weller54 Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Man Utd.. H Swansea.. A Chelsea.. H Everton.. A Liverpool.A Man City. H That's a challenging next 6! Will certainly define our season.. How many points can we realistically achieve? I'm going for... 9
FireFox Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 We CAN realistically achieve 18 points. How many points WILL we get? 18.
foxfanazer Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Predicting 10. 9 points from the next 3 and a draw against City at home
jonthefox Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 I'm probably still a bit euphoric , but I believe we can draw all our home games . Swansea and Everton are winnable . Liverpool away ? X who knows with this team .
GorlestonFox Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 My predictions Man Utd.. H (D) Swansea.. A (W) Chelsea.. H (D) Everton.. A (W) Liverpool.A (L) Man City. H (L) 8 points
bovril Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 17 points (6 wins + 1 deducted by the FA to keep things interesting for the others)
Guest Sharpe's Fox Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 A first loss will make the next games much harder to win I reckon. Momentum is key.
Corky Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Last season, of the repeat matches, Swansea was the one we struggled most in. I think we'll give every one a tough match and wouldn't be surprised if we remained near the top come New Year's Day.
KFS Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 We need to look to capitalising on the Swansea and Everton games. I know the others are fragile or unpredictable but let's be realistic!
Clever Fox Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Who knows. What I do know is that we are more mature now both individually and as a team than last season and even earlier in this season. This is due mainly to the experienced Coaching from Ranieri and his staff. Once we continue to keep it tight at the back we'll be ok. As we're always likely to score going forward. I'm happy to take it one game at a time and see in January.
Matt Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Challenging and tough, I also don't want to be seen of getting ahead of myself and am one of the more feet on the ground type people of this forum (Often seen a pessimistic and negative) but I don't really fear anyone, we're gonna lose games that goes without saying but we've got all the 'top' teams coming up and I can make cases against them quite easily, there is certainly no reason why we can't get draws from that games let alone wins. Man Utd - Hit and miss, when they're good they're good but quite inconsistant imo. Swansea - Not great atm, people in another thread we're suggesting they're in a relegation battle this season. Chelsea - Has the tide turned? Time will tell, but based on early season form i'm rubbing my hands at the prospect of playing them. Everton - Steady but whats to really fear, we're very capable of matching them. Liverpool - Like United really, hit and miss, yesterday they looked very good but then i've watched them a few times this season and they've been dogshit. Man City - Looked absolutely shite yesterday, and they couldn't even beat a very poor Villa side. I'm building myself up for a massive crash back down to earth posting this, but those are my thoughts on according to others our toughest month of the season. As always I like to take it game by game, my opinions may change but for the time being i'm fearing no game.
desertfox2 Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Man U (W) Swansea (W) Chelsea (D) Everton (D) Liverpool (L) Man City (W) I can see this being a shock as we are a fitter side and it's so soon after boxing day. 11 points maybe 14 as we could beat Everton. Would be happy with anything over 10 points though as it is a tough run of games.
lgfualol Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 8 points, 2 wins 2 draw 2 loss. Losses coming from one of our home games and Liverpool. We've only lost once this season so I wouldn't even be mad.
KFS Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Man U (W) Swansea (W) Chelsea (D) Everton (D) Liverpool (L) Man City (W) I can see this being a shock as we are a fitter side and it's so soon after boxing day. 11 points maybe 14 as we could beat Everton. Would be happy with anything over 10 points though as it is a tough run of games. If we're on 38 points going into Bournemouth at home we're fvcking laughing
sly1 Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 7 points we got to be our strongest now make or break us c,mon we can do this.
foxfanazer Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Contrary to other peoples thoughts I see Everton away as the toughest of those fixtures
weller54 Posted 22 November 2015 Author Posted 22 November 2015 Well.. We'll know exactly just how good we are after this little lot.. Just hope we can stay injury free and give these top teams a real fright!
whoareyaaa Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 This squad has the fighting spirit required to stay near the top even through this tougher run of fixtures, if we keep playing how we have been all season then we should really be troubling some of these sides and we should continue to play without fear, not only that but we will be underdogs in most of those games and that always seems to help us in the rougher times. Lets not forget the spine of this team stormed the Championship season (Vardy, Drinkwater, Morgan, Kasper) and they will want to keep the no.1 place for as long as possible and will go in fighting every game, having been there before a league lower we have experience of staying on top so it will be very interesting to see what happens now. My prediction. Man Utd.. H - WinSwansea.. A - WinChelsea.. H - DrawEverton.. A - WinLiverpool.A - DrawMan City. H - Lose 11 points.
john ridley Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Got 5 points last season , so to get that wouldn't be too bad.Going for 7 this time around.
Guest Mee-9 Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 Lose every single one and i'll still be happy.
Larry_LCFC Posted 22 November 2015 Posted 22 November 2015 A first loss will make the next games much harder to win I reckon. Momentum is key. We bounced back after Arsenal alright. Our players are something special.
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