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By *tar33 OP   Man
7 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first.

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By *ames canMan
7 weeks ago

monaghan


"Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first."
...1.0 in the fa cup..

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By *tar33 OP   Man
7 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first....1.0 in the fa cup.. "

And bossing it in the Champions League. Just waiting for all the Arsenal Hate boners to join us, more obsessed with the gunners than their own teams.

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By *ames canMan
7 weeks ago

monaghan


"Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first....1.0 in the fa cup..

And bossing it in the Champions League. Just waiting for all the Arsenal Hate boners to join us, more obsessed with the gunners than their own teams."

...the arsenal players over talking to the Mansfield team after the game....like real sportsmen

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By *tar33 OP   Man
6 weeks ago

North London (outer)

I may not be Michael Jackson but I'm forever blowing bubbles. Nine points clear.

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By *ose_QuartzTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Berkshire

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By *ose_QuartzTV/TS
6 weeks ago

Berkshire

I want city to steal it soooo much but off the scales that we’re out the bottom 3. I hate arsenal more than Millwall and desperate the Irishman turned Englishman gets fuck all again. Obviously on an even better note let’s hope the y#ds drop points tomorrow. Fingers crossed The Irons & Forest keep battling on & secure their premiership status ⚒️

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By *arrogateDadMan
6 weeks ago

Harrogate

Think it’s all over now - can’t see Arsenal blowing it from here …..they win & Spurs go down & Chelsea loose out on an automatic Champions League spot would be my ideal Scenero. And Leeds to win the Cup

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By *tar33 OP   Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"I want city to steal it soooo much but off the scales that we’re out the bottom 3. I hate arsenal more than Millwall and desperate the Irishman turned Englishman gets fuck all again. Obviously on an even better note let’s hope the y#ds drop points tomorrow. Fingers crossed The Irons & Forest keep battling on & secure their premiership status ⚒️"

Thanks for your help today, much appreciated.

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By *ames canMan
5 weeks ago

monaghan


"I want city to steal it soooo much but off the scales that we’re out the bottom 3. I hate arsenal more than Millwall and desperate the Irishman turned Englishman gets fuck all again. Obviously on an even better note let’s hope the y#ds drop points tomorrow. Fingers crossed The Irons & Forest keep battling on & secure their premiership status ⚒️

Thanks for your help today, much appreciated."

....the 16 year old was the icing on the cake....

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By *tar33 OP   Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

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By *rancd2TV/TS
5 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend."

That must be why I’ve hardly posted since August 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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By *tar33 OP   Man
4 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

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By *laireKTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Manchester


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest."

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game.

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By *tar33 OP   Man
4 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game."

I suspect that Igor will be I've gone before the end of the day, the shortest Tudor reign since Lady Jane Grey. If he's quick he can get a direct train from Tottenham Hale to Stansted, he'll be on the Ryanair 22:15 to Dubrovnik in the blink of an eye.

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By *enperryMan
4 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game.

I suspect that Igor will be I've gone before the end of the day, the shortest Tudor reign since Lady Jane Grey. If he's quick he can get a direct train from Tottenham Hale to Stansted, he'll be on the Ryanair 22:15 to Dubrovnik in the blink of an eye."

My team, Wolves, will have a major say in that.... Our next game is away at West Ham and still to play Spurs at home too. Our last game of the season could be a wooden spoon decider as we are away at Burnley!

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By *cottfreeMan
4 weeks ago

Stevenage


"I want city to steal it soooo much but off the scales that we’re out the bottom 3. I hate arsenal more than Millwall and desperate the Irishman turned Englishman gets fuck all again. Obviously on an even better note let’s hope the y#ds drop points tomorrow. Fingers crossed The Irons & Forest keep battling on & secure their premiership status ⚒️"
Shut up U slag

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By *tar33 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game.

I suspect that Igor will be I've gone before the end of the day, the shortest Tudor reign since Lady Jane Grey. If he's quick he can get a direct train from Tottenham Hale to Stansted, he'll be on the Ryanair 22:15 to Dubrovnik in the blink of an eye."

