Villa, Fulham and Forest dropping points is good. Brighton got a good win though, so that's not so great. I do still think top 5 will be enough this season though.

2 minutes ago, Scott Harris said:

Villa, Fulham and Forest dropping points is good. Brighton got a good win though, so that's not so great. I do still think top 5 will be enough this season though.

Fulham and Forest won't be a concern for top 4 come the end of the season imo. 

Disappointing set of results with Brighton and Arsenal winning.

City and Liverpool are pretty much certain for top 4/5. That leaves the remaining spaces between us, Spurs, Villa, Arsenal, Newcastle. 

1 minute ago, JM7 said:

City and Liverpool are pretty much certain for top 4/5. That leaves the remaining spaces between us, Spurs, Villa, Arsenal, Newcastle. 

I dont think Spurs will be a problem 

10 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Fulham and Forest won't be a concern for top 4 come the end of the season imo. 

Disappointing set of results with Brighton and Arsenal winning.

Brighton got away with it, last kick of the game Bournemouth hit the bar

sh*t start from Tottenham, but they score.

18 minutes ago, POCH OUT said:

I dont think Spurs will be a problem 

Yeah I think so but they will be competitive. Villa are dropping off. I imagine United will have a good new manager bounce and be up there. 

City are falling apart. Could get dragged into the top 5 race.

Bloody hell, round 2 to Tottenham

Great ball from Kulusevski for the first, outstanding finish from Maddison for the (his) second.

I’m not sure who said it, maybe @Sexyfootball?, that we were in for winning the league this season. The way Man City are crumbling, this season is one for the underdogs to get it, so who knows. It’s all down to how many goals Sanchez gives away and how other teams like Arsenal fare (hopefully they crumble as well). But, I don’t think this season is a given that City will win the PL.

2 minutes ago, RMH said:

I’m not sure who said it, maybe @Sexyfootball?, that we were in for winning the league this season. The way Man City are crumbling, this season is one for the underdogs to get it, so who knows. It’s all down to how many goals Sanchez gives away and how other teams like Arsenal fare (hopefully they crumble as well). But, I don’t think this season is a given that City will win the PL.

Liverpool are going to walk it. Win tomorrow and they are 9 points ahead of us.

10 minutes ago, RMH said:

I’m not sure who said it, maybe @Sexyfootball?, that we were in for winning the league this season. The way Man City are crumbling, this season is one for the underdogs to get it, so who knows. It’s all down to how many goals Sanchez gives away and how other teams like Arsenal fare (hopefully they crumble as well). But, I don’t think this season is a given that City will win the PL.

Yep - it was me 🙂 

City are all over the place without Rodri. FYI Ederson has now conceded more PL goals than Sanchez this season LOL

Obviously Liverpool's to lose, but any team that can string a few wins together would have an outside chance, and there is no reason why we couldn't do that, even if Sanchez plays every game LOL

Is KDB dead? Feel like he hasn’t played at all this season. 
 

And if Spurs can maintain such high possession without being over reliant on Vicario I don’t see why we can’t do the same with Petrovic. 

Savinho loves a shot from distance

Annoying because we played City when they were still on top form. Spurs play them when they are on a downward spiral. 

13 minutes ago, JM7 said:

Annoying because we played City when they were still on top form. Spurs play them when they are on a downward spiral. 

It's the opposite. They weren't good against us, we should have gotten something against them. We are too mentally weak to take our opportunities against these sides.

Haven’t seen City this bad in the transition since Pep’s debut season. 

0-3 Tottenham

Hilarious that this is the same team that lost at home to Ipswich two weeks ago

Feels like abit of an end of an era for City. Pep should have left after this season

Pep is so stubborn, no attacking changes at HT, concede a third and still no changes, if KDB and Grealish are not fit why are they on the bench? Pep doesn’t trust his youngsters 

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Wouldn’t read too much into this Spurs always seem to turn up against City even under Poch.

 

6 minutes ago, JM7 said:

Feels like abit of an end of an era for City. Pep should have left after this season

This is what it feels like to me too. They have an aging squad and can’t just go out and buy a new one like they have in the past.

Just now, El regreso said:

Wouldn’t read too much into this Spurs always seem to turn up against City even under Poch.

 

Tottenham will suit us with their suicidal defending on the halfway line,

Annoying that Maresca wasnt brave enough when we played city