Didn't someone else recently do the lap pre-game so the title stuff could happen afterwards?
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[Albion] If Man City win the league at the Amex
- Thread starter Seagull122
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Be the heroes the nation needs.
Think of the benefits of letting the squad have an extra week off.
Think of the benefits of letting the squad have an extra week off.
whosthedaddy
striker256
I take the point about 'anyone but Liverpool' but look at it this way, if we were to stop Citeh winning the title you would then find anyone from Brighton visiting Liverpool in the future would be picked up by Limo from the train station or wherever, be ferried over to their hotel then told to order whatever they'd like from the bar, all on the house of course 
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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So if Liverpool draw and we win 4-0, then what happens?!?
Paris
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We get the trophy and will be parachuted into next seasons Champions League final.
A large flock of pigs will fly over the Amex, then a play-off for the title between City and Liverpool.
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
There is no way on earth, in a zillion years, ever, never will Liverpool draw.
Winker
CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Conspiracy ALERT. The PL want Liverpool to win the title so prepare for a few dodgy decisions in our favour on Sunday and City getting stitched up
None. It would be 80% liverpool finally winning the title, 20% Man City taking their eye off the ball.
Same thing that always happens when tied on points and GD, it goes to goals scored. Liverpool would need to draw 5-5 to win the title in your scenario. 4-4 they'd be tied on goals scored (I can't remember if that would be a play off, or go down to head to head). 3-3 or less, the title is Man City's. Of course, if we beat Man City by 5 and Liverpool draw, the title goes to Merseyside.
KingKev
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Other than they will fail to beat Wolves, leaving City champions on goal difference (would love that sequence of events but not putting any money on it)
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
No argument there. They thieved their way back into the PL, and got a free stadium too.
I had a fairly heated argument with a Leicester fan in a curryhouse a few years back when I raised the subject of their financial shithousery. Needless to say, he took the classic CPFC2010 GOONSQUAD stance that it was all someone elses fault. They retained their entire Premier League squad after being relegated and going bust, but happily bounced straight back up and stiffed every creditor on the way.
Its worth remembering that Leicester took 6 points off BHA on their way back to the PL that season too (2002-03). We were relegated, 5 points shy of safety. I didn't QUITE share in the "romance" of their PL winning season with as much fervour as others at the time.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
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I don't think they have much faith in us
I don't think they have much faith in us
Liverpool 4 Wolves 4
BHA 4 Man City 0
is dreamland
Betting: Liverpool 11/2 BHA 20/1 win
Finally doesn't necessarily mean first, just after many attempts. And even so, it will still be their first "Premier League title" (and that will be what sky and others will focus on).
Nottseagull
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The real question is will they play "Hail to the Chief" when Hughton leaves the pitch.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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They don't want to leave the lap of honour too long, as they may be walking around in front of a few hundred rather than thousands.
let's not forget we haven't in 10 games, and a lot of people still want to see the back of Hughton.
let's not forget we haven't in 10 games, and a lot of people still want to see the back of Hughton.