13 games to go

comment by lfc65 (U17359)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Diafol Coch 77 (U2462)
posted 1 minute ago
City will want to win the lot IMO which could be their undoing. However, there's nothing like winning games when they come thick and fast to stave off tiredness.

I'm actually hoping City will sack off the FA Cup to concentrate on the others if they have to do something.

A Liverpool win at OT though would be a blow to City I think as that is somewhere they'd expect you to drop points as you have a pretty terrible recent record there.
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I am more confident that we will do ok against you under ole than I would have been under Mourinho , and actually think we will do better in the bigger games . I am assuming we draw it though .
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You may have more space to operate in against us now than you would have had against a Jose United. To counter that though we'll also be a much bigger threat going forward. The game could easily go either way.

The games against Spurs and Chelsea at home for you could suit too as if they have to win that gives you more space to play in. It's all about holding your nerve though.

We'll know a lot after the next 3 games when we have played Bournemouth, United and Watford because after those we've played virtually everyone from 8-15th as well as 3 of the top 6. City on the other hand will have still have a lot of those tricky mid table sides to play.

Whether it's good to have the relegation candidates for the run in, I don't know, but it's easier than City will have it on paper at least.

If we were playing United last night we would have lost.

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 2 minutes ago
We'll know a lot after the next 3 games when we have played Bournemouth, United and Watford because after those we've played virtually everyone from 8-15th as well as 3 of the top 6. City on the other hand will have still have a lot of those tricky mid table sides to play.

Whether it's good to have the relegation candidates for the run in, I don't know, but it's easier than City will have it on paper at least.
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The mid-table sides can either be thinking of their holidays (making it an easy game) or be very relaxed and loose (making it harder than usual). It really is down to how City, Liverpool and Spurs handle the pressure. City and Liverpool should win the vast majority of their games but they should have beaten Leicester, West Ham and Newcastle in the last few weeks too.

comment by der kloppites (U13373)
posted 1 hour, 9 minutes ago
a few key injured players back and some favorably decisions going our way for a change and who knows
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Assuming the favourable decisions bit was the punchline? 😂

Never underestimate sides that are in relegation battles come end March/April/May.

comment by gratedbean (U4885)
posted 1 hour, 22 minutes ago
comment by der kloppites (U13373)
posted 1 hour, 9 minutes ago
a few key injured players back and some favorably decisions going our way for a change and who knows
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Assuming the favourable decisions bit was the punchline? 😂
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Massive difference for spurs is they have to go to the emirates AND Anfield.....whats their record?

comment by Got_Better (U6241)
posted 40 minutes ago
Massive difference for spurs is they have to go to the emirates AND Anfield.....whats their record?
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Records are there to be beaten

Like West Ham yesterday, like Newcastle against City

Kane and Dele should be fresh and the team is doing very well without them too.

I am just happy to be getting CL next season but looking at the other two clubs, Spurs are on their day are as good as either of them.

And that's without having spend £200million on players

Please beat Man U, Chelsea and Spurs.