Who do you think will join the oil cunts and Liverpool in the CL next year?
Poll The Race for 4th
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Wolves.
I think Leicester are fried mentally ... They need a new manager (unfortunately for brodge)
Even if Leicester get 4th, what are they gonna do in the CL. Rodgers European record is horrendous
It's going to be Arsenal.
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If they can keep everyone fit, probably.
Hahaha, we are reliant on arsenal. It'll be united, the cunts.
I voted for Spurs but hadn't actually looked at the table. It will be United. Fuck.
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No shit Sherlock.
In a few weeks he'll say top 6.
Conte is saying he is just now, after watching the club at work with transfers "realizing" that the strategy of the club he manages is different to what he was presumably sold on when taking the job.
Oh, that'll end well.
Oh, that'll end well.
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I’m not sure what was more frustrating on Saturday afternoon, the distinct lack of quality on show at the London Stadium or BT Sport’s commentators trying to convince viewers that West Ham’s 1-1 draw with Newcastle was an entertaining game.
It was not.
That is becoming the norm in matches involving the Hammers, who have averaged just 0.81 expected goals for (xGF) per game across their last four Premier League fixtures. Worryingly, the most recent opponents have been Watford, Leicester and Newcastle, teams with notoriously dire defences this term.
Perhaps more concerning is the fact that West Ham's four goals in those games have come from two excellent finishes from Jarrod Bowen and two set-piece goals courtesy of Craig Dawson.
If we include West Ham's poor performance against Kidderminster in the FA Cup fourth round earlier this month, David Moyes' side have flattered to deceive for a good period of time now.
The Hammers' top-four hopes are dwindling with every uninspired outing in attack.
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West Ham's woes
I’m not sure what was more frustrating on Saturday afternoon, the distinct lack of quality on show at the London Stadium or BT Sport’s commentators trying to convince viewers that West Ham’s 1-1 draw with Newcastle was an entertaining game.
It was not.
That is becoming the norm in matches involving the Hammers, who have averaged just 0.81 expected goals for (xGF) per game across their last four Premier League fixtures. Worryingly, the most recent opponents have been Watford, Leicester and Newcastle, teams with notoriously dire defences this term.
Perhaps more concerning is the fact that West Ham's four goals in those games have come from two excellent finishes from Jarrod Bowen and two set-piece goals courtesy of Craig Dawson.
If we include West Ham's poor performance against Kidderminster in the FA Cup fourth round earlier this month, David Moyes' side have flattered to deceive for a good period of time now.
The Hammers' top-four hopes are dwindling with every uninspired outing in attack.
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Nah, chelsea are much better than arsenal.
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