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Redvalleyeast · May 4

So,thats now Arsenal winning the title and Spurs now going to avoid relegation. Boooooo.

Chris_from_Sidcup · May 4

City have been dreadful this half. If Ndiaye could finish City would be about 4-1 down.

JohnBoyUK · May 4

So Arsenal can win the league at West Ham you say???

JohnnyJoeyDeeDee · May 4

The Everton defending from the kick off would shame any pub team

Chunes · May 4

How funny was that... City fans walking out at 3 - 1. They score to make it 3 - 2 and start walking back in, and their own fans are telling them to f*** off

EugenesAxe · May 4

JohnBoyUK said:

So Arsenal can win the league at West Ham you say???

Every cloud...

Fortune 82nd Minute · May 4

Ironic really that the West Ham fans wanted Moyes gone because, so say, his football was boring.

Here are Everton playing some great stuff in a highly entertaining game. And West Ham now maybe favourites for the 3rd relegation spot.

SELR_addicks · May 4

Doku shushing the stadium with 2 points still dropped

Chunes · May 4

Four Everton players stood in front of him and none of them closed him down.

Addick Addict · May 4

Those City fans, when they were 3-1 down with 15 minutes to go, need to look at themselves.

killerandflash · May 4

It's actually good for football, that the top teams don't automatically win every game.

This season's PL doesn't have the quality top teams of previous eras, but is a much better contest because the mid table teams are so strong.

DamoNorthStand · May 4

Cant work out if I am pissed off that Arsenal are gonna win the league..... or relieved that the cheating Mancs wont.

The Red Robin · May 4

Chunes said:

Four Everton players stood in front of him and none of them closed him down.

I thought that initially but one slips and Doku is just too quick for the others.

siblers · May 4

killerandflash said:

It's actually good for football, that the top teams don't automatically win every game.

This season's PL doesn't have the quality top teams of previous eras, but is a much better contest because the mid table teams are so strong.

And 2 of the promoted teams staying up as well, and whoever takes the third relegation spot, least they will have gone down picking up points and being somewhat competitive, which is an improvement in recent years

letthegoodtimesroll · May 4

JohnBoyUK said:

So Arsenal can win the league at West Ham you say???

Palace could quite easily lose their last 4 PL games

forest will go past them

its not inconceivable that Spurs and West Ham both finish strongly

#justsaying

LargeAddick · May 4

I still think Arsenal will drop points either at home to Brentford or away at West Ham so still all to play for.

Athletico Charlton · May 4

letthegoodtimesroll said:

JohnBoyUK said:

So Arsenal can win the league at West Ham you say???

Palace could quite easily lose their last 4 PL games

forest will go past them

its not inconceivable that Spurs and West Ham both finish strongly

#justsaying

As lovely as it sounds, Palace would have to lose all 4 and West Hame win all 3 (including beating Arsenal). No chance.

CaptainRobbo · May 5

Athletico Charlton said:

Chelsea have huge issues. Massive long contracts make some players lazy. The best will want to leave, the average will hang around. FFP will ruin them (hopefully).

Is Winston Bogarde still under contract there?

iaitch · May 5

Yes contract expires end of May.

Chris_from_Sidcup · May 5

LargeAddick said:

I still think Arsenal will drop points either at home to Brentford or away at West Ham so still all to play for.

Arsenal don't have to play Brentford. Their only remaining home game is Burnley which they'll win easily.

To win the league they need 3 wins from:

West ham (18th) away
Burnley (19th) home
Palace reserves (15th) away

And they might not even need 3 wins because City still have to go to Bournemouth.

If Arsenal blow it from here it will be the worst title fuck up ever.

MrOneLung · May 5

Said it after City beat Arsenal that Arsenal had by far the easiest run in.

Good to see our resident Gooner back on the thread

Elthamaddick · May 5

I can see West Ham taking a point off Arsenal

letthegoodtimesroll · May 5

Elthamaddick said:

I can see West Ham taking a point off Arsenal

Whatever the outcome of tonight’s game. Ie they reach the Champions League Final or they don’t, Arsenal will have to pay the consequences of the energy spent as a result.

West Ham, on the other hand, have battled best when they’ve been in a relegation spot and trying to battle their way out. They are back in that position. The Spurs revival will have been a wake up call and I can see West Ham pulling off a shock and beating Arsenal.

Chris_from_Sidcup · May 5

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Elthamaddick said:

I can see West Ham taking a point off Arsenal

Whatever the outcome of tonight’s game. Ie they reach the Champions League Final or they don’t, Arsenal will have to pay the consequences of the energy spent as a result.

West Ham, on the other hand, have battled best when they’ve been in a relegation spot and trying to battle their way out. They are back in that position. The Spurs revival will have been a wake up call and I can see West Ham pulling off a shock and beating Arsenal.

They play tonight and then West Ham isn't until Sunday, so that should be fairly manageable.

letthegoodtimesroll · May 5

Chris_from_Sidcup said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Elthamaddick said:

I can see West Ham taking a point off Arsenal

Whatever the outcome of tonight’s game. Ie they reach the Champions League Final or they don’t, Arsenal will have to pay the consequences of the energy spent as a result.

West Ham, on the other hand, have battled best when they’ve been in a relegation spot and trying to battle their way out. They are back in that position. The Spurs revival will have been a wake up call and I can see West Ham pulling off a shock and beating Arsenal.

They play tonight and then West Ham isn't until Sunday, so that should be fairly manageable.

It won’t be a question of how many days rest they have in between matches, I think it’s more of a question of how many games they will need to get it out of their system. The West Ham game will be the first one Arsenal play. That’s when if there is some lethagy from tonight’s game and qualifying/not qualifying for the Champions League Final it’s likely going to hit them and their fans on the pitch next Sunday.

killerandflash · May 5

City letting in 3 against Everton doesn't suggest a team that will comfortably win all their remaining fixtures either.

letthegoodtimesroll · May 5

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Rothko · May 5

Arsenal at home tonight, and then don't have to leave London for the game on Sunday, pretty ideal I would say.

philcafc · May 5

Can't see Arsenal blowing it from here. They play three lowly teams without leaving London, whilst City play 3 teams battling for European places including Bournemouth who haven't lost a game in 4 months.

jimmymelrose · May 6

Athletico Charlton said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

JohnBoyUK said:

So Arsenal can win the league at West Ham you say???

Palace could quite easily lose their last 4 PL games

forest will go past them

its not inconceivable that Spurs and West Ham both finish strongly

#justsaying

As lovely as it sounds, Palace would have to lose all 4 and West Hame win all 3 (including beating Arsenal). No chance.

If West Ham were to beat Arsenal then there is a small chance. Palarse, chasing the mickey mouse cup, could quite conceivably lose all 4.

Don’t forget that West Ham are 6th in the Premier League form table.

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