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| 8 | Chelsea | 37 | 7 | 52 |
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Did I really just read that?
Someone tell Thomas Tuchel.
I do want Spurs to go down. Mind you, West Ham are a decent second option. Millwall lads are rubbing their hands either way.
I think that West-Ham will beat a better Leeds team. I can see Spurs making mistakes and their crowd makes them nervous. The odds say that they will stay up: Hammers 1/6, Spuds 11/2 on Oddschecker.
I might put an tenner on at 11/2. That’s a good value bet, although the last time had a bet was on a horse called Gay George around 1982 and he actually won.
Good to see the lads focused 100% on the game of the season. They thought the 3 week break was the start of the summer holiday and have played like it ever since.
Start with “I don’t like Moyes and didn’t want him back, but…here’s why he is doing a great job in the circumstances.” Then, throw in some random data points you found on google that have no relevance to the reality of our performances or league position.
When challenged, pivot to “what, he is not doing well and the data proves the opposite of what I wrote? Despite how it looks, we are saying something similar so read my post again through the lens of me saying the same thing as you and coming to the opposite conclusion.”
Finally, add a sprinkle of “the players are not good enough”, a pinch of “hiring a new manager is risky, look at Franks” and 100g of “not one of the young players must not be doing enough in training”. Wrap up by confirming that Moyes should stay.
In fairness, the thought pattern of Angus “Happily Dissatisfied” Kinnear is just as muddled. Logic departed the building a while ago, even if the building is a lovely new stadium.