adrian lord Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 No these are big players with big clubs - they rules are different
lickierambert Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Arse will rue not putting these chances away Draw suits Saints Which is a ridiculous statement for us Saints fans.
Batman Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 (edited) That will be wilshere out for a few games Edited 22 November, 2014 by Batman
Batman Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 LOL United have been terrible and now winning after a blunder in arsenal defence
igsey Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Glass Jack injured, Arsenal 1-0 down, keeper injured. Wouldn't like to be a home fan.
Saint_clark Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Are the beebs stats right for those watching? Are united 1-0 up after having no shots on target?
Ziggy Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Are the beebs stats right for those watching? Are united 1-0 up after having no shots on target? The goal was an own goal.
Batman Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Are the beebs stats right for those watching? Are united 1-0 up after having no shots on target? Yep. Own goal
lickierambert Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 This might be pride before a fall but I mega mega fancy ourselves against these two over the next couple of weeks
Ohio Saint Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Are the Pompey stats correct? Bestest supporters in the world with the bestest team in the world despite being total crap?
Saint Without a Halo Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 could do with an Arsenal equaliser to cap off a good day of results for us!
whelk Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 In that case Koeman is odd cos he says he only looks ahead and never behind in the tables. At least he doesn't come on to threads about other team's results posting 'it's only our game that matters'
Saint Billy Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Perhaps thats how we tackle the Arse in a couple of weeks, play C R A P!
JakkoUK Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Only Manu can win 2-0 with 1 shot on target.
Batman Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 What a goal That is why welbeck will be back on the bench soon
Saint Jude Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 one game at a time...but.... if we want to finish in the top 4...we have to belive in ourselves.. and that we're better than Man U and Arsenal... bring the next few games on...
suewhistle Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 It would be nice if Palace and Hull could win tomorrow...
Saint_clark Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Fair play to Pardew, that's a hell of a turn around!
SNSUN Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 The final top 4? We'll have underachieved. ;-)
Lighthouse Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Just looking at Utd's away kit, why would you put buttons and a collar on a football shirt? Like it's some sort of smart-casual evening wear.
S-Clarke Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Same old arsenal. Pass, pass, pass, backwards, sideways, pass, pass, sideways, backwards. Never actually doing anything penetrative with the ball. All their own making.
Batman Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Regardless of our result on Monday. Please let at least 1 of Spurs and Liverpool drop points tomorrow. Both would be ideal. They both need wins
S-Clarke Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Regardless of our result on Monday. Please let at least 1 of Spurs and Liverpool drop points tomorrow. Both would be ideal. They both need wins A spurs loss with MP blaming the size of the pitch, and a Liverpool loss with another Lovren howler would be ideal. To be honest, both tricky away's for them. Won't be a nailed 3 points by any means.
John Boy Saint Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 A spurs loss with MP blaming the size of the pitch, and a Liverpool loss with another Lovren howler would be ideal. To be honest, both tricky away's for them. Won't be a nailed 3 points by any means. Palace will fight for their lives, Burnley just gave the bottom of the table a shake, and we saw what happened last year.
Saint_clark Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 3 times more likely to win the league than Liverpool!
Jack Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 Won a bit on the football today, just put the odd £12 change on the perfect double for tomorrow - Spurs & Liverpool to lose. Just over 12/1
nta786 Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 4th favourites for the title now love how Burnley aren't an option
Golden Balls Posted 22 November, 2014 Posted 22 November, 2014 4th favourites for the title now Can see that being 40/1 if we win Monday.
Lighthouse Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 Won a bit on the football today, just put the odd £12 change on the perfect double for tomorrow - Spurs & Liverpool to lose. Just over 12/1 I've got Hull, Palace, Lewis Hamilton and Sunetra from strictly in an accumulator.
tpbury Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 Every time I see Chelsea, they're basically giving the other team an anal probe, wandering into the box and crossing it just outside the 6 yard box. Difficult to not score, Terry aside.
david in sweden Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 As if playing at home against 10 men wasn't advantage enough ....... ......Chelsea are sure to win the title with decisions like the one for their first goal. Costa was clearly offside when the ball was played to him, and the lino' didn't flag it.
saintant Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 For any team from Man Utd (4th) or below to get 70 points this season they will need to get 51 points or more from their remaining 26 matches - to put that into context that's the equivalent of 17 wins out of 26 games. I am sure there are teams well capable of that but it sounds quite a tall order particularly as none of the sides in question seem to be firing on all cylinders. That could change of course and one or more of them might go on a winning streak. If we can beat Villa tomorrow we'll have 28 points so to get 70 we'll need to amass another 42 points from 26 games - that sounds achievable provided we steer clear of too many injuries/suspensions to key players. A top four spot could certainly be on the cards but we can't afford to take our foot off the gas!
Batman Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 So much diving and play acting shown on MOTD.
Sheaf Saint Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 So much diving and play acting shown on MOTD. Tomkins going down holding his face after being pushed on the shoulder was the worst of the lot. Total embarrassment to English football. The FA must take retrospective action against that sort of thing.
whelk Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 Tomkins going down holding his face after being pushed on the shoulder was the worst of the lot. Total embarrassment to English football. The FA must take retrospective action against that sort of thing. Yeah sort of thing Big Sam guffaws at from sidelines
Professor Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 So much diving and play acting shown on MOTD. The depths to which football has sunk in relation to diving was highlighted after the Wilshire headbut on Fellani. The MOTD commentator said that if Fellani had 'gone down' then Wiltshire could have been sent off. The BBC should be more responsible that allow their commentators to effectively condone cheating. Another cheating incident in that game was Shaw pushing an Arsenal player in the penalty area to stop the attacker getting to the ball. A clear foul and therefore a penalty, but no coverage of the incident by MOTD in the post-match analysis.
adrian lord Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 This season is certainly a golden opportunity to finish top 4. All the competition, aside from Chelsea, have serious imbalances and deficiencies that will not be remedied until it is too late for this campaign. We must hold form and concentration through the dark winter months, and have a kind injury list. Next season Man U will be a force to be reckoned with after the summer window again. Arsenal won't be again unless they dispense with Wenger.
whelk Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 The depths to which football has sunk in relation to diving was highlighted after the Wilshire headbut on Fellani. The MOTD commentator said that if Fellani had 'gone down' then Wiltshire could have been sent off. The BBC should be more responsible that allow their commentators to effectively condone cheating. Another cheating incident in that game was Shaw pushing an Arsenal player in the penalty area to stop the attacker getting to the ball. A clear foul and therefore a penalty, but no coverage of the incident by MOTD in the post-match analysis. Is there a point in here?
Batman Posted 23 November, 2014 Posted 23 November, 2014 This season is certainly a golden opportunity to finish top 4. All the competition, aside from Chelsea, have serious imbalances and deficiencies that will not be remedied until it is too late for this campaign. We must hold form and concentration through the dark winter months, and have a kind injury list. Next season Man U will be a force to be reckoned with after the summer window again. Arsenal won't be again unless they dispense with Wenger. Agree. If we don't make top 6 and get Europe this season, we may have to wait for a long time yet.
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