Top Six

Will we stay in the top 6?

  • Yes

    Votes: 85 33.6%

  • No

    Votes: 131 51.8%

  • Cheese on 21 slices of Rom toast

    Votes: 37 14.6%
  • Total voters
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bluestevon said:
Think United will lose/drop points the away Derby and away at Spurs mate, you've left off one of arguably there toughest games though away at Burnley

Saints away, Palace and Swansea at home also

United don't actually have an easy fixture left (Swansea being the probable exception but 2nd to last game of the season fighting for their lives who knows)

So basically can see united dropping anything from 6-12 points in the remaining games, which effectively means we have to go almost perfect to beat them out still

think they will pump Arsenal all over the shop though
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It'll be tight between us, United and Arsenal.

Look at the losses they (United) suffer though: they have a happy knack of picking up at least one point per game. They aren't the greatest in the PL but they are tough as teak.

Arsenal: we will find out what they're about in the run in tomorrow night. I do think they'll have a good season's end though.
 

davek said:
It'll be tight between us, United and Arsenal.

Look at the losses they (United) suffer though: they have a happy knack of picking up at least one point per game. They aren't the greatest in the PL but they are tough as teak.

Arsenal: we will find out what they're about in the run in tomorrow night. I do think they'll have a good season's end though.
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They simply put have to beat Boro mate, if they lose then it'll be a repeat of us last season the last dozen games or so - utter meltdown

What makes United so difficult to beat, kind of also means they will drop points in too many draws though mate, Mourinho has plan A - not get beat as a first priority rather than go win the game.

It'll be close between us and United, but do have the feeling Arsenal could end up going into a real spiral now - the reaction if anything tomorrow is as important as the result for their remaining games.
 
bluestevon said:
They simply put have to beat Boro mate, if they lose then it'll be a repeat of us last season the last dozen games or so - utter meltdown

What makes United so difficult to beat, kind of also means they will drop points in too many draws though mate, Mourinho has plan A - not get beat as a first priority rather than go win the game.

It'll be close between us and United, but do have the feeling Arsenal could end up going into a real spiral now - the reaction if anything tomorrow is as important as the result for their remaining games.
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I agree. All eyes on that match tomorrow. It's very winnable, but if they fail to get all three points they won't get many more. A good win will indicate they're up for it still.

I'd have to see Arsenal win by two clear goals to believe they're back in the game and are determined to restore dignity.
 
davek said:
I agree. All eyes on that match tomorrow. It's very winnable, but if they fail to get all three points they won't get many more. A good win will indicate they're up for it still.

I'd have to see Arsenal win by two clear goals to believe they're back in the game and are determined to restore dignity.
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Pretty much so Dave, a lot depends as well on the performance of Boro, if they played like they've given up already or not.
 

Tbh, thinking about it I don't think West Ham and Swansea are nailed on wins for us. We simply don't win enough games away from home.
 
Furey1878 said:
Makes sense, European trophy and a ticket into the CL.
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I'd have thought that if they wrap the QF of the EL up then get out into an unassailable lead in the SF first leg, they can put that competition away and concentrate on the PL. If they beat City in their Derby then it's on for them in the PL.
 
You have to fancy Arsenal to beat boro, but if boro go at them like Palace did, Arsenal could crumble. I had a skim read of 2 different arsenal fan forums earlier, seems to me a significant number of fans have already reached the point of wanting to lose to boro to get rid of Wenger.
 
davek said:
I'd have thought that if they wrap the QF of the EL up then get out into an unassailable lead in the SF first leg, they can put that competition away and concentrate on the PL. If they beat City in their Derby then it's on for them in the PL.
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City will bum them mate.
 

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