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Other football - 2020/21


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9 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

It's a decent balanced squad but basically everyone bar City from "the big 6" has hugely underachieved. We're about 30 points off where we should be. About 15 even taking into account the injuries. 

 

Arsenal start the season with Pepe,  Ozil, Lacazette, Aubameyang, and Martinelli and they've scored 46 goals in 33 games. 

 

Etc. 

 

Leicester and West Ham have picked up the pieces, but when next season starts their expectations should be 7th - 10th.

Whatever about the others, I think Leicester - and Rodgers - are already a distance above Arsenal’s and Spurs’ level. 

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4 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

Whatever about the others, I think Leicester - and Rodgers - are already a distance above Arsenal’s and Spurs’ level. 

If Allegri took over that Spurs squad they'd finish 10 points ahead of Leicester next season. 

 

But I agree at the moment it's far more balanced a squad. 

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20 hours ago, lebron said:

I reckon we still have a small chance... My predictions nearly always fail, I've still given it a try...

 

With 5 games to go:

 

Leicester 62 pts - South (a), N'castle (h), Utd (a), Chelsea (a), Spurs (h). 2 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw = 69 pts

Chelsea 58 pts - Fulham (h), City (a), Arsenal (h), Leicester (h) Villa (a). 2 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss = 66 pts

West H 55 pts - Burnley (a), Everton (h), Brighton (a), WBA (a), South (h). 3 wins, 2 draws = 66 pts

Liverpool 54 pts - Utd (a), South (h), WBA (a), Burnley (a), Palace (h). 4 wins, 1 draw  = 67 pts

 

By the time Chelsea and Leicester face off, we might be better off hoping for a Chelsea collapse... With commitments in both CL and FA Cup they might be vulnerable to it too. The United game at the weekend is probably last chance saloon for us, 0 pts there will make it close to impossible. A win would put us firmly back in it, but even a point could prove vital, the margins are pretty slim as you can see.

 

Edit: I know 4 wins in a row seems impossible with our current form and squandering of chances, but this being our only focus in the coming weeks SHOULD be a help for us.


I’m as optimistic as they come but I’m 50/50 on whether 15 points will be enough and even taking the game on Sunday out the equation, I’m not even convinced we can get the other 12.

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Guest Alex_K

Didn't watch tonight. Read headline that Madrid "looked an ageing side". Thoroughly depressing that we went out in such meek fashion to that shower who are about 5 years past their best.

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