[pommybird]

Originally Posted by hopeful_Mark would you still like a 5th place Chelsea winning if Tottenham are in 4th?

Do you know what, I've given up worrying about the whole 4th, 5th (6th, 7th ) place now, it was giving me palpitations and high blood pressure.....I shall be watching every remaining Spurs match with the assumption that they are going to be utter crap and lose, and if anything else happens it will be a nice surprise.

[Captain Cheesestick]

Originally Posted by pommybird Do you know what, I've given up worrying about the whole 4th, 5th (6th, 7th ) place now, it was giving me palpitations and high blood pressure.....I shall be watching every remaining Spurs match with the assumption that they are going to be utter crap and lose, and if anything else happens it will be a nice surprise.

Welcome to what I call The Dalglish Method.

[Uncle Ebenezer]

Originally Posted by Herpes Simplex Welcome to what I call The Dalglish Method.

'Arry's just getting himself into the right frame of mind, for managing the England team.

[pommybird]

Originally Posted by Herpes Simplex Welcome to what I call The Dalglish Method.

I feel your pain herpes....even by Spurs standards, these last few weeks have been a pretty monumental cock up

[paranoidandroid]

Originally Posted by hopeful_Mark would you still like a 5th place Chelsea winning if Tottenham are in 4th?

Who said arsenal are guaranteed a place in the top 4? They're only 5 points clear of Spurs and Newcastle. I'd settle for Newcastle making the top 4, as for the 3 London clubs... who cares.

[Uncle Ebenezer]

Originally Posted by paranoidandroid Who said arsenal are guaranteed a place in the top 4? They're only 5 points clear of Spurs and Newcastle. I'd settle for Newcastle making the top 4, as for the 3 London clubs... who cares.

I can see Newcastle sneaking into third place - they deserve to.

[paranoidandroid]

Originally Posted by Uncle Ebenezer I can see Newcastle sneaking into third place - they deserve to.

I hope so, I think they deserve it as well. It would make for a decent fight between Arsenal, Spurs and Chelsea for 4th spot, too. I'm not sure who I'd pick out of those 3.

[zargof]

Originally Posted by Herpes Simplex Welcome to what I call The Dalglish Method.

Come on, Everton invented that method years ago. Dalglish just stole it.

[Captain Cheesestick]

Originally Posted by zargof Come on, Everton invented that method years ago. Dalglish bought it for ludicrous amounts of money and then hilariously stated the amazing logic that if Liverpool had won the games that they'd lost, then they'd have more points and everyone would see how his genius is actually bigger than the look of confusion and disgust he wears at all times.

I fixed it for you.

[hopeful_Mark]

Originally Posted by paranoidandroid Who said arsenal are guaranteed a place in the top 4? They're only 5 points clear of Spurs and Newcastle. I'd settle for Newcastle making the top 4, as for the 3 London clubs... who cares.

No one as far as I know, after Monday and with Chelsea to play Saturday they could very quickly drop down to 5th or 6th by the end of the season. I would like to see Newcastle in the top 4 but not at the expense of Arsenal.
The run in could be fun I am really hoping United take the tittle at City, I am also interested in how this financial fair play stuff will work because surely a club that has spent so much cannot qualify, or is this another rule with so many loopholes they will be ok?

[Captain Cheesestick]

Mikel Arteta is out for the season. Arsenal haven't won a single game that he hasn't played in. Not one.

This could get interesting. It won't - but it could.

[zargof]

Originally Posted by Herpes Simplex I fixed it for you.

Yeah, looks more accurate. I did like the comment I read the other day:

"The Treble is still on: Carling Cup, FA Cup, kit deal."

[DaveLovesDee]

Originally Posted by pommybird What do you reckon to an upset at the the Nou Camp?

I don't think so! I think Barca's club rules insist on them wining at least 1 penalty a match at home.

[Captain Cheesestick]

I may end up looking a tit here but...

Ten minutes into the Spurs v QPR game. Bale's on the right and Lennon's on the bench so that Spurs' slowest player - Sandro - can play. The old one (Gallas) and the fat one (King) look really poor at the back so far.

[pommybird]

Originally Posted by Herpes Simplex I may end up looking a tit here but... Ten minutes into the Spurs v QPR game. Bale's on the right and Lennon's on the bench so that Spurs' slowest player - Sandro - can play. The old one (Gallas) and the fat one (King) look really poor at the back so far.

Don't, just don't......have no idea why Lennon is on the bench???

Apart from him let's hope we don't need to sub, have you seen the rest of our bench