Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Spurs next Sunday is all I am interested in.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Spurs next Sunday is all I am interested in.
sandman wrote:Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Spurs next Sunday is all I am interested in.
Fair point, I realise that to win a league you have to overcome one challenge at a time, but I decided to look at the bigger picture to show that our recent little stutter has had little impact on our season as a whole as we are still top, 3 points and 9 goals clear with many of the hardest challenges behind us.
Goaters 103 wrote:Dont forget the current Premier League champions Spurs
sandman wrote:
A - Man City
H - Wigan
A - Liverpool
H - Newcastle
A - Arsenal
H - Man Utd
A - Everton
H - Stoke
A - Chelsea
H - Swansea
A - Sunderland
H - Norwich
A - Bolton
A - QPR
H - Blackburn
A - Aston Villa
H - Fulham
7 Home, 9 Away
Big Aways Include: City, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea.
Ted Hughes wrote:We need to win the title in the next 6 weeks or so. Spurs aren't the problem apart from Sunday, Utd are. They may be on an 8 game winning streak by the time they come to our place, so we need to establish our advantage now. If we can win v Spurs & Everton, we may look back on those results as the games which won us the title. We have a nice little run of games after those, where we won't drop many points & could build a gap. The rags will probably drop some points during this period, then come on strong for a month.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Spurs next Sunday is all I am interested in.
Wonderwall wrote:United were beaten by blackburn, we scraped a win against wigan, arsenal lost to swansea, liverpool drew with stoke at home and spurs drew with wolves at home.
FFS there are no easy games, especially at the business end of the season. We all play each other home and away and the best team wins the league. Cliche or not, but its one game at a time for me.
Wonderwall wrote:United were beaten by blackburn, we scraped a win against wigan, arsenal lost to swansea, liverpool drew with stoke at home and spurs drew with wolves at home.
FFS there are no easy games, especially at the business end of the season. We all play each other home and away and the best team wins the league. Cliche or not, but its one game at a time for me.
Chinners wrote:We could easily drop points at home to Spurs, Chelsea and 'them' but then go on to win all our remaining away matches ... funny thing is football
Chinners wrote:Exactly, who knows where the points will come from .... as long as we get them mind.
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