Barclays Premier League 2015/16

chicken n chips wrote:

chrisb wrote:

ShezaPunter wrote: Whats the chances of City's demise out of the top four?

Maybe they shouldve waited till end of season to announce Pep?

I don't think that there is too much chance of this happening.

I expect City to finish second unless Leicester blow it in which case they will win the title. At 3/1 Leicester are still good bet but at 11/2 City are worth a nibble. Their squad has sudddenly got old but experience will see them through.

The shock in store is in The Champions League. Maybe dreaming but it is the last chance for a few of their players and maybe worth a flutter.

Took you long enough to come out of hiding after your team blew it on Sunday. How the fark can you go and lose at home to Tottenham of all teams

Nice one Chicken. Gave me a chuckle. We usually reserve disasters like that for Wigan or Stoke!

There aren't many United fans commenting these days (in hiding and I believe that Rooney is off to China) but I do recall quite a few years ago going to an FA Cup replay at the Swamp. Back in the days when there were no tickets and you paid at the turnstile. After about 15 minutes Joe Jordan flattened the Spurs keeper (would have been sent off today). Only one sub of course so Glen Hoddle went into goal. United never once tested him and Ossie Ardiles scored the winner in the second half of extra time. There was I standing in The Stretford End laughing my head off.

Another match that I sadly missed because I was living in Joburg at the time, but did buy the video, was the mighty Oldham thrashing Arsenal 3-0 in The League Cup at Boundary Park. We lost to Forest 1-0 in the final after beating West Ham 6-0 at home in the semi.

Not that many years ago the Man United v Arsenal game would be getting pre match headlines all over the world two weeks before the match. Now hardly a mention. They meet at OT this Sunday. Arsenal should win as United have most of their first choice players injured.

If we beat Chelsea-difficult, but could happen-and Arsenal whack Utd,then we go 5th!!

Chelsea got lucky yet again. Why the ref did not award them a penalty is a mystery and also their first goal the linesman flagged for a free kick to the Saints yet the ref in his wisdom waved play on. Maybe he did not want Southampton going above his beloved Man United.

chicken n chips wrote: Chelsea got lucky yet again. Why the ref did not award them a penalty is a mystery and also their first goal the linesman flagged for a free kick to the Saints yet the ref in his wisdom waved play on. Maybe he did not want Southampton going above his beloved Man United.

You like googling Chicken,have a look at the one sided stats in Chelsea's favour from yesterday,it was similar to Barcelonas at The Emirates on Tuesday.
We had way more possession and attempts,on and off target.
If that's luck,then keep it coming.
What time is your kick off today?

davetheflower wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Chelsea got lucky yet again. Why the ref did not award them a penalty is a mystery and also their first goal the linesman flagged for a free kick to the Saints yet the ref in his wisdom waved play on. Maybe he did not want Southampton going above his beloved Man United.

You like googling Chicken,have a look at the one sided stats in Chelsea's favour from yesterday,it was similar to Barcelonas at The Emirates on Tuesday.
We had way more possession and attempts,on and off target.
If that's luck,then keep it coming.
What time is your kick off today?

no you are the google king, in fact i imagine that whoever discovered google had you in mind. 1405 kick off today. Going back to the Barcelona match Arsenal should have scored at least twice. Chamberlain in the first half and Mr Gel in the second.

Blind and Rojos both will get yellow cards for sure

If Arsenal can't beat this United team,then they don't deserve a title.
United have more injuries than a war hospital.They must have at least 8 players out.

You should win 3-0 or 4-0

Man city to win the league stuck £100 at 6/1 fuck it

Full set of midweek fixtures Tuesady and Wednesday

Leicester at home to West Brom
Tottenham at West Ham
Arsenal home to Swansea
Man City home to Liverpool

chicken n chips wrote: Full set of midweek fixtures Tuesady and Wednesday

Leicester at home to West Brom
Tottenham at West Ham
Arsenal home to Swansea
Man City home to Liverpool

Spurs game looks trickier than most of their rivals?

Then they meet Arsenal on Sunday?

with good performances and results going their way Leicester could build a lead

chicken n chips wrote: Man city to win the league stuck £100 at 6/1 fuck it

Brave.

I have them them in a nice double. League Cup and Premier League.

What you are saying is that City will drop 3 more points and Leicester about 10 points. I have a bigger double running City for the League Cup and Leicester for the Premier League.

Landing at Heathrow on Thursday for a quick visit.