Part 1: http://www.goallegacy.net/t32060-barclay-s-premier-league-discussion-13-14
Part 2: http://www.goallegacy.net/t32514-barclay-s-premier-league-discussion-13-14-v2
Part 3: http://www.goallegacy.net/t33455-barclay-s-premier-league-discussion-13-14-v3
Part 4: http://www.goallegacy.net/t34165-barclay-s-premier-league-discussion-13-14-v4
Part 5: http://www.goallegacy.net/t34330-barclay-s-premier-league-discussion-13-14-v5

So, who is going to come out on top in that two-team mid-table battle between Newcastle and Southampton?

Tonight's games:

Aston Villa v West Bromwich
Chelsea v West Ham
Sunderland v Stoke
Tottenham v Manchester City

Since Tony Pulis took over at Palace they have averaged 1.38 points per match compared with 0.58 per game before his arrival

Make him Sir Tony already

February Fixtures (all competitions)

Arsenal: Palace (H), Liverpool (A), United (H), Liverpool (FAC/H), Munich (CL/H), Sunderland (H)

Manchester: Chelsea (H), Norwich (A), Sunderland (H), Chelsea (FAC/H), Barcelona (CL/H), Stoke (H)

Chelsea: City (A), Newcastle (H), WBA (A), City (FAC/A), Everton (H), Galatasaray (CL/A)

Liverpool: WBA (A), Arsenal (H), Fulham (A), Arsenal (FAC/A), Swansea (H)

Tottenham: Hull (A), Everton (H), Newcastle (A), Dnipro (EL/A), Norwich (A), Dnipro (EL/H)

Everton: Villa (H), Spurs (A), Palace (H), Swansea (FAC/H), Chelsea (A)

United: Stoke (A), Fulham (H), Arsenal (A), Palace (A), Olympiacos (CL/A)

Newcastle: Sunderland (H), Chelsea (A), Spurs (H), Villa (H)

Curious to know how much is serious the Lukaku injury ....

Art Morte wrote:

Since Tony Pulis took over at Palace they have averaged 1.38 points per match compared with 0.58 per game before his arrival

Make him Sir Tony already

I gotta admit, as much as I don't like the guy, he knows how to manage small clubs.

I hope City win by atleast 10 goals.

iftikhar wrote:February Fixtures (all competitions)

Arsenal: Palace (H), Liverpool (A), United (H), Liverpool (FAC/H), Munich (CL/H), Sunderland (H)

Manchester: Chelsea (H), Norwich (A), Sunderland (H), Chelsea (FAC/H), Barcelona (CL/H), Stoke (H)

Chelsea: City (A), Newcastle (H), WBA (A), City (FAC/A), Everton (H), Galatasaray (CL/A)

Liverpool: WBA (A), Arsenal (H), Fulham (A), Arsenal (FAC/A), Swansea (H)

Tottenham: Hull (A), Everton (H), Newcastle (A), Dnipro (EL/A), Norwich (A), Dnipro (EL/H)

Everton: Villa (H), Spurs (A), Palace (H), Swansea (FAC/H), Chelsea (A)

United: Stoke (A), Fulham (H), Arsenal (A), Palace (A), Olympiacos (CL/A)

Newcastle: Sunderland (H), Chelsea (A), Spurs (H), Villa (H)

this list seems very much balanced for all the teams except Arsenal

I'm expecting atleast 10+ points (with a win over Arsenal) and to progress in the FA cup.   

Red Alert wrote:I'm expecting atleast 10+ points (with a win over Arsenal) and to progress in the FA cup.   

I was certainly not expecting that from you

HEIL MEIN REDS wrote:

Red Alert wrote:I'm expecting atleast 10+ points (with a win over Arsenal) and to progress in the FA cup.   

I was certainly not expecting that from you

 
I'd say 12 but we're not bringing in cover for Lucas and we lack depth. It'll be quite hard.
 
We should be beating West Brom if we want top 4... they're in a terrible place right now.  
We need to beat Arsenal to "gain" those 3 points after we bent over and gave Arsenal 3 points at the Emirates earlier this season...
Fulham away should be a win. They've been average as hell this season. They haven't impressed under Rene, either. We're average on the road though.
I want to win the FA cup.
Swansea, under Laudrup, are crap. And we tried giving 3 points to them at the Liberty. At home though, so we should be winning there.
 
*bleep* it, expecting 12 points in February.

HEIL MEIN REDS wrote:

iftikhar wrote:February Fixtures (all competitions)

Arsenal: Palace (H), Liverpool (A), United (H), Liverpool (FAC/H), Munich (CL/H), Sunderland (H)

Manchester: Chelsea (H), Norwich (A), Sunderland (H), Chelsea (FAC/H), Barcelona (CL/H), Stoke (H)

Chelsea: City (A), Newcastle (H), WBA (A), City (FAC/A), Everton (H), Galatasaray (CL/A)

Liverpool: WBA (A), Arsenal (H), Fulham (A), Arsenal (FAC/A), Swansea (H)

Tottenham: Hull (A), Everton (H), Newcastle (A), Dnipro (EL/A), Norwich (A), Dnipro (EL/H)

Everton: Villa (H), Spurs (A), Palace (H), Swansea (FAC/H), Chelsea (A)

United: Stoke (A), Fulham (H), Arsenal (A), Palace (A), Olympiacos (CL/A)

Newcastle: Sunderland (H), Chelsea (A), Spurs (H), Villa (H)

this list seems very much balanced for all the teams except Arsenal

United got a bit easy while Arsenal got it harsh.

Robespierre wrote:Curious to know how much is serious the Lukaku injury ....

Phil McNulty ‏@philmcnulty 12m
RT: @HLNinEngeland If the second scan confirms the first one, Romelu #Lukaku will only be out between 3 and 4 weeks. #efc

Don't get cocky, lads. We could be in 5th by the end of the day (if Spurs beat City by 27 goals or more...)



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Need City to rip Spurs to shreds today please. kthnxbai

No, Spurs to rip City to Shreds, kthnxbai

Carroll to rip Chelsea to shreds, kthnxbai

What a run by Aguero.

Oscar, just missing.

4 minutes in and Chris freakin' Brunt is ripping Aston Villa to shreds...

How can he be allowed that much time and space? Villa were so compact and aggressive at Anfield.

feckin hell WBA running riot on Villa. We play them this weekend at the Hawthorns

On a related note, does anyone follow Rory Smith (reporter for The Times) on twitter? He's making me tear up with his Ridgewell tweets.

Villa is back in it. Weimann

AGUEROOO