Was really gutted just now but now again, probably proud of the team but it may just have ruined out title hopes.
But you never know.
The mancs look like they have an amazingly hard run-in, Portsmouth are doing pretty okay at the moment, then its Spurs. Still got Wigan, City and Arsenal all to go, including their 2 semifinals. 3 games against Arsenal in 1 month is like an Arsenal game a week. Look at their unpredictability at the moment, I doubt that they will win all their remaining games. Ok, we may not have taken that opportunity against Arsenal, but will they?
Considering if they F**k up the Arsenal's game and then have probably 2 draws against Wigan/Boro/City/Spurs, then the title could just end up with us. The hardest part is over for us, and the mancs, mentally will be drained, physically as well, and then if they had dropped a few points by then, losing against Arsenal would not be an option. Their legs running tired, running scared, 2nd last game against Arsenal, what else can they ask for?
They've been winning because of individual brillances but if it doesnt happen for just a few games, then the title could just come to Anfield.
Boro beat us 2-1, at Riverside. Why can't Boro beat the mancs now?
Spurs are a tough nut to crack, only side to beat Chelsea so Spurs can do it too.
Portsmouth are improving under Paul Hart, they came close against us. Trying to pull out of relegation as well.
Wigan, pushing for a european place and its at the JJB stadium. Another dogdy place.
City? Got pure talent but no teamwork, brillance may just have its say there. Robinho, Ireland? Anyone of you?
Arsenal? Arshavin scores 4, I'm sure he can do it there too.
Rational thinking, no? As long as United F**k up the Arsenal's game, and then have 2 slipups against the european contention sides, we'll still end up with the league. At first sight it looks impossible, but now, well.
Anything's possible.
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