Delayed a week due to the death of his father and a break in fixtures due to international matches, but the inevitable has now happened.

Once again they'll be looking to appoint an interim manager until the end of the season, with the next permanent appointment dependent on which league they'll be playing in.

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By *lexieMan
3 weeks ago

Just north of Southampton


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game.

I suspect that Igor will be I've gone before the end of the day, the shortest Tudor reign since Lady Jane Grey. If he's quick he can get a direct train from Tottenham Hale to Stansted, he'll be on the Ryanair 22:15 to Dubrovnik in the blink of an eye.

Delayed a week due to the death of his father and a break in fixtures due to international matches, but the inevitable has now happened.

Once again they'll be looking to appoint an interim manager until the end of the season, with the next permanent appointment dependent on which league they'll be playing in."

Are there any managers left that spuds haven't used and abused! Call Red Adair... Big Sam Alladyce to put the fire out!

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By *tar33 OP   Man
3 weeks ago

North London (outer)


"Spurs and West Ham really looking like relegation fodder now. A very good win for Forest.

Imagine if Spurs and West Ham had to fight it out in a relegation final.

There would be some edge to that game.

I suspect that Igor will be I've gone before the end of the day, the shortest Tudor reign since Lady Jane Grey. If he's quick he can get a direct train from Tottenham Hale to Stansted, he'll be on the Ryanair 22:15 to Dubrovnik in the blink of an eye.

Delayed a week due to the death of his father and a break in fixtures due to international matches, but the inevitable has now happened.

Once again they'll be looking to appoint an interim manager until the end of the season, with the next permanent appointment dependent on which league they'll be playing in.

Are there any managers left that spuds haven't used and abused! Call Red Adair... Big Sam Alladyce to put the fire out! "

Same amount of managers as they've had home wins this season.

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By *hubsloverMan
2 days ago

East/west sussex


"Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first....1.0 in the fa cup..

And bossing it in the Champions League. Just waiting for all the Arsenal Hate boners to join us, more obsessed with the gunners than their own teams."

Don’t let your ego balloon into a nightmare.

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By *hubsloverMan
2 days ago

East/west sussex


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend."

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal?

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By *onamebiguy99Man
2 days ago

Buxton

So if arsenal and city lose the next 5 games.. Tottenham will still get relegated

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By *ello 1000Man
1 day ago

Lincolnshire

Just noticed the beginning of this particular thread , how things can change in a relatively short period of time , Arsenal fans not as confident as they once were , ,I don't usually watch Premier league but went to the pub Sunday to watch them get beat by Manchester City , as a neutral enjoyed the match and following City beating Burnley and going top , it does appear the pressure is on Arsenal but if they can cope and pick up a couple of wins in their next 2 games they will be 6 points Infront of City before City next play , putting the pressure on City , , think it's going to be tight and might even come down to goal difference

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By *hubsloverMan
1 day ago

East/west sussex


"Just noticed the beginning of this particular thread , how things can change in a relatively short period of time , Arsenal fans not as confident as they once were , ,I don't usually watch Premier league but went to the pub Sunday to watch them get beat by Manchester City , as a neutral enjoyed the match and following City beating Burnley and going top , it does appear the pressure is on Arsenal but if they can cope and pick up a couple of wins in their next 2 games they will be 6 points Infront of City before City next play , putting the pressure on City , , think it's going to be tight and might even come down to goal difference "

Check out how many threads the OP and other Mickey Arsenal fan (on this thread ) have filled this forum with nonsense , all about Mickey Arsenal and its 10-point lead. Now, they've vanished, just like ice cream on a hot day. It's surprising why anyone would want to support a Mickey team that loves being in second place, which is pretty much like being in 17th position in the Premier League. And no, Arsenal will never pull 6 points ahead; if they could, they would have wrapped it up in the last 7 or 8 matches when City was over 9 points behind.

