuries and they have a lot of difficulties, whereas when Wolves are the favourites they have a few issues. Chillwell also could leave and Vardy is getting on now. Rodgers, I've always felt, runs out of ideas fast.
I'm confident we'll finish above both them next season.
United and Chelsea our problem.
Glad Wolves and Arsenal miss out.
On Wolves. They are a good team, not disputing it. However I do think those who believe that them and Leicester are both better than us and are going to spend a number of years ahead of us are being a little too strong.
We could easily bring 2 -3 players that make a massive difference. Granted that depends on Levy, Jose and getting the right player but I do think we have much more potential to turn our position around than they do of staying in top 4.
Leicester have shown that a few injuries and they have a lot of difficulties, whereas when Wolves are the favourites they have a few issues. Chillwell also could leave and Vardy is getting on now. Rodgers, I've always felt, runs out of ideas fast.
I'm confident we'll finish above both them next season.
United and Chelsea our problem.
SargeantMeatCurtains
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Not if you look at their remaining fixtures
TheChosenOne
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A win for us tomorrow puts us above Sheffield U and into 7th, a point behind Wolves.
If only our lads can focus on the rest of the season.
Now West Ham flirting with relegation again LOL
spursfan77
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Puts us TENTH though. I’m not certain we will beat Bournemouth tomorrow.
SargeantMeatCurtains
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Frankly if we don't beat Bournemouth we don't deserve to finish anywhere higher than 10th. They're fucking dreadful.
SargeantMeatCurtains
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That's 5 months ago pal
Col_M
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kendoddsdadsdogsdead
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Tbf didn’t see them scoring either but wolves had that coming. Coasted through the game. Negative from them again after Arsenal.
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You have your own commentator? That’s pretty cool tbf.
Mr Pink
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Nor am I mate, but if we do it sets up Sunday nicely.
rossdapep
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They don't actually score a lot of goals - 45. Even amongst our dreadful season we've scored 7 more than them.
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Why would you clap Liverpool onto the pitch Brighton? City did it, once was more than enough.
Marty
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All their opponents will until the end of the season, apparently that's just how it's done now.
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that's cos they had a visit from dr tottenham to get them back on track. happens so many times.
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