monkeybarry
Jack Jull
Serious relegation fears
After today, the league is now quite boring. There is no chance that we can catch any of those teams unless they take a points penalty for some serious infringement. The ultimate question is whether we end up with Europa league football or not? Personally I want us in the competition, but Southampton and Liverpool will fight us all the way for 5th and 6th. Really we (as a club and country) want Liverpool and Arsenal in the final. I don't think our coefficient could take another team performing like Hull.
EL or not, finishing above Liverscum should always be a priority.
Do you think the players care less. They've known they are completely out of the running since they lost to United. Poch completely failed to provide them any motivation against Burnley.
I don't think he's "over-experimenting" myself, but I do think he has at least one eye on next season already, so in that sense I get the point you're making. I'm not 100% sure Paulinho would have started last week if Pochettino had been picking his strongest team... I think he's looking at the last few matches as a chance to double-check which of the "fringe" players might be worth keeping.I do fear that our Manure result and Liverpool's last two results mean MoPo is now overexperimenting and has resigned himself to not getting fourth...
I don't think he's "over-experimenting" myself, but I do think he has at least one eye on next season already, so in that sense I get the point you're making. I'm not 100% sure Paulinho would have started last week if Pochettino had been picking his strongest team... I think he's looking at the last few matches as a chance to double-check which of the "fringe" players might be worth keeping.
Just a thought...
And if only we'd beaten Stoke, WBA and Saudi Sportswashing Machine at home too we'd have about 67 points and be clear in 2nd. Also, if my Aunty had...ahh, if only we had beat Burnley and one yesterday... 2 points behind with city to play.
I don't think he's "over-experimenting" myself, but I do think he has at least one eye on next season already, so in that sense I get the point you're making. I'm not 100% sure Paulinho would have started last week if Pochettino had been picking his strongest team... I think he's looking at the last few matches as a chance to double-check which of the "fringe" players might be worth keeping.
Just a thought...