If qpr at home had been the first game of the season.

We would be second a point behind Chelsea.

1. Chelsea 58
2. Us. 57
3. Divs 55
Arsenal 55
5. Southampton 49
6. Scouse @#%&!s. 48
7 spurs. 47

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co....-would-8936188

well it didn't so who gives a £#%&!?

Originally Posted by Eve_Of_Destruction

well it didn't so who gives a £#%&!?

£#%&! off.

Shows how shite the league has been this season.

:rawk:

Is this our version of the par league?

If so, it's £#%&!ing shite.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

:rawk:

A bit rawkish but still interesting.

It puts things into perspective especially with 50 injuries before Christmas.

Originally Posted by moyescaust

A bit rawkish but still interesting.

It puts things into perspective especially with 50 injuries before Christmas.

Makes you think.

Originally Posted by moyescaust

A bit rawkish but still interesting.

It puts things into perspective especially with 50 injuries before Christmas.

yep, and if the season had started with Spurs at home, we'd be joint top right now.

really puts things into perspective

if qpr at home had been the 1st game of the season all the other games would have been in a different order as well

It's a valid point, as it represents the first match after the summer activity was complete. And therefore the importance of Woody and co getting the business done before the first game next season. Injuries didn't help, obviously.

Until QPR we'd been playing with a revolving door squad. Nani, Welbeck, Kagawa all involved and no Falcao, Rojo, Blind, Shaw.

Originally Posted by Eve_Of_Destruction

yep, and if the season had started with Spurs at home, we'd be joint top right now.

really puts things into perspective

Undeniable but I think a 27 match period is a better barometer than 2 tbh.

how utterly embarrassing.

you know its bad when you cant even get top spot in a made up league table

Originally Posted by barrington avenue

you know its bad when you cant even get top spot in a made up league table

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

It's a valid point, as it represents the first match after the summer activity was complete. And therefore the importance of Woody and co getting the business done before the first game next season. Injuries didn't help, obviously.

Until QPR we'd been playing with a revolving door squad. Nani, Welbeck, Kagawa all involved and no Falcao, Rojo, Blind, Shaw.

Yeah that was the point of the post really.

Qpr at home was the first match after the deadline.

Doubt it will turn around the kicking I'm getting here though.

Originally Posted by barrington avenue

you know its bad when you cant even get top spot in a made up league table

I'm going for a shower.

Originally Posted by moyescaust

Yeah that was the point of the post really.

Qpr at home was the first match after the deadline.

Doubt it will turn around the kicking I'm getting here though.





I'm going for a shower.

Don't forget to log out.

Originally Posted by S/Side.Red

It's a valid point, as it represents the first match after the summer activity was complete. And therefore the importance of Woody and co getting the business done before the first game next season. Injuries didn't help, obviously.

Until QPR we'd been playing with a revolving door squad. Nani, Welbeck, Kagawa all involved and no Falcao, Rojo, Blind, Shaw.

siders turning this into an lvg love-in!











if we win every game for the rest of the season, we could finish second.

Originally Posted by jem

if we win every game for the rest of the season, we will finish second.

Corrected for mathematical accuracy.

If we hadn't employed da hak we'd be in the champions league