Ted Hughes wrote:Now, once again, we are handed a golden opportunity to put a gap of 6 points between us & Spurs. I said last time that if we beat Fulham & Wigan I thought we'd cruise out to 4th place. We fucked it up. I recon the same applies again tomorrow; beat Sunderland & I recon we've cracked it. Spurs are going to drop more points, as will we; they will cancel each other out. To have a 6 point gap at this stage, even though they have a game in hand, is enormous when you add on the goal difference.
This is as big a game as the cup semi imo. Will we be up for it or collapse like we did v Fulham?
This is our season winning game & Bob's ticket to carry on riding, right here imo.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Now, once again, we are handed a golden opportunity to put a gap of 6 points between us & Spurs. I said last time that if we beat Fulham & Wigan I thought we'd cruise out to 4th place. We fucked it up. I recon the same applies again tomorrow; beat Sunderland & I recon we've cracked it. Spurs are going to drop more points, as will we; they will cancel each other out. To have a 6 point gap at this stage, even though they have a game in hand, is enormous when you add on the goal difference.
This is as big a game as the cup semi imo. Will we be up for it or collapse like we did v Fulham?
This is our season winning game & Bob's ticket to carry on riding, right here imo.
Could be right Ted. Spurs drawing today was a nice little bonus and incentive for us tomorrow.Beating Sunderland will be nothing special to shout about as it's one of the results we should expect to get.The following week if we lose to LPool and Spurs win we are back where we started.I will need an unexpected win for City to get really excited.
I like Dazby's optimistic line of thought.We lose at home v Spurs but it doesn't matter because we are so far ahead of them:)
Ted Hughes wrote:Now, once again, we are handed a golden opportunity to put a gap of 6 points between us & Spurs. I said last time that if we beat Fulham & Wigan I thought we'd cruise out to 4th place. We fucked it up. I recon the same applies again tomorrow; beat Sunderland & I recon we've cracked it. Spurs are going to drop more points, as will we; they will cancel each other out. To have a 6 point gap at this stage, even though they have a game in hand, is enormous when you add on the goal difference.
This is as big a game as the cup semi imo. Will we be up for it or collapse like we did v Fulham?
This is our season winning game & Bob's ticket to carry on riding, right here imo.
john68 wrote:Sorry Ted, as much as tomorrow is a must win opportunity to create a gap between us and Spurs, as well as allowing us to stay in touch with Chelsea, I don't see it as a season defining moment. There are going to be many twists and turns yet and as each week goes by, each next game will become the most important in our history.
Looking at the run in, Spurs don't worry me in the least (yet?). Their run in is horrific compared to ours, they still having to play; Arsenal (H), City (A), Chelsea (A) and Liverpool (A). That's plenty of opportunity to drop points. Add to that the pressure of the CL 2 legs versus Real madrid and that too cranks the pressure on them.
City have only Spurs (H) and Liverpool (A) and even our major semi against the rags is only 1 game. The odds are stacked in our favour. We would have to completely collapse to fuck that up. Our big problem might occur should we make the FA Cup final and that would increase the pressure majorly on us.
I am still looking at Chelsea and what chance we have of overhauling them. Spurs (H) and the rags (A) are their only pressure games, so we will need to remain focussed to catch them.#
It's starting to get interesting
failsworthblue wrote:john68 wrote:Sorry Ted, as much as tomorrow is a must win opportunity to create a gap between us and Spurs, as well as allowing us to stay in touch with Chelsea, I don't see it as a season defining moment. There are going to be many twists and turns yet and as each week goes by, each next game will become the most important in our history.
Looking at the run in, Spurs don't worry me in the least (yet?). Their run in is horrific compared to ours, they still having to play; Arsenal (H), City (A), Chelsea (A) and Liverpool (A). That's plenty of opportunity to drop points. Add to that the pressure of the CL 2 legs versus Real madrid and that too cranks the pressure on them.
City have only Spurs (H) and Liverpool (A) and even our major semi against the rags is only 1 game. The odds are stacked in our favour. We would have to completely collapse to fuck that up. Our big problem might occur should we make the FA Cup final and that would increase the pressure majorly on us.
I am still looking at Chelsea and what chance we have of overhauling them. Spurs (H) and the rags (A) are their only pressure games, so we will need to remain focussed to catch them.#
It's starting to get interesting
Absolute huge game tomorrow and I think will go a long way to settle 4th place.
Win and we are in the driving seat, we may even nick 3rd.
Draw or loose and it will give the Spuds some hope , they will go out against Real Madrid so will be concentrating on 4th after then.
4th is an absolute minimum considering the money spent, still a fail in my books, winning something is the true measure of success.
Sister of fu wrote:Arsenal=bottlers
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