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The race for 86 points
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SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
To give some context to our spending power relative to our rivals, here's the latest figures from the Deloitte Football Money League...
THFC accounts are usually published in April IIRC, these are the latest wage figures from www.sportingintelligence.com/ anyway.
THFC accounts are usually published in April IIRC, these are the latest wage figures from www.sportingintelligence.com/ anyway.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
Has anyone got a net transfer spend plus wages comparison?
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Big boost to our top four hopes with City dropping two points at home to Stoke
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Apart from Cheat$ki it was a decent results run this past round of PL games.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
I really hope now that West Brom have reached the 40 point barrier that Pulis doesn't let them hit the beach from now (am i right that this often happens from Mach onwards with Pulis teams unless they are in a relegation dogfight?)
They along with Stoke, Southampton, Palace and Everton will have a big say imo in how the final top 4/6 standings finish; especially West Brom. Need them and Pulis to be at their motivated best in 9 days times...that home fixture vs Arsenal could be the most important yet in the chase for the top 4 (Wenger has only won once away vs Pulis in the PL..)
Of course we need to make sure we carry on doing what we've been doing (at least at home) and do our own job.
They along with Stoke, Southampton, Palace and Everton will have a big say imo in how the final top 4/6 standings finish; especially West Brom. Need them and Pulis to be at their motivated best in 9 days times...that home fixture vs Arsenal could be the most important yet in the chase for the top 4 (Wenger has only won once away vs Pulis in the PL..)
Of course we need to make sure we carry on doing what we've been doing (at least at home) and do our own job.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
West Brom always bend over for Arsenal, always.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Lots of people do. Including chefs at East London hotels.
greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Glory brings up a raw wound in the memory. Remember when Fulop turned into Flipper the seal playing goal for WBA against Arsenal at the end of the 2011-12 season? Willfully inept effort to hand Arsenal fourth place, one point ahead of us.
Arsenal have probably already got the money packed into envelopes to hand out as the season winds down.
Arsenal have probably already got the money packed into envelopes to hand out as the season winds down.
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Bullet
Andy Thompson
Sell your soul to The Devil and The Good Lord will smite thee down
Win our remaining 11 games and there's nothing they can do
Really?
Bullet
Andy Thompson
No. I was just trying that "Christian" thing to see how it felt
FFS. it was a game of football. Now you are glad he is dead? And that it was some sort of punishment? fudging mad.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Chill, the poster was Bullet, GG's resident comedian. Doubt he meant it to be taken seriously.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Nope; not always. Certainly i doubt Pulis will do so at home. He hates Wenger i think.
I believe Pulis has only lost at home once in the Premier League...am hoping he has almost been letting his trogs have two weeks off so they are as sharp as possible when it comes to set-pieces against Arsenal on Saturday lunchtime....oh well any straw will do...
If Arsenal win vs Brom, it wouldn't surprise me if the board push through an announcement of Wenger's new contract during the international break...so perhaps that's win:win actually lol..
Cochise
Steve Carr
Well with the long lay off for Kane, I reckon we are going to be facing a hard slog for the top 4. With him firing on all cylinders against the lower half opposition, we could've expected some easier wins. Now we may have the form of Liverpool or Man UTD against the smaller teams in the league.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
I thought we always had good form (at home at least) against the smaller teams, regardless of Kane no?
I agree it may be harder to break them down, but perhaps the 3 CBs will mean we are granite-like at the back so wont concede if we go a goal up and perhaps less pressure on our attackers. I do wonder if that dodgy spell from the first West Brom game was more to do with Toby being out at the same time...i guess we'll find out on Sunday!