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***OMT - Tottenham Hotspur v Leeds United, Mon May 11th, 8pm, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium***

monkeybarry said:
A draw even if it increases the likelihood of relegation?
Not for me - right now I'm all about Spurs.
All we've done so far is beat a Villa that were focused elsewhere. The last 4 games are real.

I want Woolwich to win. 3-1, so it hurts West Ham enough to destroy more confidence but not enough to galvanise them.
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A draw meant we still hold the card and that City could catch Arsenal. As long as we win our matches or better West Ham's match results, we are good.
 
afsoc4life said:
A draw meant we still hold the card and that City could catch Arsenal. As long as we win our matches or better West Ham's match results, we are good.
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Problem is, they only have Burnley and Palace left. I don't reckon a draw today would have made any difference. I'm resigned to them winning the league.
 
Muttley said:
Problem is, they only have Burnley and Palace left. I don't reckon a draw today would have made any difference. I'm resigned to them winning the league.
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Palace would be slippery for them. This result makes it harder. I wasn't and am not resigned to them winning the league.
 
New manager bounce for Burnley? They put in a decent performance v Villa today - if Arsenal think the hard parts done then they could slip up. Unlikely but you never know
 
A win tomorrow and we will be 4 points clear, effectively 5 with goal difference, it means barring a huge swing in GD we would only need 1 point from the last two games and West Ham have no room for error, the stakes are too high that I couldn’t give a damn about the consequences at the top of the table, especially when one of our games is away to Chelsea, that place will be even more of a bear pit if we went there either level on points with, or below West Ham come ko.
 
Yiddo.1882 said:
A win tomorrow and we will be 4 points clear, effectively 5 with goal difference, it means barring a huge swing in GD we would only need 1 point from the last two games and West Ham have no room for error, the stakes are too high that I couldn’t give a damn about the consequences at the top of the table, especially when one of our games is away to Chelsea, that place will be even more of a bear pit if we went there either level on points with, or below West Ham come ko.
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No. If we win tomorrow we would need a maximum of 2 more points. West Ham can get 42 points, we would need to match that with our superior GD....
 
harr1984 said:
If they play like that against a poor and nothing to play for Saudi Sportswashing Machine team it's not beyond the realms of possibility...
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Not that I care

But West Ham have been very good the last couple of weeks and been unlucky with a couple of VAR calls v Brentford,


I can see them going to Saudi Sportswashing Machine and doing something, however going there needing to win means they will have to attack and leave gaps.

Without cursing it, win tomorrow and it's done mentally
 
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