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  1. 1. Where will we finish?

    • 1st
      3
    • 2nd
      1
    • 3rd
      8
    • 4th
      15

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60 points target.

 

We need at home 7 more wins & no more draws (21 points to go)

 

We need away from home 4 more wins & 0 more draws (12 points to go)

 

  

 

Nottingham Forest (H)- 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 60 points)

Brighton (A) - 0 points required - 1 point won (On track for 61 points)

Manchester City (H) - 0 points required - 1 point won (On track for 62 points)

Wolves (A) - 0 points required - 1 point won (On track for 62 points)

Liverpool (A) - 0 points required - 0 points won (On track for 62 points)

Crystal Palace (H) - 3 points required - 1 point won (On track for 60 points)

Bournemouth (H) - 3 points required - 1 point won (On track for 58 points)

Fulham (A) - 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 58 points)

Brentford (H) - 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 58 points)

Manchester United (A) - 0 points required - 1 point won (On track for 59 points)

Everton (H) - 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 59 points)

Spurs (A) - 0 points required - 3 points won (On track for 62 points)

Aston Villa (H) - 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 62 points)

Southampton (A) - 3 points required - 3 points won (On track for 62 points)

Chelsea (H) - 0 points required

Leicester (A) - 0 points required

Leeds (H) - 3 points required

Arsenal (A) - 0 points required

Fulham (H) - 3 points required

Crystal Palace (A) - 0 points required (originally 1 point required)

West Ham (H) - 3 points required (originally 1 point)

Bournemouth (A) - 3 points required

Liverpool (H) - 0 points required

Brighton (H) - 3 points required

Man City (A) - 0 points required

Wolves (H) - 3 points required

Nottingham Forest (A) - 3 points required

Manchester United (H) - 0 points required (originally 1 point required)

Brentford (A) - 0 points required (originally 1 point required)

Aston Villa (A) - 0 points required (originally 3)

Spurs (H) - 0 points required

Everton (A) - 3 points required

Southampton (H) - 3 points required

Arsenal (H) - 0 points required

Leeds (A) - 3 points required

Leicester (H) - 3 points required (was 1 point)

Chelsea (A) - 0 points required

West Ham (A) - 0 points required

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Decky

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Spurs, Chelsea and Liverpool are pretty inconsistent this season so beat Chelsea and strengthen in January and why can't 4th be on the cards? I still think it'll be a huge task to maintain this form, especially following our next defeat which is gonna come at some stage you'd imagine. Still doing all this without Isak btw. If it does start to look like we might be finishing 6th or 7th later in the season it would be such a shame if those spots weren't European spots. 

 

BTW we've only lost to a 98th minute goal at Anfield this season, why couldn't we just go out and win one of those fucking cups?

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PauloGeordio

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8 minutes ago, Decky said:

Top 4 at Christmas. Wonder how many times I'll look at the league table when I'm steaming on Christmas Day. 

Can you get it on a Chrimbo jumper? ? Like a retro Cefax one!

 

 

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mikejaxer

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4 minutes ago, loki679 said:

My worry is whether or not we can keep up this intensity through a whole season.  World cup break will help but it's gonna be a hell of an ask for our thin squad to maintain this until May.

I agree but I think it helps that Shelvey, ASM and Isak all haven't played a huge part yet, and then there's still January window. Those 3 coming back after the WC is going to inject some energy into the squad I reckon.

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PauloGeordio

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1 minute ago, mikejaxer said:

I agree but I think it helps that Shelvey, ASM and Isak all haven't played a huge part yet, and then there's still January window. Those 3 coming back after the WC is going to inject some energy into the squad I reckon.

And Maddison:tobey: 

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Geogaddi

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More level headed than most usually but even I am starting to think top 4 could be on. Man City have the league won and Arsenal will be 2nd but after that Spurs and Chelsea are nothing to be scared of, Man United have improved but are still inconsistent as today showed. Liverpool need a huge revamp even if they win today. We have literally been this good for the whole year, it’s not a flash in the pan or some daft flukey run, we are where we deserve to be.

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Kid Icarus

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Gumbaaaaay, fetch me the perlemiah league table 

 

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Congratulations Edward, your latest offering was as delectable as dipping my bottom over and over into a bath of the silkiest oils and creams.

 

 

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midds

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Bonus of that table is that we still have the benefit of having to play Man U, Spurs, Brighton and Liverpool at home having already played them away. The only match I'm kind of writing off from now til May is City (A). Every other match is a decent opportunity for at least a point, even Arsenal (A)

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maze

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2 minutes ago, midds said:

Bonus of that table is that we still have the benefit of having to play Man U, Spurs, Brighton and Liverpool at home having already played them away. The only match I'm kind of writing off from now til May is City (A). Every other match is a decent opportunity for at least a point, even Arsenal (A)

If we get two or three additions in January, and keep the most important players fit I can see us give Man City a real fight tbh.

 

 

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8 minutes ago, midds said:

Bonus of that table is that we still have the benefit of having to play Man U, Spurs, Brighton and Liverpool at home having already played them away. The only match I'm kind of writing off from now til May is City (A). Every other match is a decent opportunity for at least a point, even Arsenal (A)

The Arsenal games are what intrigue me. Our end of season demolition versus their new form. It'll be interesting.

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