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NEWCASTLE UNITED vs BOURNEMOUTH (1230)
There’s not much between these two, but with the bit really between their teeth and six wins on the trot Newcastle start as overwhelming favourites. The Cherries will give them a game for sure, but are likely to return to the south coast with null points. Home win.

BRENTFORD vs LIVERPOOL (1500)
The league leaders can extend their supremacy to seven clear points if, as expected, they put the Bees to the sword. Away win.

LEICESTER CITY vs FULHAM (1500)
After a highly promising start to the campaign, Fulham’s fortunes have dwindled of late. And speaking of dwindling fortunes, the Foxes are in grave danger of a rapid restoration of Championship status. But they’ll hope for some return today. Draw.

WEST HAM UNITED vs CRYSTAL PALACE (1500)
Palace have been a bit of a bogie side for us in recent years. But today, with a heartening win and the new manager bounce still on our side, we should be able to add to our points tally in an emphatic manner. Unless, well, you know. Home win.  

ARSENAL vs ASTON VILLA (1730)
The Arse are crawling back closer to Liverpool’s coat tails, but still lag behind the leaders. Despite having slipped from the exalted top position that they occupied for some time earlier in the season, Villa are pulling back and go into this within spitting distance of the top four. Still, the home side should emerge victorious. Away win.


SUNDAY

EVERTON vs TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR (1400)
This is as much a contest of two managers as of two teams. For all the optimism that seems to have descended on Goodison Park, the Toffees remain a poor side and will struggle to contain the visiting north Londoners. Draw.

MANCHESTER UNITED vs BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION (1400)
A win, a loss and four draws in their last six probably doesn’t inspire huge hope among Seagulls’ fans. You get a sense that Man U are waiting to awaken from their slumber and that it’s only a matter of time before their get their show properly back on the road. Home win.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs SOUTHAMPTON (1400)
All the talk of Forest competing realistically for the Premier League title is massively premature. Sadly, for the visitors, all the talk of the Saints’ likely relegation seems far from premature and it’s hard to see anything but another thorough thrashing awaiting them at the City Ground this afternoon. Home win.

IPSWICH TOWN vs MANCHESTER CITY (1630)
On the subject of good thrashings, everything suggests that City will give the Tractor Boys a helping hand in disembarking from the old Massey Ferguson as they seek to return to the top four. Away win.


MONDAY

CHELSEA vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS (2000)
Things ain’t looking too rosy for Wolves. The hosts will hope to cement their claim for a European place come May. Home win.

NEW v BOU
BRE v LIV
LEI v FUL
WHU v CRY
ARS v AST

EVE v TOT
MNU v BHA
NFO v SOU
IPS v MCY

CHE v WOL

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 18:22 I see Mubama gets half an hour for Citeh.

Still, not good enough for us.

I see Mubama gets half an hour for Citeh.

Still, not good enough for us.

This could get very messy.

 

southbankbornnbred wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 17:25 Be interesting to see if Tottenham stick with the flat-track bully from Oz.

I said at the time, and reiterate it: almost any manager could win titles with Celtic in Scotland. Even Lopetegui would blow their minds. It's a two-horse race up there, and one of the horses still has a lame leg.

Easy to look amazing playing 2-1-7 and thrashing Airdrie 5-0 at Celtic Park when you spend 100 times more than some of the clubs in your division. Quite a different thing even going away to Moyes' Everton and getting anything playing that way.

Postecoglou is massively, gigantically over-rated. I hope they stick with him!

Be interesting to see if Tottenham stick with the flat-track bully from Oz.

I said at the time, and reiterate it: almost any manager could win titles with Celtic in Scotland. Even Lopetegui would blow their minds. It's a two-horse race up there, and one of the horses still has a lame leg.

Easy to look amazing playing 2-1-7 and thrashing Airdrie 5-0 at Celtic Park when you spend 100 times more than some of the clubs in your division. Quite a different thing even going away to Moyes' Everton and getting anything playing that way.

Postecoglou is massively, gigantically over-rated. I hope they stick with him!

Obviously want to get mathematically safe asap
Reckon 33 or at absolute worst 35 will be enough
Man City doing us a favour by keeping Ipswich 10 pts behind & working on their goal difference 
3-0 at h/t

Ben Johnson getting ripped apart down City’s left, I don’t expect to see him in the second half.

Yes - I’m deriving some enjoyment this season from ;

- Arsenal bottling it
- Tottenham being in the bottom half
- Manchester United being in the bottom half
- Golden Bot Ruben struggling to live up to the ridiculously over the top media hype

Fingers crossed we get some good signings in, have some good performances and results.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 16:31 Spurs unlucky in the end. Made a right fist of it.

But Everton are a team transformed. Can see them overtaking us imminently as we have a tough run upcoming. 



 

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:34

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:32

lowlife wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:24

I’d rather have Manuel than you, you’re an absolute embarrassment.

PS - Manuel has called me a cսnt in the past, the important thing is that we’re both West Ham fans.

Spot on. I’ve no problem with Takashi calling me a Moyes loving cսnt because at least I know he supports the club.

But generous calling Miike a supporter when he hasn’t been to a game since Redknapp was sacked.

 

Spurs unlucky in the end. Made a right fist of it.

But Everton are a team transformed. Can see them overtaking us imminently as we have a tough run upcoming. 

Southampton should have beaten Man U in the week
Dominated but didn’t take their chances & were vulnerable when Man U played about 10mins of football 

Haven’t seen the game but Brighton are simply a better team than Man Utd. That’s just a fact so the result is no surprise 

zebthecat wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:57 Getting turned over by Brighton at home is the sort of thing that usually happens to us.

 

The Man Utd revival ended quickly.

Hopefully City stuff Ipswich to keep the bottom 4 stranded. 

Getting turned over by Brighton at home is the sort of thing that usually happens to us.

Fuck me those cunts look shit.. 

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:32

lowlife wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:24

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:05 Manuel, you claim to be leaving every other week. It’s boring.

Just do one, you won’t be missed.

I’d rather have Manuel than you, you’re an absolute embarrassment.

PS - Manuel has called me a cսnt in the past, the important thing is that we’re both West Ham fans.

Spot on. I’ve no problem with Takashi calling me a Moyes loving cսnt because at least I know he supports the club.

lowlife wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:24

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:05 Manuel, you claim to be leaving every other week. It’s boring.

Just do one, you won’t be missed.

I’d rather have Manuel than you, you’re an absolute embarrassment.

PS - Manuel has called me a cսnt in the past, the important thing is that we’re both West Ham fans.

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑19 Jan 2025, 15:05 Manuel, you claim to be leaving every other week. It’s boring.

Just do one, you won’t be missed.

Spurs are somehow managing to look worse than us. Impressive stuff.

i might put a bet on 3-3.

Manuel, you claim to be leaving every other week. It’s boring.

Just do one, you won’t be missed.

This site is completely finished now. I'm out of here with the rest of 'em.

Everton and Tottenham seems to excite a few regular posters here far more than when West Ham plays.

You should be fucking ashamed coming here with all your loving Moyes or Spuds gobshite.

Everton couldn’t score in a brothel all season….Moyesy comes in and they score 3 before HT.

Maybe he’s not as defensive as some on here claim?