City 63p., United 61p., Spurs 53p. 12 games to go.
We should have another comfortable 3 points added with Bolton at home.
Spurs playing United was massive on forehand. But Spurs have won 2, drew 2 and lost 2 ever since 'Arry labelled them title favourites with the backing of the nearly complete media. Let's hope they are able to keep unbeaten at home. United will need their old garde to help them through this one as well.
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Re: "TITLE DECIDER"
by Eric, Dutch » Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:36 am
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Re: "TITLE DECIDER"
by ob1 » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:01 pm
Eric,
Doesn't this thread just duplicate the where will we finish thread?
Doesn't this thread just duplicate the where will we finish thread?
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Re: "TITLE DECIDER"
by Eric, Dutch » Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:45 am
I was trying to get this one in for predictions on the matchdays itself. You guys make it look like the "Where will we finish" one. And as it stands now, it's not that hard to tell "where will we finish".
I do hope though this thread has a short live as to us winning it asap.
I do hope though this thread has a short live as to us winning it asap.
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Re: "TITLE DECIDER"
by Bryan » Tue Feb 28, 2012 6:26 am
To return to the original purpose of this thread.........
The way the season is panning out, I can't see the title being decided until our home game v. the rags.
As for predictions for this week-end - Current form suggests that City should beat Bolton and who would be surprised if it was a repeat of last Saturday's performance against Blackburn? (Note how I am ever reluctant to actually predict a victory!!
). On the other hand, the rags will beat Spurs. They always do. I suspect that after last week's mauling at the Emirates, 'arry will settle for a draw and will hold out for that until conceding a late, late goal.
The way the season is panning out, I can't see the title being decided until our home game v. the rags.
As for predictions for this week-end - Current form suggests that City should beat Bolton and who would be surprised if it was a repeat of last Saturday's performance against Blackburn? (Note how I am ever reluctant to actually predict a victory!!
). On the other hand, the rags will beat Spurs. They always do. I suspect that after last week's mauling at the Emirates, 'arry will settle for a draw and will hold out for that until conceding a late, late goal.- Bryan
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Re: "TITLE DECIDER"
by Eric, Dutch » Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:42 am
Scum 73, us on 70, the rest far gone. Pretty clear it's between us and them.
Couldn't find a tread about us playing Sunderland at home (the away-one was quite obvious). Aguero is a big loss. Don't think Mancini will start with Tevez. I hope for this one Johnson starts. With Kompany back I hope we see a lot of Richards bombing foreward, with Kolarov in case we need to get something out of nothing i.e. a freekick around the box. Still think we will nick 3 points just because we play at home.
Doubt the rags will let Blackburn in once again. Might even be another big score for them on the night.
Couldn't find a tread about us playing Sunderland at home (the away-one was quite obvious). Aguero is a big loss. Don't think Mancini will start with Tevez. I hope for this one Johnson starts. With Kompany back I hope we see a lot of Richards bombing foreward, with Kolarov in case we need to get something out of nothing i.e. a freekick around the box. Still think we will nick 3 points just because we play at home.
Doubt the rags will let Blackburn in once again. Might even be another big score for them on the night.
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