The Premier League Thread

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st_brendy said:
Really pleased for Norwich.

They comfortably play the best football of the bottom six, and deserve to have so many more points than they have. They miss about four decent chances every match (and did again today), and seem to concede from almost every mistake they make. I've refused to give up on them - although the 3-0 loss last week pushed me very close.

They have a nasty May to finish with, but a relatively nice looking March and April.
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Whereas Brighton have the opposite. They have the fixtures in May to potentially save themselves (three wins out of three isn't out of the question). But they might not be picking up many points during March and April. They might not be left with any choice but to win all those May fixtures.

Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool, City are their next four home games. With trips to Leicester, Wolves and Norwich, ahead of May.
 
Libby said:
@Farked19 any recommendations on where to park in a couple of weeks?


Don't mind a bit of a walk if it's quicker getting out.
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Try Whitlingham Lane, Trowse village. It's a 20 minute walk to the ground but has the advantage that you are more or less on the southern by pass that leads onto the A11. Anywhere in Trowse village is ok.
 
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Farked19 said:
Try Whitlingham Lane, Trowse village. It's a 20 minute walk to the ground but has the advantage that you are more or less on the southern by pass that leads onto the A11. Anywhere in Trowse village is ok.
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Nice one, appreciated <ok>
 
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