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The ref is a disaster.

WTF Diego?

How is that not a foul? I think we're playing quite good, Eden seems to be having one of his good days.

You shall not be afraid, my friends. The Facebook football experts are surmoning the Gods for us today. We will be fine.

If we win against Everton, Spurs won't beat Arsenal. They will have their morale destroyed and the farking FA can send the trophy to Stamford Bridge already

^ugh the amount of points that we stupidly lost. Should've won against Liverpool (had a penalty), should never have lost against Palace. To be honest, we gotta admit that Spurs have done a fantastic job. I mean we didn't even drop that many points, but their run has been fantastic during 2017. We just need to get the job done now. Win against Everton and that should do it.

"Zlatan Ibrahimovic has torn his posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) and his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)" (Di Marzio) His season is over and, probably, his career at United too. At 36 years, it's hard to believe that he will ever really be back after this injury. I feel bad for the guy, even if I was sick of his antics. In other news, this is a great article: Mamadou Sakho: ‘Whatever they say or do, they cannot replace what they took away from me’ https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/apr/21/mamadou-sakho-interview-liverpool-crystal-palace

So it's gonna be Tibo - Azpi, Luiz, Zouma - Moses (?), Kante, Matic, Alonso (?) - Hazard, Pedro, Costa (?) or?

What really makes me cringe is the amount of mistakes made in favour of the same teams over and over again. Why does this never happen to Real or Barca? I cannot remember one single important mistake made against Real or Barca on their home grounds in the final stages of the UCL. I will be a Juve ultras tonight and I hope Monaco get through as well. Monaco winning the UCL would be absolutely colosal, but I don't think it will happen. Juve are my favourites.

I was thinking earlier today that, out of all the teams that we could've lost against during these last few games, United is somehow the best option. The win against us gives them high hopes for a top 4 finish, so they will have something to play for when they go to the White Hart Lane. It's also good for us that Arsenal won last night. Tottenham will have to face two teams that are in the fight for a top 4 finish and it's very good for us, as long as these teams have a good chance of finishing there. They will have something to fight for.It would've been fantastic if they took on Hull City earlier, because they are still fighting the relegation battle and they are very good at home. Too bad that the battle will probably be over before the last day of the season. Regarding our run, we have to win all of the games that we're playing home. We should be giving everything for those points. The WBA game used to have me scared in perspective, but now I don't think that they have anything to fight for and they are rather mediocre at home. I can see a draw happening against Everton, though. Honestly, if we don't lose our minds against Soton, Boro, Watford and Sunderland, we should have no problem winning the league.

I rely on Leicester to return us last season's favour. But anyway, 6 points from the next two fixtures and the league should be ours. I am scared, though, by the Cup game against Spurs. That could mean a lot in terms of morale.

It always has to be about him, smh...

Well, there's no guarantee that Zizou will even be there for the next season. They seem sloppy and I can't see Real leaving Bayern out of the UCL. La Liga is in danger too.

Getting Sanchez is clearly easier (at least on paper), because of three reasons: 1. Alexis is not that expensive, specially because of his age. Dele is still very young, hasn't hit his prime and he is probably Barcelona / Real Madrid bound. He's basically a golden fish for Spurs. 2. Spurs won't sell to us. Like never. Remember Modric. We will never do business with Spurs, when it comes to such important players. Arsenal, though, are open to this kind of deals. Remember Cole, remember Cech going to them. 3. Alexis wants to leave Arsenal and he has no problem with joining Chelsea. Alli, on the other hand, knows that he will make the big step (sooner or later) to Real or Barca. And it's easier to make that step from Spurs, considering the last few years' tradition, than from Chelsea. Don't get me wrong, I think Alli is a fantastic player and he would help us a lot, but I just can't see this happening. With his consistency, at this age, he will probably get Spurs more money than Bale did.

Tough fixture this. I can see a 1-0 for us happening, though.

I guess the implosion just too a break.

We'll see what? How could you even prove that the fans chanting for Costa and Hazard are to blame, even if we do actually lose the title? This is just nonsense just like all of your posts here lately. You are either a very sad young man either a troll.

You can dislike whoever you want, but that has nothing to do with the implosion of the title challange.We won't lose the title because the fans are chanting for Costa and Hazard lmao.

Lol, honestly, who the feck do you support? You sound like a troll from Daily Mail or something. What implosion has begun? Are the players having a conflict with the coach? Is the owner unhappy with Conte? Have the fans turned against the players / manager? What implosion are you talking about? "Hazard the rat, Costa messing up intentionally" - bruh, get a life, stop being such a moaning cry baby. We only lost one game, lmao.

I'd say that a draw should do, but looking at our schedule, we should make the most out of our home games, this one included. We are yet to play at Bournemouth, Man. United, Everton and WBA. These are all very difficult away fixtures and I can't see us getting more than 7 points out of them. Southampton, Boro, Sunderland and Watford will come at the Bridge and we should trash all of them, but hey, look at the Palace game. In the meantime, Spurs, who I consider to be the main contenders, only have to play at Swansea, Leicester, Palace, West Ham and Hull. Can't see them dropping points there. Maybe Leicester could cause them some issues, but other than that no one really. They will take on Watford, Bournemouth, Arsenal and United at the WHL. I'm not panicking, as this is still easily in our hands, but a lose on Wednesday would call for some panic, wouldn't it? In today's football, things can go downhill in a blink of an eye.

This forum is almost impossible to follow during games. Too bad I am forced to do so today, as I do not have access to the game itself. I think it is unbelievable that some people moan so much about one of our best seasons ever in the Premier League.

Are you serious? Lol

Well, I am not sure if he's leaving or not, but I wouldn't judge him too much after his last statements. In my opinion, a lot of players think the same but don't have the guts to say it in public. The honest kisses on the badge days are long gone in today's football.