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How Many Points Will Arsenal Lead The Premiership By On Sunday Night?
Three 5/4
None 3/1
One 4/1
Five 8/1
Two 9/1
Six 16/1
Four 22/1
If i was a betting man (which i am!) I'd put my money on arsenal's lead dropping to 1 point after they draw with Newcastle and United pick up all 3 points against city.
What do you think?
How Many Points Will Arsenal Lead The Premiership By On Sunday Night?
Three 5/4
None 3/1
One 4/1
Five 8/1
Two 9/1
Six 16/1
Four 22/1
If i was a betting man (which i am!) I'd put my money on arsenal's lead dropping to 1 point after they draw with Newcastle and United pick up all 3 points against city.
What do you think?
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WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> rant
My point stands. You struggled to beat Fulham, and the only reason you didn't lose to Newcastle was because of some decidedly dodgy refereeing.
> rant
My point stands. You struggled to beat Fulham, and the only reason you didn't lose to Newcastle was because of some decidedly dodgy refereeing.
"as you were" then, as the bookies had down as the favourite anyway.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Yes, after struggling to beat a very poor Fulham side at home, you'll
> travel away and dismiss one of the strongest attacking teams in the
> premiership without breaking a sweat.
Derby matches. Part of the reason it's difficult for a London team to win the title - lots of derby matches.
The opposition always poses a problem in a local derby, as United found out today.
You keep on abuot Arsenal struggling, but we're still picking up the points. That's what makes champions.
> Yes, after struggling to beat a very poor Fulham side at home, you'll
> travel away and dismiss one of the strongest attacking teams in the
> premiership without breaking a sweat.
Derby matches. Part of the reason it's difficult for a London team to win the title - lots of derby matches.
The opposition always poses a problem in a local derby, as United found out today.
You keep on abuot Arsenal struggling, but we're still picking up the points. That's what makes champions.
Feed the goat and he will score.....
Hopefully, joint top beckons come sunday night
Yes, after struggling to beat a very poor Fulham side at home, you'll travel away and dismiss one of the strongest attacking teams in the premiership without breaking a sweat.
lol lol lol.
I think we could be 5 points ahead tommorow Man city have a V good team and i i really see us winning 2-0 or 2-1 or 3-1 tomoz hopefully.
I think we could be 5 points ahead tommorow Man city have a V good team and i i really see us winning 2-0 or 2-1 or 3-1 tomoz hopefully.
Do you know what the odds are for Brighton stopping in the 1st Division?
After watching them against Wolves, I think they have the strength to stay in the 1st Division.
After watching them against Wolves, I think they have the strength to stay in the 1st Division.
I don't know why, but I'd probably say 5 points. I got this strange feeling that Man United and Man City are going to draw, although it probably won't.
Newcastle are on excellent form at home, having won at least five on the trot now. Arsenal's have 8 points from their last five away games. To be honest, I definitely don't see them taking all three points, and I think there's a fair chance they'll drop the lot.
Utd on the other hand, shouldn't have any trouble with City. I say the gap wil be zero points.
Utd on the other hand, shouldn't have any trouble with City. I say the gap wil be zero points.
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