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BOURNEMOUTH vs NOTTINGHAM FOREST (1500)
On paper a dull fixture, but more likely to be a compelling one between two sides that have totally surpassed expectations so far this season. Between them, they’ve put together eight wins and four draws in their last six outings. Hard to predict the outcome with each possible outcome a realistic possibility. Draw.

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION vs EVERTON (1500)
Two consecutive wins for the hosts after a series of painful draws. What would the Toffees give for that? Home win.

LIVERPOOL vs IPSWICH (1500)
Was there ever a more certain certainty? Home win.

SOUTHAMPTON vs NEWCASTLE UNITED (1500)
Speaking of certainties, here’s another one. Probably. Away win.

WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS vs ARSENAL (1500)
The Arse are snapping at Pool’s posterior while well aware of Forest snapping – albeit more vigorously – at theirs. Away win.

MANCHESTER CITY vs CHELSEA (1730)
Chelsea come into this on the back of some poor form. City, well they don’t fill their fans with optimism. Could and should be a cracker. Draw.


SUNDAY

CRYSTAL PALACE vs BRENTFORD (1400)
You can fit a Rizla between these two, but not much else. Still, the Bees stand out, just. Away win.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs LEICESTER CITY (1400)
A relegation six-pointer? Hmm, maybe. Either way, fun to contemplate. In their last six league games, the two sides have accumulated a combined total of one point. That’s 35 points dropped from their possible last combined of 36. Let that sink in. Home win.

ASTON VILLA vs WEST HAM UNITED (1630)
Not a-bloody-gain? Yep, fraid so. See if we can get something from this today. Confident? Hardly. Draw.


FULHAM vs MANCHESTER UNITED (1900)
Another fixture to make you smile. Unless you are of the red persuasion, in which case you’re likely to be even redder at the end of this. Home win.


BOU vs NFO
BHA vs EVE
LIV vs IPS
SOU vs NEW
WOL vs ARS
MCY vs CHE

CRY vs BRE
TOT vs LEI
AST vs WHU
FUL vs MNU

Leeds u21 1 West Ham u21 2
Simon-Swyer & Moore
Up to 7th, win 2 games in hand & could be 3rd

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑27 Jan 2025, 10:22 Ladyboy/Sad Ferret are strangely quiet, I rather like it.

Ladyboy/Sad Ferret are strangely quiet, I rather like it.

https://images.app.goo.gl/Rrqge7CUHiLFzg58A.

Das Booot

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Spurs in free fall trying to cope with an injury crisis sitting 15th in the table on 24 points. 

We were relegated once also struggling to cope with injuries under Roeder and were on 20 points after 25 games. Just saying. Have a good evening resident Spurs fans, I'm sure it'll pick up again soon once they all come back, we thought the same as well..

Martinez is a poundshop thug - jumping in like that, what a cretin.

lowlife wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 20:03 Half time in the Fulham game and a lot of the conversation is about what Manchester United need to do to win. That twat Rio Ferdinand is on too.

Hope they get smashed.

Half time in the Fulham game and a lot of the conversation is about what Manchester United need to do to win. That twat Rio Ferdinand is on too.

Hope they get smashed.

Anyone suggesting that Leicester's win was a fluke should listen to what a Spurs fan has to say. He includes the words 'pathetic and disgraceful'.

As for people asking about the whereabouts of Ladyboy, it's alright I've found him...

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 16:00 And the flukiest result of the season goes to….Leicester.

Hot knife through butter

Mad Ferret thinks Leicester were flukey, but Everton winning with one shot on target (a penalty) is a managerial masterclass.

Fauxstralian wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 16:17 Fat cսnt surely has to go today 
Sacked on Australia Day


 

He comes from a land down under. 
management blunder after management blunder. 

Fat cսnt surely has to go today 
Sacked on Australia Day
If Levy is looking for him he will be in the Cheese Room tucking into his usual post match 3kg block of full fat cheddar

If Spurs lose their next game away to a good Team Brentford, they will be in a genuine relegation battle for me as the fixtures after that are bad. Come on the Bees!

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 15:57 Fucking hell that’s comedy gold. Spurs throwing away a lead and losing at home to Leicester is way worse than our bare bones squad losing to palace last week or whatever happens later. 

 

Mad Ferret" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 16:00 And the flukiest result of the season goes to….Leicester.

twoleftfeet wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 15:58

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 15:57 Fucking hell that’s comedy gold. Spurs throwing away a lead and losing at home to Leicester is way worse than our bare bones squad losing to palace last week or whatever happens later. 

 
I wouldn’t laugh too much yet, we might get absolutely smashed by Villa.

 

And the flukiest result of the season goes to….Leicester.

El Scorchio" wrote: ↑26 Jan 2025, 15:57 Fucking hell that’s comedy gold. Spurs throwing away a lead and losing at home to Leicester is way worse than our bare bones squad losing to palace last week or whatever happens later. 

Fucking hell that’s comedy gold. Spurs throwing away a lead and losing at home to Leicester is way worse than our bare bones squad losing to palace last week or whatever happens later. 

Palace invest in a youngster and it pays dividends already, meanwhile we look to bring in loan players past their sell by date.

Hilarious the spurs lot are turning on levy for underinvestment rather than fatty. Levy may be a cսnt but their managers cannot complain about not having been backed in the transfer market. Especially compared to every other club aside from the big five.