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Well played to Spurs over w/e, thought it was going to be a draw but Pavluychenko made the difference. We are missing Cole and Ashton we have no real striker threat. Just hope we stay above you. In two minds about Europa cup be good to get some cash but the team is already stretched so maybe next season would be better.

nice tool from the BBC, enter ye scores for rest of the season and update the table at the bottom and see who is going to win.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/predictor/default.stm


I have Liverpool winning by goal difference on 86 points chelsea 3rd 85 points Arsenal 4th 70 points


going down Hull Middlesborough and West Brom


irons finish 8th behind Everton and Fulham.


off to the bookies I go


enjoy

Oh dear, Liverpool finish on 84, 4 points behind United (spurs draw 2-2 on the last day, probably Keane goal).


Everton 5th ahead of Villa.


West ham 8th on 52, one place ahead of spurs on 50. (sorry Jah)


Hull, boro & west brom down (Stoke only staying up on GD, finishing on 37 same as Hull.

Rhinestone Cowboy Wrote:

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> Looks like Hull Boro and Brom are going down.


I've thought that for quite a while, though Sunderland might give them a run.


I do NOT want The Geordies to go down as their fans are fabulous and extremely loyal.....( apart from the one who broke ranks at Millwall in 1979 and punched my M8 in the stomach who didn't even support Millwall but I gave my ticket to as I was in Corfu.


Laugh?...I nearly died..as I had never been touched in 1,000 games and he got a smack in his only appearance..:))

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