Rival watch
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Remind me, what did the arse call us when we lost out to Leicester for the title although we never led the chase ????
Good news for Newcastle: they're no longer the go-to example for bottle jobs
Brighton move above us and there they will stay. They've got enough in them to get results against Soton and Villa.
There is every chance we will finish below Brentford, our next opponents.
There is every chance we will finish below Brentford, our next opponents.
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Funnily enough, my plastic Goon sister was in Brighton yesterday
One text an I get spared a lot of family get-togethers...
One text an I get spared a lot of family get-togethers...
Any chance he could slide a bit further? Four miles up the Seven Sisters Road would be perfect.
The upward trajectory comparisons with
Pochettino are somewhat premature.
In his first 3 seasons, Pocjhettino had Spurs in
the PL title race twice, and qualified for the CL twice.
In 3.5 years, Arteta has had them lot in the
PL title race once, and qualified for the CL once.
On a similar vein, we should expect to see them lot
reach the CL final next season or the season after.
Can someone explain to me why the order of your results in a season matters at all. The title is awarded over 38 matches when you would need about 30 times that many to remove the effect of luck so worrying about which order the points came in is just weird.
Psychology (especially at the business end of the season) .
Specifically, the impact on squad morale.
Brighton rightly move above us into 6th.
Villa will have a strong say (as they have already) in where Spurs will finish, 7th or 8th.
Villa will have a strong say (as they have already) in where Spurs will finish, 7th or 8th.
If Arsenal lose next Saturday, Man City will win the title regardless of their remaining two games. So Man City could win the title next Saturday without kicking a ball.
Brighton, Villa and Brentford all deserve European football over us imho