Unfortunately, not mathmatically. If Chelsea lose, they will be on 21 points, like us. We can beat Villa and still go into the break below Chelsea if they better our score (by at least 5 goals)
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[Football] Who is going to watch Chelsea vs Arsenal today?
- Thread starter Icy Gull
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Despite best efforts of the commentary team to whip up a bit of enthusiasm, it's been a low-quality, misfiring match so far. Probably I've been spoilt watching the Albion play.
Solid at the back
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Awful game. Arsenal started quite well but tailed off. Longer this goes on can see this suiting dirty Chelsea.
A combination of options 2, 3 and 6.
My only real interest is in the result, so I'd rather a win for Arsenal. They are probably out of reach, so I'd rather the upper mid-table rival came away with nothing to help with our tilt at the 4th champions league spot
My only real interest is in the result, so I'd rather a win for Arsenal. They are probably out of reach, so I'd rather the upper mid-table rival came away with nothing to help with our tilt at the 4th champions league spot
Sterling is one lazy fucker.
Grizz
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- Jul 5, 2003
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It's early doors still for Potter and they have a few key injuries, but no way will Chelsea fans put up with this type of football for long. I think Chelsea are in a position Arsenal were in when Arteta became manager. Big names, dysfunctional dressing room, not really a cohesive team on the pitch. Sticking with Arteta has worked out well for Arsenal, as a lot of non-Arsenal fans thought it would, but I'm not sure Chelsea fans will be that patient and depends on whether Boehly is.
Neither side look like they want to win it
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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This game could go on all day and neither of these teams would score.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I’m enjoying it. Wrexham 1-0 up at the moment.
Great memories of the Racecourse and their support for our stadium marches.
oldboyroy
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I'll keep my eye on score and probably watch some of it and yes, would be nice for an arsenal win as simply want a 2 horse title race rather than city run away with it. As for Chelsea, don't give a monkeys what they do or their manager unless they come after more of our staff!!
Sheebo
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- Jul 13, 2003
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Did they say Potter was going mad and arguing with Arteta etc? Never once did he do that with us - oh dear. 3 points:
1) Moving to Chelsea automatically makes you a spoilt, arrogant twat.
2) He’s feeling the pressure for their poor results under him already
3) He’s trying to be more like RDZ and has been studying him with envy.
Also, as others have said, Cucu seems a shadow if last season and has also caught the Chelsea arrogance bug. They really are a nothing club of pretenders aren’t they..
1) Moving to Chelsea automatically makes you a spoilt, arrogant twat.
2) He’s feeling the pressure for their poor results under him already
3) He’s trying to be more like RDZ and has been studying him with envy.
Also, as others have said, Cucu seems a shadow if last season and has also caught the Chelsea arrogance bug. They really are a nothing club of pretenders aren’t they..
Fouls ahead of tackles 10-7
- Oct 20, 2022
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It’s what comes of buying a lot of expensive ‘flagship’ players for the sake of it who can’t gel as a team and not renewing contracts back on the day - an ill conceived £270m spending spree under Boehly has ended up with a disjointed team with no clear ideas. GP inherited a bit of a mess tbh but Chelsea fans/owners have short memories. GP arguing on the touch line completely out of character and perhaps beginning to show some stress factors?
Dreadful game. This isn’t the Arsenal who have had a fantastic season so far, nor is it “Potterball”. It’s just dogshit