It's the way it should be though.
To draw what is it, 8 or 9 home league games, more than you've actually won, is incredible
Premier League matchweek 36 (may 5th-may 10th)
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It's the way it should be though.
To draw what is it, 8 or 9 home league games, more than you've actually won, is incredible
twice?
Pickford all at sea there.
Even if we had won half of those draws we would comfortably be in the top 4.
Infuriating doesn't even begin to describe it.
Guaranteed.
The only really debate is which was the most frustrating draw.
I personally attended 6 of them. It's a toss up between Arsenal's late leveller after being outplayed, or us utterly monstering Stoke yet somehow only scoring 1 and conceding late on. Ibra set the tone that day by missing an easy one in the first min.
Burnley go ahead. Sam Vokes.
Burnley take the lead. They are safe atm.
Mahrez gets a 2nd for Leicester.
Pickford with a top save.
We can have a go in the Europa League. The Champions League is just not for usPrepare yourself for next season when you can deduct all the points Sanchez has won for you
Bug Eyes and Granite Chucker will be your two star players then. Just imagine that.
If the 17m deal for Pickford is true it will be a steal.
WBA are close to NINE hours without scoring. What's the record?
Also would love to make a move for Robertson from Hull, cracking player.
Bournemouth equalize.
Goal for Bournemouth 1-1. Sounds undeserved as Stoke have been best side and Bournemouth should be down to 10 men.
Rondon has equalised for WBA at Burnley.
They stopped at 8 hours and 50 minutes.Sunderland have scored. Damn them.
feck off Sunderland
What an assist by O'Shea.
FFS! fecking Moyes!
No problem, i didn't get angry. I like to joke about how shit we are this season
It is us who's been 6th all season, but we were lucky to get that blessing in Zlatans injury, so now we've moved up.
Who knows you just might turn world class without Wenger in there.
Edit:That might actually happen, should have said Sanchez.
Stoke retake the lead at Bournemouth. Diouf.
Terrible finish from Niasse.
Diouf puts Stoke up. Guess it is one of his first goals of the season.
I fear he is staying. He already talking about next season.It is us who's been 6th all season, but we were lucky to get that blessing in Zlatans injury, so now we've moved up.
Who knows you just might turn world class without Wenger in there.
Edit:That might actually happen, should have said Sanchez.
Watford currently down in 15th
Hull now know how we feel when the opposition goalkeeper turns into Superman.
Diouf just scored his first goal of the season! 
Pickford is an hot prospect.
United LegendDiouf just scored his first goal of the season!
Mbokani on.
Heh, it is his first goal this season. Wow. But has he been playing the Kuyt role, defensive winger, mostly?
WBA take the lead at Burnley. Dawson.
Wba score....that is their 15th goal from corners
So many goals in this second half
Why doesn't anyone talk about Ryan Fraser? People talk about Josh King, but Fraser has been their best player this season. He's quick, has great balance, has a good dribble and close control, and he can put in great crosses. I remember when people were talking about Josh Sims of Southampton. In my opinion, Fraser's a more complete, mature player than he is, and I feel like he can become even more important for them if Bournemouth have a goalscorer in their side.
Is that 15 more than we've managed?
Well, it looks Hughes hasn't played him that much this season.
Why didn't Sunderland put this effort in when it actually mattered to them?