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By *hubsloverMan
24 hours ago

East/west sussex


"So if arsenal and city lose the next 5 games.. Tottenham will still get relegated "

However, Liverpool is likely to remain in the top 5, or possibly even climb to third place. They managed to defeat your Arsenal, Tottenham, and Aston Villa quite comfortably, even though they haven't had a great season overall.

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By *norguyMan
24 hours ago

W Norfolk/N Cambs

Prefer it that there is still jeopardy

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By *tar33 OP   Man
21 hours ago

North London (outer)


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal? "

I've noticed how the usual, more fickle people jump up and down week by week. As you know we lost 2-1 to City in a hard fought game. Yesterday they struggled to win 1-0 at Burnley, the pressure on them now beginning to show. We are joint top on points and goal difference but have, on paper at least, an easier run in.

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By *tar33 OP   Man
21 hours ago

North London (outer)


"Just noticed the beginning of this particular thread , how things can change in a relatively short period of time , Arsenal fans not as confident as they once were , ,I don't usually watch Premier league but went to the pub Sunday to watch them get beat by Manchester City , as a neutral enjoyed the match and following City beating Burnley and going top , it does appear the pressure is on Arsenal but if they can cope and pick up a couple of wins in their next 2 games they will be 6 points Infront of City before City next play , putting the pressure on City , , think it's going to be tight and might even come down to goal difference

Check out how many threads the OP and other Mickey Arsenal fan (on this thread ) have filled this forum with nonsense , all about Mickey Arsenal and its 10-point lead. Now, they've vanished, just like ice cream on a hot day. It's surprising why anyone would want to support a Mickey team that loves being in second place, which is pretty much like being in 17th position in the Premier League. And no, Arsenal will never pull 6 points ahead; if they could, they would have wrapped it up in the last 7 or 8 matches when City was over 9 points behind. "

Yet this is one of 7 consecutive posts by yourself, pot calling the kettle black.

I support Arsenal because they're my local side and a few stops down the Piccadilly Line for me. Arteta,Wenger and a few of their players live less than a mile from my home. All this from a Liverpool fan living on the south coast, aka Glory Hunter.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
21 hours ago

North East


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal?

I've noticed how the usual, more fickle people jump up and down week by week. As you know we lost 2-1 to City in a hard fought game. Yesterday they struggled to win 1-0 at Burnley, the pressure on them now beginning to show. We are joint top on points and goal difference but have, on paper at least, an easier run in."

Burnley were fighting for their lives and Turf Moor is never a easy place to go however Man City got the job done so to say the pressure is beginning to show is madness 🤦🏻

The difference is Pep is a serial winner and knows what is needed unlike Arteta

Arsenal have been top since October and now when it really counts have dropped to second so I’d say it’s them under pressure

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By *ose_QuartzTV/TS
21 hours ago

Berkshire


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal?

I've noticed how the usual, more fickle people jump up and down week by week. As you know we lost 2-1 to City in a hard fought game. Yesterday they struggled to win 1-0 at Burnley, the pressure on them now beginning to show. We are joint top on points and goal difference but have, on paper at least, an easier run in.

Burnley were fighting for their lives and Turf Moor is never a easy place to go however Man City got the job done so to say the pressure is beginning to show is madness 🤦🏻

The difference is Pep is a serial winner and knows what is needed unlike Arteta

Arsenal have been top since October and now when it really counts have dropped to second so I’d say it’s them under pressure

"

I hate to say it but I still think AFC will pip City to the title. Their remaining fixtures are easier (on paper) than City’s, all I’m interested in is The Irons staying up although in all honesty it’s doubtful as we desperately needed 3 points at Selhurst at the beginning of the week. Too little too late…🤞🏼⚒️

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By *tar33 OP   Man
21 hours ago

North London (outer)


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal?

I've noticed how the usual, more fickle people jump up and down week by week. As you know we lost 2-1 to City in a hard fought game. Yesterday they struggled to win 1-0 at Burnley, the pressure on them now beginning to show. We are joint top on points and goal difference but have, on paper at least, an easier run in.

