CosbehFox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 53 minutes ago, Koke said: If Wolves lose tonight we will leapfrog them into 7th (Unless they lose 6-5). Despite their excellent form I'm still not convinced by Man Utd. I don't trust them. Man United are still playing Mourinho tactics but the players are actually willing to run now
Koke Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 9 minutes ago, Finnegan said: ?? My hope for the end of the season involves Wolves getting dicked today, sorry Bear. I'm sure they won't mind. Ideal world: We finish seventh, Tottenham bottle it to sixth, Chelsea fifth, Man City win the league and Burnley join Fulham and Huddersfield. That's not even a Welsh thing, I'd just enjoy Dyche getting relegated even more than angry Mrs Doubtfire. I've had enough of Dyche. He needs to disappear for a while so Burnley going down would be great. Arsenal finish 3rd. Man Utd 4th. Man City win the league. We finish 7th. Burnley go down. That's all we want.
Fox92 Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 11 hours ago, Hollyfox said: I hate Liverpool almost as much as I love Leicester. Man City fans are decent, they've lived in the shadow of Utd for decades and have sunk to the 3rd tier of English football, so they've had proper dark days. Only Chelsea and City fans from the elite know what a bad season/seasons are all about. City all the way for me but I think the 3 games v spurs and Utd away will hand itge title to the bin dippers. Manchester City fans sing about us sacking Ranieri the wierdos. I don't want them to win it but deep down I'm not really bothered.
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 Missing out on the CL would be catastrophic for Spurs. They need cash badly to start to repay that massive bill for the stadium, and I can see Kane/Alli finally growing some balls and moving to a title contender if they're facing the prospect of the Europa league.
CosbehFox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 2 hours ago, Koke said: If Wolves lose tonight we will leapfrog them into 7th (Unless they lose 6-5). Despite their excellent form I'm still not convinced by Man Utd. I don't trust them. Watford playing though against Fulham
Guest Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 5 hours ago, Koke said: Arsenal 3rd. But they have Watford, Wolves & Leicester all away coming up, they won't come through that unscathed. And therein lies our season. We must beat Arse - which we can, and then hope Arse do us some favours. I hope they do and get 3rd, with Manure and Chelsea moving above Spurs by the end of the season. You know it's still possible for us to finish above Spurs. 20 minutes ago, Fox92 said: Manchester City fans sing about us sacking Ranieri the wierdos. I don't want them to win it but deep down I'm not really bothered. We did. And it was sad and disgusting.
Ted Maul Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 9 minutes ago, FIF said: We did. And it was sad and disgusting. Sad, yes. I think the decision has been more than vindicated now though.
Finnegan Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 43 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Missing out on the CL would be catastrophic for Spurs. They need cash badly to start to repay that massive bill for the stadium, and I can see Kane/Alli finally growing some balls and moving to a title contender if they're facing the prospect of the Europa league. Yuuuup. Here's hoping.
Finnegan Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 I've never understood why we don't just sing the exact same song back to Man City replacing Ranieri with Mancini. We were going to get relegated with Claudio, they weren't with Mancini.
Guest Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 19 minutes ago, Ted Maul said: Sad, yes. I think the decision has been more than vindicated now though. His sacking hasn't been vindicated. They should have found some arrangement where he left, with honour, without being sacked. Nothing vindicates the way he was treated.
TheUltimateWinner Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 Reminder that Watford also play tonight against Fulham. They'll be 7th tonight.
