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Lidl Tir Na Nog
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Premier League 2017/18: We(nger) Go Again
GeorgiaGunner
#FreeClaude
I know every team in the league could make the "If we'd have beaten X we'd be Y position in the league", but I feel our position is slightly more unique and justified. How many teams in the league have taken the lead against relegation fodder in the shape of Watford, Swansea, and Bournemouth only to end up losing? No one but use as far as I can tell. Even when other top sides have lost to these teams it's always been the case that they've gone behind 1st.
If we're behind in a game from the start or we are **** from the 1st whistle then I can't complain. But I don't think it's much to ask for that we hang on to a lead when we have one against such awful opposition. Those 9 points would see us challenging for 2nd currently. And we'd also have easier fixtures than Chelsea and United, so we'd be in a stronger position to finish somewhere in the top 4.
Our fragilities from top to bottom are obvious, and even more so against the better sides. But in the current state of the PL and the way other top teams are dropping points, it should still be enough to be in the mix with the other top sides. It massively disappointing that what should have been 9 very routine points have been thrown away and plunged us to new depths of failure. Even 4-5 points from those 9 and it's a better outlook, but to pick up 0, nothing at all, AND all from winning positions? It's really not an exaggeration to call that relegation form. ****ing unforgivably shocking.
If we're behind in a game from the start or we are **** from the 1st whistle then I can't complain. But I don't think it's much to ask for that we hang on to a lead when we have one against such awful opposition. Those 9 points would see us challenging for 2nd currently. And we'd also have easier fixtures than Chelsea and United, so we'd be in a stronger position to finish somewhere in the top 4.
Our fragilities from top to bottom are obvious, and even more so against the better sides. But in the current state of the PL and the way other top teams are dropping points, it should still be enough to be in the mix with the other top sides. It massively disappointing that what should have been 9 very routine points have been thrown away and plunged us to new depths of failure. Even 4-5 points from those 9 and it's a better outlook, but to pick up 0, nothing at all, AND all from winning positions? It's really not an exaggeration to call that relegation form. ****ing unforgivably shocking.
IslingtonBornandbred
Active Member
Can we still mathematically win the league?
It's not over until the fat lady sings.
It's not over until the fat lady sings.
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Original_AAA
Well-Known Member
Yes, if we win our remaining games we'll end up with 78 points. All we then need to happen is that City takes no more then 6 points in their last 11 games.
However, a lot more likely is that we end up with the lowest number of points since the 95/96 season which is 63 points and we are right on course for that.
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Lidl Tir Na Nog
We need a team from Top 4 to win the FA Cup to qualify us for the EL next season.
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
Fort hose who think our strengths are engraved in stone and we can sail through any difficulties... we are now not even selling out games against top opposition like *ahem* Man City.
Two or three more years of this will see the end of the season ticket waiting list as even the touts give up.
Two or three more years of this will see the end of the season ticket waiting list as even the touts give up.
Burn this thread and the season along with it from memory.
nick gould
Well-Known Member
We know what happened 2 seasons later, we won the league. This could be a good omen.
Original_AAA
Well-Known Member
Let's hope so, but it's highly unlikely. My guess is that we are entering a prolonged period of mid-table mediocrity. At the moment all I am hoping for is that we get more entertaining to watch again. Right now we neither getting points or fun to watch.
Brown Gooner
DoN'T ceNsOR maH FreE SpEecH
I had voted for 5th place. Even that is looking too ambitious at this point 
10 points behind Sp**s at 4th now
2018 has been a disaster.. Where's Uncle Mike when you need him.
2018 has been a disaster.. Where's Uncle Mike when you need him.
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
Established Member
Do people remember when some thought that losing out on CL and playing EL with the likes of Iwobi would give us a better league campaign? I laughed at that then and look where we are now.
Utter mess of a season. We are becoming the new Everton. Not Liverpool.
Utter mess of a season. We are becoming the new Everton. Not Liverpool.
9jagooner
Well-Known Member
Well we signed a new manager who went on to win the league.
Revolution
Well-Known Member
45 users thought the title was on. OMG.
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Lidl Tir Na Nog
33 points off first. I almost can't believe it.
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
1-st.I laugh every time i see this.
Bradpiff
Active Member
Those who voted 1st - 3rd come and explain please cause you can’t be arsenal fans and must be trolls
