This Weeks Other Games | New Years Day 2015
Posted: Thu Jan 01, 2015 12:32 pmWell, another full set of games today starting with another TV outing for the Rags (have all their games been shown this festive period?) against a resurgent Mark Hughes team who have won their last 2 against Brom and Everton. The Rags are coming off the back of a disappointing game with Spurs and even though they're on a nine game non-losing streak, they've had 2 draws in the last 3. Can Stoke keep up their winning ways or is a draw more likely to be the outcome, I'm not sure.
Then we're into the 3 o'clocks where we could draw level with the Chav's who play this evening. The big game for me is the Saints v Arsenal fixture where both teams have hit a bit of form, and on the same points, are vying for the Wenger Cup. The Saints have had 2 impressive wins over Everton & Palace before holding Chelsea to a 1-1 and although Mourinho did believe they were cheated I think they were well worth the point. Arsenal on the other hand have scraped wins against QPR & West Ham and drew against the Dippers, a game they should've won only for Skeletor to score in the 97th minute. Where did all that time come from Mr Wenger?
Of the others I'll be keeping an eye on the Dipper v Leicester game as well as the Toon v Burnley, just to see if Burnley can match their 2nd half effort in our game.
Lastly, and probably one that all Blues will be keeping an eye on, is the the Spurs v Chav's. Spurs haven't beaten Chelsea at home since April 2010 and from then theire have been three 1-1 draws and a 4-2 win to Chelsea. Chelsea spanked them at the 'Bridge and it's probably going to be a difficult game for Spurs again, although, their current form, three 2-1 wins and two 0-0 draws should give them confidence to at least come away with some points, if not the win.
Game on.
Stoke v Man Utd 12:45
Aston Villa v Crystal Palace 15:00
Hull v Everton 15:00
Liverpool v Leicester 15:00
Man City v Sunderland 15:00
Newcastle v Burnley 15:00
QPR v Swansea 15:00
Southampton v Arsenal 15:00
West Ham v West Brom 15:00
Tottenham v Chelsea 17:30
Then we're into the 3 o'clocks where we could draw level with the Chav's who play this evening. The big game for me is the Saints v Arsenal fixture where both teams have hit a bit of form, and on the same points, are vying for the Wenger Cup. The Saints have had 2 impressive wins over Everton & Palace before holding Chelsea to a 1-1 and although Mourinho did believe they were cheated I think they were well worth the point. Arsenal on the other hand have scraped wins against QPR & West Ham and drew against the Dippers, a game they should've won only for Skeletor to score in the 97th minute. Where did all that time come from Mr Wenger?
Of the others I'll be keeping an eye on the Dipper v Leicester game as well as the Toon v Burnley, just to see if Burnley can match their 2nd half effort in our game.
Lastly, and probably one that all Blues will be keeping an eye on, is the the Spurs v Chav's. Spurs haven't beaten Chelsea at home since April 2010 and from then theire have been three 1-1 draws and a 4-2 win to Chelsea. Chelsea spanked them at the 'Bridge and it's probably going to be a difficult game for Spurs again, although, their current form, three 2-1 wins and two 0-0 draws should give them confidence to at least come away with some points, if not the win.
Game on.
Stoke v Man Utd 12:45
Aston Villa v Crystal Palace 15:00
Hull v Everton 15:00
Liverpool v Leicester 15:00
Man City v Sunderland 15:00
Newcastle v Burnley 15:00
QPR v Swansea 15:00
Southampton v Arsenal 15:00
West Ham v West Brom 15:00
Tottenham v Chelsea 17:30