[Football] Premier League Fixtures - 7/8 April 2018

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Not a bad set of results so far

 

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Wonder what odds you could have got for not a single home win?

 

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Keeping my powder dry until after the Southampton game. If they win it changes the complexion of everything given next week’s trip to the Croydon Comedy Club.

 

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2-3 MUFC great turnaround

 

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Images of City fans crying

 

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seagulls4ever said:

Images of City fans crying

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Hilarious. You’d think they’d just been relegated! Welcome to the real world...

 

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seagulls4ever said:

Images of City fans crying

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Meanwhile, will Arsenal field a full team today, or rest everyone for Moscow?

 

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C'morrrrn you Gooners

 

sully

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It feels dirty wanting the Gooners to win on two consecutive Sundays, but a repeat of last week’s score line would be perfect.

 

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sully said:

It feels dirty wanting the Gooners to win on two consecutive Sundays, but a repeat of last week’s score line would be perfect.

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Agreed.

Massive game for us though, but I'm concerned. Arsenal are targeting the Europa League and have to travel to Moscow for the second leg this week. Wenger has long been one to rest players against lesser PL sides, and he will surely do the same today. Praying it doesn't backfire for him and us.

 

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Southampton have Chelsea, Leicester, Man City and Everton away to play, with Bournemouth at Home and Swansea away filling out their remaining fixtures. A win for them today won't be the end of the world as they still have a bunch of tough games to follow. Plus, it would put Palace in the relegation zone, which is always fun.

 

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Bozza said:

Agreed.

Massive game for us though, but I'm concerned. Arsenal are targeting the Europa League and have to travel to Moscow for the second leg this week. Wenger has long been one to rest players against lesser PL sides, and he will surely do the same today. Praying it doesn't backfire for him and us.

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I’m hoping the 4-1 lead against Moscow is sufficient for him not to do anything drastic today. If anything, play his flair players today and field a team that is less likely to concede against Moscow. He’ll definitely play Aubameyang as he’s cup tied in Europe.

 

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Bozza said:

Agreed.

Massive game for us though, but I'm concerned. Arsenal are targeting the Europa League and have to travel to Moscow for the second leg this week. Wenger has long been one to rest players against lesser PL sides, and he will surely do the same today. Praying it doesn't backfire for him and us.

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This is true but with Burnley only two points behind them now I’m hoping they play a relatively strong team.

 

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Up the Arse this afternoon.

In the other game, hope the tribute to Ray Wilkins goes off well.

 

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Bozza said:

From a gambling perspective, I really fancy Everton today. It's just one of those football stories with Evertonians hating Allardyce and Liverpool riding the crest of the wave.

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Call me crazy but I just stuck a couple of quid on West Ham winning at Chelsea, 10-1.

 

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Weak

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Bozza said:

Weak

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Pretty weak but they're up against an absolute shower.

Who is Nelson?!

 

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Pretty weak but they're up against an absolute shower.

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Figured they'd pulled Sammy Nelson out of retirement for this one.

They were 1.6 to win this at 1pm, now 1.8. Tells you all you need to know about that line-up.

 

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Tim Over Whelmed said:

Call me crazy but I just stuck a couple of quid on West Ham winning at Chelsea, 10-1.

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That is crazy. Even if West Ham manage to beat chelsea it won't be by that much.

 

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Very weak lineup by Arsenal standards. Saints could nick a point.

That said sometimes a second string turn up.