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We Are Premier League,
I Said We Are Premier League!
We Are Premier League,
I Said We Are Premier League!
We Are Premier League,
I Said We Are Premier League!
That is the decider. I said before the match, lose and were in trouble. Win and were Premiership!
Yeah – you never doubted Roberto for one minute did you? :roll:
Roberto?
Sack him now for me!
It’s the club I want to succeed. Today, Moses on left and Sinclair on right with Rodallega + Morino up front?
I think we will stay up, but if we do or do not, I will still want our Bobby out!What as Sinclair done for you to think he deserves a starting place? What as Moses done for that matter?
I’m glad fools like you are not in charge.
What as Sinclair done for you to think he deserves a starting place? What as Moses done for that matter?I’m glad fools like you are not in charge.
What as? (I assume you mean has)
Moses? What you mean the lad who crossed for the goal? Not a lot really.
Sinclair? You mean the lad who has done well when rarely picked and is being paid a loan wage? Not a lot really.Anyway, it’s the result that matters.
Thank goodness!Funny question by Murphy any way. You can tell he’s a Murphy.
You think Moses has done nothing to warrant a premiership start? Yet Bob was still willing to pay £3m.
What had Moreno etc done?The only decent game i’ve seen from sinclair is the second half against Villa on the first day of the season. He’s been sh*te since.
I admire the OP’s optimism, but would remind him that there are three relegation places to be filled, not 2. Looking at your fixtures and those of West Ham, Hull & Wolves, I wouldnt start chanting “We are Premier League” until you have beaten Pompey and got to more than 34 points.
Wolves’ last 2 games are against Pompey & Sunderland, and I can see them picking up 6 points in those 2 alone.
West Ham have home games against Wolves, Stoke, Wigan & Sunderland, and will pick up at least 7 points there, if not more.
Hull’s run in looks pretty easy on paper:
Fulham, Burnley, Villa, Sunderland & Liverpool at home.
Stoke, Brum & Wigan away.so with Wigan facing a tricky April, it may well come down to the game at the DW on 1 May to decide which of Wigan & Hull goes down.
I admire the OP’s optimism, but would remind him that there are three relegation places to be filled, not 2. Looking at your fixtures and those of West Ham, Hull & Wolves, I wouldnt start chanting “We are Premier League” until you have beaten Pompey and got to more than 34 points.Wolves’ last 2 games are against Pompey & Sunderland, and I can see them picking up 6 points in those 2 alone.
West Ham have home games against Wolves, Stoke, Wigan & Sunderland, and will pick up at least 7 points there, if not more.
Hull’s run in looks pretty easy on paper:
Fulham, Burnley, Villa, Sunderland & Liverpool at home.
Stoke, Brum & Wigan away.so with Wigan facing a tricky April, it may well come down to the game at the DW on 1 May to decide which of Wigan & Hull goes down.
Because we haven’t a chance of beating Fulham, Manchester City, West Ham or Arsenal have we, our season solely relies on us beating Pompey (who will probably win most of their remaining games for pride) and Hull?
Chelsea of course will be well out of our reach as well!!!
Dam it looks so bleak now doesn’t it?
That match decided it for me especially with every other result going our way. We would have to lose twice and all clubs below win twice to only be 1 point clear.
Two places up for grabs you say. I disagree, Burnley are crap and we made hard work of it yesterday. Hull now have Dowie in charge.
Looks clear cut to me.
Were here to stay.What as Sinclair done for you to think he deserves a starting place? What as Moses done for that matter?
I’m glad fools like you are not in charge.
What as? (I assume you mean has)
Moses? What you mean the lad who crossed for the goal? Not a lot really.
Sinclair? You mean the lad who has done well when rarely picked and is being paid a loan wage? Not a lot really.Anyway, it’s the result that matters.
Thank goodness![/quote]we dont pay him any wages chelsea do –
we have/are paying chelsea £1.5 million minimum rising upto £2 mill in loan fees for the season he is with us.not exactly cheap his he for everything he has given us.
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