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fevriul said:
No offence but bollocks, this is football , sometimes you have a ****ty season, thankfully the rest of the division has been ****ing ****e apart from Leicester , KEEP THE FAITH :D
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hehe I get ya,
But a ****ty season for us would be being down in Liverpool's position.
For reigning Champions to be 14th and 2 points from the drop zone nearly halfway into the season isn't a ****ty season, it's a DELTMOWN season!! <laugh>
 
Bodanki said:
hehe I get ya,
But a ****ty season for us would be being down in Liverpool's position.
For reigning Champions to be 14th and 2 points from the drop zone nearly halfway into the season isn't a ****ty season, it's a DELTMOWN season!! <laugh>
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Dude it will only mean that when we get it in gear and win the league, can you imagine the tears on Wengers face , of the ultimate, win the Champions League and stopping the yids from qualifying yet again :D
 
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fevriul said:
Dude it will only mean that when we get it in gear and win the league, can you imagine the tears on Wengers face , of the ultimate, win the Champions League and stopping the yids from qualifying yet again :D
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They've changed the rules I believe, so that wouldn't happen.

Regardless, you can probably afford to drop 10 points across the next 23 games to have a chance.
 
Christiansmith said:
There is another way of looking at it. The top 4 clubs have 32-29 points and 23 matches to play. While this is an unusual season, it is very unlikely (not impossible) that none of these 4 clubs will not continue or even improve on their current rate even if City stumble. The final number of points would be 77-78. The lowest winning total in recent times was 79. I would be very surprised if none of the top can achieve this.

If that's the target, then Chelsea would need 62-63 points from 23 matches. This means at least 20 wins. And no more than 2 defeats.

And If we assume the title is won on a low total, the top 4 will be extremely bunched and therefore the 4th will be very close to the winning total. The top 4 looks also out of reach unless Chelsea's run is even better than last season's.
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Agreed and I'm not even looking at top 4 now. Until we can go and win 3,4, 5 games in a row, very little point looking at it.

It's all about next season for me. Seeing in the next few months which players/staff are worth keeping around, blooding some of the youngsters and trying to get as far in the cups as we can.

A massive spending spree in January looks foolish as well as you could make a case for replacing half of the first team if current form is anything to go on so who could you get that will realistically turn it around sufficiently enough at a sensible price? .
 
chelsea - over 100 years of history said:
Agreed and I'm not even looking at top 4 now. Until we can go and win 3,4, 5 games in a row, very little point looking at it.

It's all about next season for me. Seeing in the next few months which players/staff are worth keeping around, blooding some of the youngsters and trying to get as far in the cups as we can.

A massive spending spree in January looks foolish as well as you could make a case for replacing half of the first team if current form is anything to go on so who could you get that will realistically turn it around sufficiently enough at a sensible price? .
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Very treally does anyone bought in January turn out to be a good buy
 
fevriul said:
Dude it will only mean that when we get it in gear and win the league, can you imagine the tears on Wengers face , of the ultimate, win the Champions League and stopping the yids from qualifying yet again :D
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.......you've really cheered me up with that quality post. :biggrin:
 
Diego said:
Probably better than you think, most people who watch football will realise they are better than their position shows.
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Whatever you tell yourself bud!!

But seriously, they DID perform very well in both matches. They are hopefully, gonna stay up!
 
george the blue said:
Whatever you tell yourself bud!!

But seriously, they DID perform very well in both matches. They are hopefully, gonna stay up!
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They are missing 4 star players (which shouldn't affect teams like Chelsea or United but is hard on a squad as light as theirs).
I really hope they stay up and have another go at the PL with a full squad.
 
I was no Bournemouth fan last week when they beat us but I've really warmed to them after watching them beat Manchester United yesterday. I thought John Terry made some good comments about Bournemouth on SKY. Bournemouth's work rate / run rate is phenomenal - how long will they be able to keep that up before burning out?
 
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