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Sideshow Bob wrote:i think scouse 2 fans will demand a good performance, as they are poised to finish above scouse 1. don't see gollum rolling over (although he'll be gutted not to).

Goaters 103 wrote:Apart from against us, the best chance we have of Utd perhaps failing to win is Sunderland Away on the last day if they can be bothered. Villa and Swansea are knock-overs for them, Everton will be focused on the FA Cup and Moyes is one of Fergie's Felchers.

This assumes that we win all our games, and so far we have shown nothing at all that indicates we will win at Norwich or at Newcastle. The away form is the thing, and until thats been addressed nothing has changed.

Ted Hughes wrote:

Goaters 103 wrote:Apart from against us, the best chance we have of Utd perhaps failing to win is Sunderland Away on the last day if they can be bothered. Villa and Swansea are knock-overs for them, Everton will be focused on the FA Cup and Moyes is one of Fergie's Felchers.

This assumes that we win all our games, and so far we have shown nothing at all that indicates we will win at Norwich or at Newcastle. The away form is the thing, and until thats been addressed nothing has changed.

Fa Cup game is this weekend though.

Ted Hughes wrote:Let's assume we take yesterday's form to Norwich.

Then imo, Norwich are fucked. Not because they are shit but because they are nowhere near good enough to stop a team who can attack like that. (Against the rags & Spurs they played open football. If they play for a draw v us, we know something is not right).

So then they have Aston Villa at OT and Scottish Winelickers Club, card carrying member, Alex McCleish who once broke club rules by taking a point of Sir Alex. Will they turn up ?

Then next week, we have Wolves (again a team we SHOULD turn over). Whilst they have Everton, and Scottish Winelickers Club Executive Gold card carrying, honourable member David Moyes, who uaually licks the wine from Sir Alex's balls after the game.

Will they turn up ?

If either do, then I feel the game is afoot but I can't see either even putting up a fight.

Bridge'srightfoot wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:Let's assume we take yesterday's form to Norwich.

Then imo, Norwich are fucked. Not because they are shit but because they are nowhere near good enough to stop a team who can attack like that. (Against the rags & Spurs they played open football. If they play for a draw v us, we know something is not right).

So then they have Aston Villa at OT and Scottish Winelickers Club, card carrying member, Alex McCleish who once broke club rules by taking a point of Sir Alex. Will they turn up ?

Then next week, we have Wolves (again a team we SHOULD turn over). Whilst they have Everton, and Scottish Winelickers Club Executive Gold card carrying, honourable member David Moyes, who uaually licks the wine from Sir Alex's balls after the game.

Will they turn up ?

If either do, then I feel the game is afoot but I can't see either even putting up a fight.

You often draw attention to that point. The reason is United's defence is weaker than ours, so therefore teams are more inclined to attack as Wigan did last night. Also their attack isn't as good as ours so they can take more chances. When playing us if they come full blown attack they'll get hammered so why would they? Look at the teams who've taken points off us, Everton, Swansea, West Brom, Sunderland etc. They all sat back and went for a draw and it appears to work against us. When we start winning those games opposition sides will stop playing like that because it won't work.

Beefymcfc wrote:What amazes me is just how their end of season fixtures have panned out. They've got the folloowing games left:

Villa - McLeish
Everton - Moyes
Us
Swansea - Rodgers
Sunderland - O'Neill

And, in April:

Wigan
QPR
Blackburn

Not a bad run-in if you can get it.

brite blu sky wrote:Villa are truly dire, so apart from the fact they could yet be in the shit even if they tried to play the rags they would get beat, so forget it.
Everton I wouldn't yet count out, if they lose the Cup game. The opportunity to better scouce 1 could kick in. But lets' face it it is a real long shot.

Swansea play well and could cause real problems, but unless the rags have properly got the jitters then forget it they will get ground down and shat on - more than likely a penalty just to make sure they don't get any ideas.

That leaves us and MoN.

I'm inclined to say lets just concentrate on our job, play to enjoy the football and show ourselves we are the best, smash the rags to fuclin bits and then see where it all stands for the last day.

If it is in the balance by that last day they could very easily lose the plot on Wearside. It would be a nightmare situation for them if it gets to the last game i rekon and even the gum chewing cock would be shitting it.

My best guess is they will have to bring him back in an [strike]ambulance[/strike] box.

We better start to watch out for Sunderland players suddenly getting carded all over the shop for no reason over the next few games, there's nothing like good preparation to even up your chances.

brite blu sky wrote:Villa are truly dire, so apart from the fact they could yet be in the shit even if they tried to play the rags they would get beat, so forget it.
Everton I wouldn't yet count out, if they lose the Cup game. The opportunity to better scouce 1 could kick in. But lets' face it it is a real long shot.

Swansea play well and could cause real problems, but unless the rags have properly got the jitters then forget it they will get ground down and shat on - more than likely a penalty just to make sure they don't get any ideas.

That leaves us and MoN.

I'm inclined to say lets just concentrate on our job, play to enjoy the football and show ourselves we are the best, smash the rags to fuclin bits and then see where it all stands for the last day.

If it is in the balance by that last day they could very easily lose the plot on Wearside. It would be a nightmare situation for them if it gets to the last game i rekon and even the gum chewing cock would be shitting it.

My best guess is they will have to bring him back in an ambulance.

We better start to watch out for Sunderland players suddenly getting carded all over the shop for no reason over the next few games, there's nothing like good preparation to even up your chances.

Mikhail Chigorin wrote:

brite blu sky wrote:Villa are truly dire, so apart from the fact they could yet be in the shit even if they tried to play the rags they would get beat, so forget it.
Everton I wouldn't yet count out, if they lose the Cup game. The opportunity to better scouce 1 could kick in. But lets' face it it is a real long shot.

Swansea play well and could cause real problems, but unless the rags have properly got the jitters then forget it they will get ground down and shat on - more than likely a penalty just to make sure they don't get any ideas.

That leaves us and MoN.

I'm inclined to say lets just concentrate on our job, play to enjoy the football and show ourselves we are the best, smash the rags to fuclin bits and then see where it all stands for the last day.

If it is in the balance by that last day they could very easily lose the plot on Wearside. It would be a nightmare situation for them if it gets to the last game i rekon and even the gum chewing cock would be shitting it.

My best guess is they will have to bring him back in an ambulance.

We better start to watch out for Sunderland players suddenly getting carded all over the shop for no reason over the next few games, there's nothing like good preparation to even up your chances.

Is Howard Webb refereeing any of their games between now and the end of the season ??

Sideshow Bob wrote:speaking of gollum...here he is with his old pal peter "cunt" walton. purely a coincidence he reffed blue dippers for his final match. seriously, does anyone really doubt this league is bent as fuck???

Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Everton is the best bet for getting a point. Villa have been shite all season and Sunderland will probably be on holiday when they play them.