Burnley were fighting for their lives and Turf Moor is never a easy place to go however Man City got the job done so to say the pressure is beginning to show is madness 🤦🏻

The difference is Pep is a serial winner and knows what is needed unlike Arteta

Arsenal have been top since October and now when it really counts have dropped to second so I’d say it’s them under pressure

"

None of this matters until it's all done and dusted, people are too easily swayed by headline grabbing news headlines that change views every other day. City still have to play Bournemouth, Brentford and Villa, all chasing European places, and Everton, also no pushovers. I don't think they'll gain full points from those games, it isn't over until the fat lady sings.

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By *eepeter4Man
21 hours ago

Bournemouth

There are aleast two football teams from London that can win a cup for London at Wembley pity it's upto Wealdstone or Cockfosters.

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By *ugged NorthernerMan
21 hours ago

North East


"It's quite noticeable how some otherwise prolific posters, fail to engage after their team has had a poor weekend.

Yes indeed what was the last result of Arsenal?

I've noticed how the usual, more fickle people jump up and down week by week. As you know we lost 2-1 to City in a hard fought game. Yesterday they struggled to win 1-0 at Burnley, the pressure on them now beginning to show. We are joint top on points and goal difference but have, on paper at least, an easier run in.

Burnley were fighting for their lives and Turf Moor is never a easy place to go however Man City got the job done so to say the pressure is beginning to show is madness 🤦🏻

The difference is Pep is a serial winner and knows what is needed unlike Arteta

Arsenal have been top since October and now when it really counts have dropped to second so I’d say it’s them under pressure

None of this matters until it's all done and dusted, people are too easily swayed by headline grabbing news headlines that change views every other day. City still have to play Bournemouth, Brentford and Villa, all chasing European places, and Everton, also no pushovers. I don't think they'll gain full points from those games, it isn't over until the fat lady sings."

Agree it’s never over until it’s over and I’m sure there will still be the odd surprise result as no game is easy in the Premier League

Just don’t slip up against Newcastle 😉

It’s going to be a great end of season for the title contenders and Europe Contenders

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By *ichey6Man
20 hours ago

aberdeen

7 weeks ago it was virtually all done and dusted.....

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By *hubsloverMan
7 hours ago

East/west sussex


"Just noticed the beginning of this particular thread , how things can change in a relatively short period of time , Arsenal fans not as confident as they once were , ,I don't usually watch Premier league but went to the pub Sunday to watch them get beat by Manchester City , as a neutral enjoyed the match and following City beating Burnley and going top , it does appear the pressure is on Arsenal but if they can cope and pick up a couple of wins in their next 2 games they will be 6 points Infront of City before City next play , putting the pressure on City , , think it's going to be tight and might even come down to goal difference

Check out how many threads the OP and other Mickey Arsenal fan (on this thread ) have filled this forum with nonsense , all about Mickey Arsenal and its 10-point lead. Now, they've vanished, just like ice cream on a hot day. It's surprising why anyone would want to support a Mickey team that loves being in second place, which is pretty much like being in 17th position in the Premier League. And no, Arsenal will never pull 6 points ahead; if they could, they would have wrapped it up in the last 7 or 8 matches when City was over 9 points behind.

Yet this is one of 7 consecutive posts by yourself, pot calling the kettle black.

I support Arsenal because they're my local side and a few stops down the Piccadilly Line for me. Arteta,Wenger and a few of their players live less than a mile from my home. All this from a Liverpool fan living on the south coast, aka Glory Hunter."

Salah’s house is 400 feet away from my house .. is it ok to be a fan of Liverpool or do I need to buy a house closer to him?

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By *iss Leanne BTV/TS
5 hours ago

Manchester


"Arsenal homing in on the title now, seven points ahead. Man City blinked first."

Is this the same Arsenal who only recently were 9 points clear and according to their supporters were going to win the quadruple?

2nd again ole ole

2nd again ole ole

2nd again

2nd again

ole ole

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