If they get through these next few games, both of them and City play nearly everyone up there and have a similar lead then it'll probably be theirs.
Congratulations arsenal
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Liverpool 19/20 and Man City 17/18 dropped only 2 points after 16 games. Chelsea 05/06 and Man City 11/12 dropped 5 points. All these teams ended up winning the league
City’s next few games are pretty rough. They could be out of the race in a few weeks.
7 points gap with 22 games to go? Obviously over.
Too soon?
At least ArsenalFanTV will probably go bust since they are doing well
It’s getting to the point where they’ll have to Spurs it up not to win the Title
City are still bookies favourites
Ugh
PEDs
Anyhow, if Arsenal DONT win the league, will it be the biggest bottle job in the entire history of football?
Best team in the country so far and it is not even close. Yet the next 3 league games could change things up…
Why not? This isn't an Arsenal forum
Yeah, my enemy's enemy is no friend of mine, especially in EPL when whichever one wins has zero effect on our only realistic goal of making top 4. Not to mention that, not that long ago, Arsenal used to be our top rival, in Wenger vs SAF battles. Since when are we congratulating other teams with winning EPL, and in Jan, too?
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So joint top 5 then? Actually don't feel arsenal's start has been spoken about as much as it should. It's one of the best ever.Liverpool 19/20 and Man City 17/18 dropped only 2 points after 16 games. Chelsea 05/06 and Man City 11/12 dropped 5 points. All these teams ended up winning the league
Agreed.
We play Newcastle, United, Tottenham and City within our next 6 PL games all without our first choice striker. We'll know where we stand after that.
I still have City as favourites.
While Utd isn’t up to standards I think we as EPL followers should be happy that at least this league is still competitive. The same thing can’t be said in Germany, France and Spain.
If arsenal wins it it would be the next surprise after Leicester in 2016 and in general that is good.
If arsenal wins it it would be the next surprise after Leicester in 2016 and in general that is good.
Fair play to them. They've matched what Liverpool managed in the league under Klopp and I really didn't see it coming.
we are on board to qualify for CL at the very least this season. Let's see where we finish in the end.
Congratulations Arsenal, well done for playing bottling opponents every week
Nothing but a minor setback, that's all.
We’ll finish above em
Probably, but could they drop out of the top 4 all together? Would be a monumental and hilarious collapse.
I don't think their collapse (if any) will be that severe, but wouldn't that be hilarious
Na. No chance of that happening.
Highly unlikely, the drop off in quality from the top4 downwards is quite noticeable.
You must feel really daft after starting this dumb thread.
Do I?
I know. Would be funny though if it was Spurs who pipped them into 4th
Well let me change it up a bit for you...Do I?
You look really daft after starting this dumb thread.
Such is lifeWell let me change it up a bit for you...
You look really daft after starting this dumb thread.
The meltdown will make anything pale in comparison.I know. Would be funny though if it was Spurs who pipped them into 4th
I’m here for it!
L O L
Knows what he's talking about this guy.
Leandro Trossard - Maguire's Belgian brother, from another mother. Even our legendary captain would have been proud of that incredible blunder that gave Brighton second goal.
I really, really, really don't want City winning a treble, and with Real bottling it last week, it unfortunately feels inevitable with Arsenal also bottling. At least, it now depends solely on us and FA Cup final, but we are exhausted and weakened by Glazers fecking us over in January (#weghorst). All that said - Arsenal's meltdown in recent games is just incredible. Nobody to blame but themselves.
Almost feel sorry for Arteta.
I really, really, really don't want City winning a treble, and with Real bottling it last week, it unfortunately feels inevitable with Arsenal also bottling. At least, it now depends solely on us and FA Cup final, but we are exhausted and weakened by Glazers fecking us over in January (#weghorst). All that said - Arsenal's meltdown in recent games is just incredible. Nobody to blame but themselves.
Almost feel sorry for Arteta.
Then you remember how much of a cnut he is on the touchline, right?
Exactly
It’s quite amazing how easy they made it for City in the end.