Premier League - 2023/24

If Forest can beat Sheff U then Luton will need 5 points from their last 3 games just to have a chance at surviving

 

Come on the Tricky Trees!

 

Well they lost 5-1 so they’ve lost 13-1 on aggregate to Newcastle.

Same losing margin as us but has anyone else conceded 13 goals over two games against the same opponent in the same season in the Premier League - or ever for that matter?

 

What do we think it'll take to stay up points-wise this year? Looking like 31 could be enough for 17th.

 

Hopefully they will make it 4 from 4 this Friday !!

 

I guess Brentford at home isn't for everyone

 

Probably be on the beach next weekend now.

 

Yes a shame they will have nothing to play for. A defeat or draw today would have been better. Difficult to see anything other than a home win.

 

Really hoping Forest win tomorrow to pretty much kill off Luton’s hopes and needless to say to make the title race interesting for once.

 

0.000000001% chance of that happening !
It’s more likely that MC will deplete NFs GD advantage by 6 or 7.

 

I have no liking for either team but Spurs have been unfortunate.

Son should have scored just now but Arsenal could score more quite probably.

 

Well played Arsenal

In what way have Spurs been unlucky? Their finishing has been poor, their ‘goal’ was offside and they can’t defend set plays for toffee.

Their only piece of bad luck was Arsenal’s bus not breaking down on its way to the stadium.

 

28% possession and half as many attempts but 3-0 up. Clinical.

 

Best team in the league. Totally deserve to be champions, though I fear they won’t be

 

Looking good for second though !

Will be NF 0 MC 4 later.

 

Or NF 0 The ref/var 4 according to their Twitter feed tonight!

 

Of course, if they don’t finish as champions they won’t be the best team in the league.

 

Bournemouth having a fantastic season by their standards and having already reached their highest points total in the top flight, are on course to finish with over 50 points (more than Palace have ever reached in the Prem), making our five-year spell and near top-half finish in the PL not so significant. If it weren’t for such a bad start, they’d be competing for a place in Europe. Brighton outsiders for a relegation battle next season?

I just wonder what it is about Bournemouth that we don’t have that they can attract a manager of Iraola’s calibre despite their size, and not only that improve on their last manager four times in a row, despite the previous two both achieving something big. Those are surely the hallmarks of a well-run club with a clear strategy and a plan B, or even C if necessary, like those of Palace.

 

They've got an owner who isn't potless, relatively speaking. That helps.

 

It’s as if Nottm Forest have borrowed our strikers for the day

 

Chris Wood has failed to sort his feet out at least 3 times in this game. City have more or less controlled it, however I still think they’ll slip up somewhere in the next few games and hand Arsenal the title

 

Spurs have been a slight bogey side for them of late so let’s hope that’s the one. Would be a nice irony too.

Mind you, Arsenal still have to go to Old Trafford. I know United aren’t great (unless you’re Ten Haag lol) but it’s still a tricky one for them

 

We are just one good manager away from being the best out of Bournemouth and Brighton.

 

I'd be surprised if Arsenal got 3 points at United but Citeh won't drop another point so it won't matter anyway.

 

Staggering to me that anyone other than Arsenal fans wants Arsenal to win the league.

 

City look quite loose imo. It wouldn't suprise me to see them flop somewhere before the end of the season.

 

That's how much Manure have fallen. A game at Old Trafford merely seen as "tricky"