carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
btajim wrote:I think Liverpool are a little too far behind now. They need to win all their Matches and hope other results go their way. They might scrape 5th - but 4th is too much.
ruralblue wrote:Just done the BBC predictor, and in all honesty I have not been biased, didn't really bother with the bottom end of the league just the run in for the top four. I get us in fourth with 70 points, scouse 5th and spuds 6th.
john@staustell wrote:BUT:
Liverpool fixtures: Brum (A) Fulham (H) W Ham (H) Burnley (A) Chelski (H) and Hull (A)
Dont rule out a sneaky Rafa-style win at Brum, then full points against Fulham, W Ham and Burnley. By then they will be putting severe pressure on us so it's up to our boys to keep winning. I believe Spuds will fall apart against Arse, Chelski, Scum and City and Villa are shot.
The Dippers are the ones to watch.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Might sound controversial looking at the league table right now but I reckon it's between us and Villa.
Liverpool have two games more than us and Villa and one more than Tottingham and I can't believe that all three teams would slip. And anyone who has seen Liverpool this season know that they lack any sort of team spirit and mentality to consistently win games, so I simply can't see them making top 4.
Tottenham, this is where it get's interesting. They are two points ahead of us and five points ahead of Villa RIGHT NOW with both us and Villa having a game in hand. However, if you look at their fixture list, they have by far the hardest out of the three teams, them having to play EVERYONE in top 3 at this stage of the season and trip to ours which as far as away games go is as hard as any in league. They are also still in FA Cup with home replay against Fulham and most likely at least semi-final to still come. Knowing Harry, he will put more emphasis on FA Cup than league if he sees chance to win it again. Furthermore, they are without Defoe and while Crouch, Keane and Pavlychenko are all very decent strikers, none of them are prolific like Defoe has been this season. Most importantly, none of them stretch defences like Defoe does meaning the form of Lennon (When he gets back) is SURE to suffer. Also, Spurs defence is average at best and they have been dead lucky in lot of games this season I've seen. I can see them shifting fair few goals against top 3 and us.
That leaves us and Villa. We have upper hand right now being three points ahead of them. Then again they have by far easier remaining fixture list. BUT they are stil in FA Cup and I'm certain O'Neill will give that lot of emphasis. And they have recently started shifting goals. SO I think the REAL decider might very well be our home game against them in 1st of may.
btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:BUT:
Liverpool fixtures: Brum (A) Fulham (H) W Ham (H) Burnley (A) Chelski (H) and Hull (A)
Dont rule out a sneaky Rafa-style win at Brum, then full points against Fulham, W Ham and Burnley. By then they will be putting severe pressure on us so it's up to our boys to keep winning. I believe Spuds will fall apart against Arse, Chelski, Scum and City and Villa are shot.
The Dippers are the ones to watch.
Liverpool require both City and Spurs to make a couple of significant slip ups before they win all their own Matches. Birmingham are good for a point against The Mickeys and they won't beat Chelsea. All 3 of West Ham, Burnley and Hull are fighting for their lives. That's not an easy run in.
john@staustell wrote:btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:BUT:
Liverpool fixtures: Brum (A) Fulham (H) W Ham (H) Burnley (A) Chelski (H) and Hull (A)
Dont rule out a sneaky Rafa-style win at Brum, then full points against Fulham, W Ham and Burnley. By then they will be putting severe pressure on us so it's up to our boys to keep winning. I believe Spuds will fall apart against Arse, Chelski, Scum and City and Villa are shot.
The Dippers are the ones to watch.
Liverpool require both City and Spurs to make a couple of significant slip ups before they win all their own Matches. Birmingham are good for a point against The Mickeys and they won't beat Chelsea. All 3 of West Ham, Burnley and Hull are fighting for their lives. That's not an easy run in.
Hmm :)
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:BUT:
Liverpool fixtures: Brum (A) Fulham (H) W Ham (H) Burnley (A) Chelski (H) and Hull (A)
Dont rule out a sneaky Rafa-style win at Brum, then full points against Fulham, W Ham and Burnley. By then they will be putting severe pressure on us so it's up to our boys to keep winning. I believe Spuds will fall apart against Arse, Chelski, Scum and City and Villa are shot.
The Dippers are the ones to watch.
Liverpool require both City and Spurs to make a couple of significant slip ups before they win all their own Matches. Birmingham are good for a point against The Mickeys and they won't beat Chelsea. All 3 of West Ham, Burnley and Hull are fighting for their lives. That's not an easy run in.
Hmm :)
City are 4 points clear of Liverpool with a game in hand.
Are they still the ones to watch?
MANCIO4EVER wrote:I do agree with You, as I've said Villa has the easiest run but are even the weakest, while Spuds are in front of a mountain (including US) that is just impossible to climb for them. I have only a little concern about how the increasing implosion of Chelskji might affect the run.
I do still continue to write and say - I am scared of Liverpool - for exorcism sake, because I am very respectfull of their power (mascherano, gerrard twice...) and seniority. But You are actually and definitely right. They just need to slip on a draw once more and they will be officially out.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:btajim wrote:john@staustell wrote:BUT:
Liverpool fixtures: Brum (A) Fulham (H) W Ham (H) Burnley (A) Chelski (H) and Hull (A)
Dont rule out a sneaky Rafa-style win at Brum, then full points against Fulham, W Ham and Burnley. By then they will be putting severe pressure on us so it's up to our boys to keep winning. I believe Spuds will fall apart against Arse, Chelski, Scum and City and Villa are shot.
The Dippers are the ones to watch.
Liverpool require both City and Spurs to make a couple of significant slip ups before they win all their own Matches. Birmingham are good for a point against The Mickeys and they won't beat Chelsea. All 3 of West Ham, Burnley and Hull are fighting for their lives. That's not an easy run in.
Hmm :)
City are 4 points clear of Liverpool with a game in hand.
Are they still the ones to watch?
I still think so.
Can't see them getting more than a point against Chelsea but I'd be surpisedif they didn't take three points from all their other games, probably meaning that they will still be mathematically involved for some time yet. Their problem is that they cannot afford one slip up in their 'banker' games. I suspect they will end up on 66 or 68 points. That is probably the target for us.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:I still think so.
Can't see them getting more than a point against Chelsea but I'd be surpisedif they didn't take three points from all their other games, probably meaning that they will still be mathematically involved for some time yet. Their problem is that they cannot afford one slip up in their 'banker' games. I suspect they will end up on 66 or 68 points. That is probably the target for us.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Btajim.
Hi Garry,I just wanted to shake your hand and ask you a question.I go to COMS as mucha as possible but sometimes I cannot leave the house as Sophie.....sorry..Sophie is my Cat...... needs a carer when Im away and sometimes I cannot find one.
My question is ; Is it possible to bring Sophie to matches at COMS in her kitten box and can she come in for free?
Chinners wrote:Still alot of twists and turns in this yet. Us and Spurs seem to be switching pole position every week ....
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