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[WerewolfOfLondon]

Any Chelsea supporters on the forum, no? Didn't think so, like policeman, never around when you want one.

Just in case there's any of the lairy boot boys lurking, the score was:
Arsenal 5 Chelsea 0.......lovely!

Jason cundy won't have so much to say on tonight's talk sport! Lol
Love it, what a shame he's not on the forum.

Man, what a beating. Good job, I honestly can't stand em.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Any Chelsea supporters on the forum, no? Didn't think so, like policeman, never around when you want one.

Just in case there's any of the lairy boot boys lurking, the score was:
Arsenal 5 Chelsea 0.......lovely!

Jason cundy won't have so much to say on tonight's talk sport! Lol
Love it, what a shame he's not on the forum.

Chelsea are a right dog's dinner. The amount of money they've spent

 

[jaingorenard]

Anyone watching Spurs Chelsea? Great defending from Van de Ven, but Spurs just seem to have completely lost it. Looked so good early in the season.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

I didn't watch but I caught the result in my online newspaper. That's 3 on the bounce that Spurs have lost. I know a certain moderater that won't be too happy.

 

[jpmcwjr]

He was out playing (lousy) golf, so the Spurs' results are inline with my own crappy day! Yeah, three in a row, the kind of record nobody wants.
We were virtually out of nabbing 4th place before this game, but now it's sealed.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

LOL! PSG out of The Champions League yet again. I feel like they could have Ronaldo (both of them), Messi, Zidane, Gazza, van Basten and Maradona, all in their prime and they still wouldn't be able to win it

 

[jpmcwjr]

Happily ensconced in arm chair watching Madrid and Munich.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Happily ensconced in arm chair watching Madrid and Munich.

I dozed off and missed it! What a mug. I've read a report in the papers and the final minutes sounded awesome. I'll have to watch the highlights on YouTube.

Can Borussia Dortmund overcome the odds and beat the mighty Real Madrid in the final? I'd love to see them do it.

Hopefully I won't fall asleep and miss the final

 

[WerewolfOfLondon]

Tuchel has a hell of a lot to answer for there. What in the name of God was he thinking taking off his best players? He took of Kane for heaven's sake. Like, he mustn't have watched Madrid, because any fool knows they are likely to score before the 90 mins is up, and Kane will be vital. And he brought on that defender who had a nightmare last weekend. Ripped the guts out of the spine of the team, and destroyed the equliibrium. If I was the Bayern Chairman I'd want his resignation papers on my table in the morning. Ironically, this was the worst managerial display since Poch decided to play Kane in the final against Liverpool, one takes him off when he shouldn't, the other plays him when he shouldn't. I just hope BD can do em in the final, I can't see any reason why not.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Tuchel- my son calls him douchel- is a hot mess. I was under the impression that he's out, regardless of today's poor decisions.

 

[jaingorenard]

Funny little article. Maybe I'm going soft, or maybe it's @simong 's fault, but I think I would prefer to see the gooners take it... Maybe i just hate the thought of us throwing a match. Or maybe it's all to do with how likely (or not) we are to win it anyway...

The ultimate dilemma for United and Spurs fans: what if winning hands your rivals the title?

In Manchester, City’s fiercest rivals can do them a favour. In north London, a Tottenham victory could gift the Gunners the title. Two Guardian writers’ reflect on the worst of both worlds

www.theguardian.com

 

[WerewolfOfLondon]

Funny little article. Maybe I'm going soft, or maybe it's @simong 's fault, but I think I would prefer to see the gooners take it... Maybe i just hate the thought of us throwing a match. Or maybe it's all to do with how likely (or not) we are to win it anyway...

The ultimate dilemma for United and Spurs fans: what if winning hands your rivals the title?

In Manchester, City’s fiercest rivals can do them a favour. In north London, a Tottenham victory could gift the Gunners the title. Two Guardian writers’ reflect on the worst of both worlds

www.theguardian.com

Given the result against Palace, I doubt very much that United will muster anything against Arsenal. The ball is firmly in City's court, and there is more jeopardy in their game against Spurs. As such, I doubt Spurs will mount much of a challenge. Spurs will be 'playing for the fans', and we all know what the fans want. Spurs wouldn't be able to stop them even if they tried anyway. I only hope United can some how do them in the cup final and stop them from doing the double.

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

City put 4 past Fulham and heap the pressure on Arsenal for their game at Old Trafford, tomorrow. I just hope Man U turn up and put in a performance and make a game of it. Simple fact is if City win their final 2 games then they're champions, all Arsenal can do is win tomorrow's game and hope City slip up.

 

[jpmcwjr]

I am pretty sure my Spurs aren't going to get in the way of the Cityzens, Be nice if it were simply a good game, but not counting on that, either.

 

[simong]

Aspall - Upshall, One - Nil to the Arsenal.

Sort of rhymes if you say it with a brummie accent.

Gunners were hoping for some divine intervention yesterday. Alas, God wasn't shining his light over Fulham. City's title, yet again.

Poor old Fulham, always felt sorry for the supporters there. Remember when Al Fayed bought the club and stuck a huge statue of Michael Jackson outside Craven Cottage?! Lol

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

Aspall - Upshall, One - Nil to the Arsenal.
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Sort of rhymes if you say it with a brummie accent.

Gunners were hoping for some divine intervention yesterday. Alas, God wasn't shining his light over Fulham. City's title, yet again.

Poor old Fulham, always felt sorry for the supporters there. Remember when Al Fayed bought the club and stuck a huge statue of Michael Jackson outside Craven Cottage?! Lol

LOL! I'd forgotten about the MJ statue

 

[BingBong]

With our dynamic duo out injured for much of it, the season was tough for Palace. Since they both came back, lawks a lordy. Now the fear is that they'll be sold by next season :-/

 

[simong]

I caught a glimpse of Wayne Rooney the weekend, doing some ‘punditry’……..he’s aging well. Lol
Looks as if he should be out tarmacking drives instead of being in a tv studio!

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

It's the final fixtures of the Premier League this weekend and all City have to do is win at home against West Ham and the title is theirs. I can't see them slipping up now. Looks like it's another season as runners up for Arsenal.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Curious about where Mr. Rooney was punditrying. (nice new verb!)....

And, yes, another one for the Cityzens.

Spurs just have to win their last match to join Europa League; if they lose, drop down to Conference League. Oh, yeah, it's v Sheffield.