dholliday
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A repeat of the same thread and poll we had last season.
Not much has changed. It's almost the same candidates and the same stories, except we're swapping Man U for Arsenal.
Liverpool still have Suarez, who has got even better. Sturridge has also moved up a class, and the rest of their team isn't as useless as we'd like to think they are. They might be the bookies' favourites to bag 4th.
Spurs are once again with a new manager, and they are minus Bale this time. Under Sherwood results have improved, and as we've wilted they've managed to jump above us in the table.
Everton: we were nailed-on for that 4th spot until the most horrendous of injury runs these last 6 weeks or so. It's almost like every game results in a key player getting an injury, we even had to play with half-crocked players last night. With only 2 days of the transfer window to go, it looks like our major additions will come in the summer. I think we've missed the boat this season, the injuries have simply been too debilitating (and demoralising).
Man Utd have spunked 65 million pounds on Fellaini and Juan Mata. The former's barely made an impression, and the latter was relatively anonymous in his debut vs Cardiff. They'll pick up plenty of points in the run-in, but not sure they'll do enough to bag 4th.
Chelsea/Arsenal: I don't see these 2 giving up their spots, they're too consistent and frankly better than everyone else. But I'll include them in case you disagree. Man City are gonna waltz the title.
Even as a dead-eyed betting man I just can't face backing the RS, so will abstain. But as objective as I can possibly be, the signs are all there that they'll fluke it.
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Not much has changed. It's almost the same candidates and the same stories, except we're swapping Man U for Arsenal.
Liverpool still have Suarez, who has got even better. Sturridge has also moved up a class, and the rest of their team isn't as useless as we'd like to think they are. They might be the bookies' favourites to bag 4th.
Spurs are once again with a new manager, and they are minus Bale this time. Under Sherwood results have improved, and as we've wilted they've managed to jump above us in the table.
Everton: we were nailed-on for that 4th spot until the most horrendous of injury runs these last 6 weeks or so. It's almost like every game results in a key player getting an injury, we even had to play with half-crocked players last night. With only 2 days of the transfer window to go, it looks like our major additions will come in the summer. I think we've missed the boat this season, the injuries have simply been too debilitating (and demoralising).
Man Utd have spunked 65 million pounds on Fellaini and Juan Mata. The former's barely made an impression, and the latter was relatively anonymous in his debut vs Cardiff. They'll pick up plenty of points in the run-in, but not sure they'll do enough to bag 4th.
Chelsea/Arsenal: I don't see these 2 giving up their spots, they're too consistent and frankly better than everyone else. But I'll include them in case you disagree. Man City are gonna waltz the title.
Even as a dead-eyed betting man I just can't face backing the RS, so will abstain. But as objective as I can possibly be, the signs are all there that they'll fluke it.
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