DeanoAustin
Paul Walsh
How bad are Wolves? fudge me. At our place, I thought “no way are they the worst team in the league” but it must have been because we made them look good. Their other results would suggest we were fudging awful that day.
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paxtonwolf
John Cameron
We are so missing a trick here. Bournemouth sittting 2nd, Sunderland 3rd.
If we had got our act together we would be sitting where Bournemouth are right now
If we had got our act together we would be sitting where Bournemouth are right now
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
79: An overhit pass goes out for a Palace through and Arteta is straight onto running down the line to implore his players to keep Palace penned in.
How does he continually get away with it?
How does he continually get away with it?
paxtonwolf
John Cameron
So Liverpool lose and City losing. might as well give Arsenal the title, unless Bournemouth or Sunderland can do a 'Leciester'.
Looking grim isn't it. City are still well off their best and Liverpool look really poor.
Robbo
Jack Jull
It's Arsenal's to lose - again. They've been in this situation so many times under Arteta and always bottled it, so we'll see where we stand in six months time.
I do fear this is the season when they won’t, though. No other team looks consistently good enough to challenge.
Would be funny if Manure or another of the in form mid table teams pull off a Leicester, though.
I do fear this is the season when they won’t, though. No other team looks consistently good enough to challenge.
Would be funny if Manure or another of the in form mid table teams pull off a Leicester, though.
glasgowspur
Barry Daines
What, the bad grammar?
Jurgen the German
Terry Dyson
I don’t get all the people celebrating Liverpool losing. The alternative is those clams winning it. Their fans are so arrogant. They will be unbearable if they win it.
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
I was so annoyed at the running down the line bit that I didn’t even register the spelling. A case of you see what you expect to read.
Dicko
Nick Barmby
Meh, If we could make CL and West Ham, Forest and Wolves ALL get dumped into the Championship, Never to be seen again, then I can settle for Arsenal winning one title.
Besides... how good would it be if other teams' got their act together again next season and Arsenal fans have a meltdown when they dont runaway with it next year!
Either way... still a small chance they bottle it again this year.
Robspur12
Pedro Mendes
Nah.
Robbo
Jack Jull
They're obviously very good at what they do, but being so one dimentional they also put themselves at risk of other teams figuring out a way to stop them. Hopefully they will stagnate just like we did when Ange's tactics were countered in his first season.
Nutter-Naylor
Bobby Mimms
It makes sense to some move games to the Saturday and Sunday, but to have just one seems odd. What else are we supposed to do that day?
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
As such, while no final decision has been made, Boxing Day is likely to be treated like any other Friday during the season in that only one match is screened.
Games would then take place on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, allowing it to meet that criteria.
So if it is like 'any other Friday' - does that mean an 8pm Boxing Day kick-off?
Games would then take place on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, allowing it to meet that criteria.
So if it is like 'any other Friday' - does that mean an 8pm Boxing Day kick-off?
ricky2tricky4city
Colin Calderwood
Hopefully all the lower leagues keep with the tradition and we can all enjoy a bit of that instead.
glorygloryeze
Dimitar Berbatov
Interesting. Would you (or anyone else) be able to get equivalent figures for us?
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Dimitar Berbatov
As a teenager and single man I loved the Boxing Day game despite the terrible journeys on limited public transport. Once I was married and had families to take into account it was put on back burner and left for the result to be checked on radio in kitchen while helping with tea for guests. It was a time when you never had TV on when you had guests.