Jack1993 Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 3 hours ago, Staffs Fox said: Pardon me but I absolutely despise it when people talk about the Premier League and old First Division separately. They are the same competition! Yes they have a different governing body but on the pitch the winners become the English Football champions. I’ll leave such talk to Sky Sports who believe football was invented in 1992! Man United fans with their incredibly annoying ‘20 times’ chant don’t have a second verse saying ‘well actually, 7 old 1st Division Titles and 13 Premier Leagues!’ In 2016 we were Champions of England an absolutely incredible achievement and nothing any other team will do will take any gloss off that ever. But we’re not in a group of only 5 other teams to call ourselves Champions. That’s Sky talking You could've made this a lot more concise mate, see below... "Ooohhh look at me, I'm an old man"
Ted Maul Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 14 minutes ago, FIF said: His sacking hasn't been vindicated. They should have found some arrangement where he left, with honour, without being sacked. Nothing vindicates the way he was treated. What sort of arrangement? Asking him to resign meant he would forfeit his severance payment and I don't think he would have wanted any sort of ambassadors role. Wouldn't have wanted him anywhere near a DOF type position either, so there weren't really many options.
Hollyfox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 1 hour ago, Fox92 said: Manchester City fans sing about us sacking Ranieri the wierdos. I don't want them to win it but deep down I'm not really bothered. Not fussed if a few fans from other clubs don't like the Ranieri saga. He came in, did a great job, was then taking us down and we moved him out.
Staffs Fox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 1 hour ago, Jack1993 said: You could've made this a lot more concise mate, see below... "Ooohhh look at me, I'm an old man" I'm 32 actually. So not that old I would say and don't actually remember pre 1992 football first hand. It's just a fact that football did exist before this time
ARTY_FOX Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 1 hour ago, FIF said: His sacking hasn't been vindicated. They should have found some arrangement where he left, with honour, without being sacked. Nothing vindicates the way he was treated. Well it was because we weren’t relegated. As sad as it was he was taking us down.
Jack1993 Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 2 hours ago, Staffs Fox said: I'm 32 actually. So not that old I would say and don't actually remember pre 1992 football first hand. It's just a fact that football did exist before this time
rn9013 Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 3 hours ago, TheUltimateWinner said: Reminder that Watford also play tonight against Fulham. They'll be 7th tonight. Obviously the liklihood is you're right, but I fancy Fulham to get a point or three tonight. Watford have a huge game on Sunday in the context of their history with the FA Cup Semi final - even if they put out a full strength side (which they may not) how many of those players will really fancy putting that extra yard in etc to run the risk of an injury and rule themselves out of Wembley?
Corky Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 Watford could play the kids and they'd beat Fulham. We can write that one off. Wolves v Man United will be tight.
Stadt Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 9 hours ago, Finnegan said: ?? My hope for the end of the season involves Wolves getting dicked today, sorry Bear. I'm sure they won't mind. Ideal world: We finish seventh, Tottenham bottle it to sixth, Chelsea fifth, Man City win the league and Burnley join Fulham and Huddersfield. That's not even a Welsh thing, I'd just enjoy Dyche getting relegated even more than angry Mrs Doubtfire. Wolves/Watford not winning the Cup as well
ARTY_FOX Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 2 hours ago, Corky said: Watford could play the kids and they'd beat Fulham. We can write that one off. Wolves v Man United will be tight. Can see wolves taking this one easy with an eye on the cup
Guest TaggertvsWise Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 2 hours ago, Corky said: Watford could play the kids and they'd beat Fulham. We can write that one off. Wolves v Man United will be tight. If Fulham lose then I believe they will be relegated tonight so Parker will have them up for it. I think a draw or surprising away win given Watford’s cup game on the weekend could be on the cards.
OntarioFox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 It just dawned on me that we'll leapfrog Wolves if Man Utd. win by two clear goals. I feel dirty saying this, but come on you Reds.
Super_horns Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 Blimey - both us and Wolves not exactly resting players . Both playing full strength sides . We'll probably lose though !
Sunbury Fox Posted 2 April 2019 Posted 2 April 2019 7 minutes ago, OntarioFox said: It just dawned on me that we'll leapfrog Wolves if Man Utd. win by two clear goals. I feel dirty saying this, but come on you Reds. A one goal defeat for W*lves will do, provided they don't score at least 5 in losing. Man U have played what appears a weakened team with the likes of Dalot, Fred and McTominay starting.
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