next three home games have to be 9 points.
its as simple as that,.
if that happens, i predict we will go into the city away game with a chance of going above them if we were to beat them....
believe
Chronic Your making me optimistic Just like I was against Stoke and look how that turned out
shmexy. we should be because city and united are clearly catchable. they both have europa league starting back too... thursday, sundays... they wont like that
Chronic - Unless they field weaker teams like us BUT they might field near main team to try and make up for going out CL. Have to wait and see
well man u have so many injuries that their once fringe team is now their first team.
man city will cope better probably.
neither will want to be embarassed further though.
man utd lose now man city so we gained a point good on us things are looking good for 2012 happy new year sunderland
Cant see us beating City though, with Ade out and all.
Edin :
Spurs are down for a loss in phase 2.
However, tis important that they front up and play like they did the past 2 seasons (even in 2011 we passed them off the pitch regardless of Crouchies ) .
If only to keep the self-belief and momentum going.
probably, the only way I could see us beating them is if we do what Sunderland.
We are going to lose some of the phase 2 matches.
But that is accounted for by finishing phase 1 on target.
All we ask is that in those defeats, the boys gave the winners an absolute game over 90 mins.
What's this phase 1 & phase 2 all about, it sounds like
American drivel to me,anyway all the best to all the franchise's for the remainder of the soccer season!!
COYS
The Arry RDBD view is that we can break the season down to 3 phases. The overall target for the superior Spurs is 76 pts, which effectively means 2 pts per game.
The Arry RDBD index (currently +3) tells us how we are on the schedule. Phase 2 starts with the <Citeh> and ends with the Chelsky game. Phase 2 is the real nasty part.
So the targets are :
Phase 1 : 21 games - 47 pts
Phase 2 : 9 games - 13 pts
Phase 3 : 8 games - 16 pts
If Spurs can keep to those (reasonable - not optimistic or deluded) targets, PL top 4 is done.
We were very poor yesterday.
JoeLewis - but unlike past years, we didn't fold up and lose. I've seen us outplayed at Fulham and West Brom and ended up winners, and we made hard work of the Wigan and Blackburn trips, but still ended up with the points. There are far more positives than negatives at the moment.
VDVWonderland
JoeLewis - but unlike past years, we didn't fold up and lose. I've seen us outplayed at Fulham and West Brom and ended up winners, and we made hard work of the Wigan and Blackburn trips, but still ended up with the points. There are far more positives than negatives at the moment.
Countering that though, Spurs outplayed Stoke and got nothing, and let in goals in the last 5 minutes of both games at Newcastle and Swansea, costing them 4 points. Also against Chelsea had 3 or 4 excellent chances last 15 minutes to take all 3 points.
So whilst it has been an excellent season so far, in reality could have been really blinding.
Still I will take happily what we actually have.
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posted on 1/1/12
next three home games have to be 9 points.
its as simple as that,.
if that happens, i predict we will go into the city away game with a chance of going above them if we were to beat them....
believe
posted on 1/1/12
Chronic Your making me optimistic Just like I was against Stoke and look how that turned out
posted on 1/1/12
shmexy. we should be because city and united are clearly catchable. they both have europa league starting back too... thursday, sundays... they wont like that
posted on 1/1/12
Chronic - Unless they field weaker teams like us BUT they might field near main team to try and make up for going out CL. Have to wait and see
posted on 1/1/12
well man u have so many injuries that their once fringe team is now their first team.
man city will cope better probably.
neither will want to be embarassed further though.
posted on 1/1/12
man utd lose now man city so we gained a point good on us things are looking good for 2012 happy new year sunderland
posted on 1/1/12
Cant see us beating City though, with Ade out and all.
posted on 1/1/12
Edin :
Spurs are down for a loss in phase 2.
However, tis important that they front up and play like they did the past 2 seasons (even in 2011 we passed them off the pitch regardless of Crouchies ) .
If only to keep the self-belief and momentum going.
posted on 1/1/12
probably, the only way I could see us beating them is if we do what Sunderland.
posted on 1/1/12
We are going to lose some of the phase 2 matches.
But that is accounted for by finishing phase 1 on target.
All we ask is that in those defeats, the boys gave the winners an absolute game over 90 mins.
posted on 1/1/12
What's this phase 1 & phase 2 all about, it sounds like
American drivel to me,anyway all the best to all the franchise's for the remainder of the soccer season!!
COYS
posted on 1/1/12
The Arry RDBD view is that we can break the season down to 3 phases. The overall target for the superior Spurs is 76 pts, which effectively means 2 pts per game.
The Arry RDBD index (currently +3) tells us how we are on the schedule. Phase 2 starts with the <Citeh> and ends with the Chelsky game. Phase 2 is the real nasty part.
So the targets are :
Phase 1 : 21 games - 47 pts
Phase 2 : 9 games - 13 pts
Phase 3 : 8 games - 16 pts
If Spurs can keep to those (reasonable - not optimistic or deluded) targets, PL top 4 is done.
posted on 1/1/12
We were very poor yesterday.
posted on 1/1/12
JoeLewis - but unlike past years, we didn't fold up and lose. I've seen us outplayed at Fulham and West Brom and ended up winners, and we made hard work of the Wigan and Blackburn trips, but still ended up with the points. There are far more positives than negatives at the moment.
posted on 1/1/12
Agreed
posted on 1/1/12
VDVWonderland
JoeLewis - but unlike past years, we didn't fold up and lose. I've seen us outplayed at Fulham and West Brom and ended up winners, and we made hard work of the Wigan and Blackburn trips, but still ended up with the points. There are far more positives than negatives at the moment.
Countering that though, Spurs outplayed Stoke and got nothing, and let in goals in the last 5 minutes of both games at Newcastle and Swansea, costing them 4 points. Also against Chelsea had 3 or 4 excellent chances last 15 minutes to take all 3 points.
So whilst it has been an excellent season so far, in reality could have been really blinding.
Still I will take happily what we actually have.
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