WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Coffee 9:21 Sat Feb 10
Saturday football
MANCHESTER CITY vs EVERTON (1230)
An interesting, if probably predictable, start to the weekend’s action. Everton are deep in the mire, no doubt about that, and City will look to top the table again if only for a couple of hours. Home win.

FULHAM vs BOURNEMOUTH (1500)
Fulham are enjoying an iffy run of form with just one win in their last six. The Cherries have pulled well clear of the bottom three and unless disaster strikes will survive the season with top flight status intact. There’s little to choose between these two. Draw.

LIVERPOOL vs BURNLEY (1500)
Poor old Burnley look doomed. Liverpool will look to regain top place. Home win.

LUTON TOWN vs SHEFFIELD UNITED (1500)
A true six-pointer, assuming the Blades are still fighting for survival. Which they’re probably not. Could be an interesting blood-and-guts encounter of the old fashioned type. Home win.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR vs BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION (1500)
Where’s the Brighton that illuminated the first half of the season? Between Shoreham and Newhaven. For Spurs, this is an opportunity to return to the top four, if only for a day. Home win.

WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS vs BRENTFORD (1500)
What a season Wolves, in 10th, are having. There weren’t many Wolves fans who wholeheartedly welcomed Gary O’Neil’s appointment on the cusp of this season, but he’s done them proud. So far. Brentford are flirting with the drop and today’s unlikely to help their cause. Home win.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST vs NEWCASTLE UNITED (1730)
Forest, too, are playing with fire although their fate still lies entirely in their own hands. Newcastle, whom many expected to be challenging for at least a top four finish, have disappointed and will find their hosts far from easy opposition. Draw.



*SUNDAY*

WEST HAM UNITED vs ARSENAL (1400)
Although you’ll hope they won’t, you’d expect Arsenal to win this and maintain their title challenge. Paqueta’s still out, but Kudus and Bowen represent our greatest danger in attack. There’s always a decent atmosphere in this fixture and that should help the attempt to make it three out of three against today’s opposition this season. Which would gives David Moyes a splendid opportunity to do an Arteta celebration. Pigs might fly. Draw.

ASTON VILLA vs MANCHESTER UNITED (1630)
Chances are Spurs overtook Villa yesterday into fourth place. This gives Villa a decent chance to return the favour. They’re marginally stronger than Man U and more consistent. Home advantage too. Home win.



*MONDAY*

CRYSTAL PALACE vs CHELSEA (2000)
Palace are five points clear of the drop zone. Comfortable for now, but nowhere near certain safety. Chelsea are in the bottom half of the table and just seven points above their hosts. This could actually be a decent watch. Draw.



*CHAMPIONSHIP*
There’s a nice little battle developing at the foot of the Championship. Actually, not so little, as a mere five points are all that separate the seven sides between Millwall in 16th and QPR in the third relegation place. Millwall visit Coventry tomorrow, while QPR host ninth place Norwich this afternoon. The Canaries are in the hunt for a ply-off place, for which the battle is even more intense with five points keeping teams from sixth to 13th apart.

At the top, Leicester (who play Watford, away) maintain a comfortable lead, while Southampton (Huddersfield, H), Leeds (Rotherham, H) and Ipswich (West Brom, H) have just two points between them.

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Mex Martillo 10:59 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Of course has to be a Hammers win to keep my life
time predictions going. So Moyes best practice his Arteta celebration.On
Agree
Bournemouth
Agree
Agree
Brighton
Agree
Newcastle
Agree
West Ham
Agree
Chelsea
Thanks Coffee

Manuel 11:09 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Luton can really pile the pressure on the likes of Everton/Forest/Palace/Brentford today.

Spurs/Brighton and Villa/Manu look like 2 good games.

Fauxstralian 2:03 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Top 2 clashes at 5.30 today
Bayer Leverkusen 52pts v Bayern 50pts
Real Madrid 58pts v Girona 56pts

One on Sky & the other on an ITV channel i think

With Kind Regards 4:27 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
City
Bournemouth
Liverpool
Luton
Draw
Wolves
Draw
Head says Arsenal
Villa
Chelsea

With Kind Regards 4:28 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
And thank you Coffee. I always enjoy this thread.

Fauxstralian 5:00 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
U18's .... Fulham 3 West Ham 4 (Rigge, Ajala 2, Akpata)
Now top of the Southern Division of the Premier League which we won last season. Level on points with Tottenham but we have 2 games in hand.

twoleftfeet 5:25 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Good to see Marshall getting some game time at WBA 🙄

onsideman 5:33 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Yes, frustrating for Marshall

Fauxstralian 6:00 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Played 20 mins or so in their last game
They have a home game v Cardiff on Tuesday, should be involved then you'd hope

Takashi Miike 6:26 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
the Leverkusen/Bayern game is also on the sky sports football youtube channel at 5.30

twoleftfeet 8:23 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Asian cup final

Jordan vs Qatar, currently 3-1 to Qatar in their home stadium.

All 3 goals penalties 🤔

onsideman 8:37 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football

Fauxstralian 6:00 Sat Feb 10

Played 20 mins or so in their last game


Yeah, that's why I thought he's get a shot today, especially with multiple changes to the starting 11 and 5 subs

LeroysBoots 10:45 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Bayer 3 Bayern 0

Last second breakaway goal with Neur up for a corner, hilarious !!

stewie griffin 11:01 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Stunned to see Kane do absolutely fuck all in a big game

Iron Duke 11:01 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Harry Kane leaving Spurs, who won nothing, and joining Bayern, who have won the last eleven Bundesligas, to win trophies, only to not win a trophy, is hilarious.

Eerie Descent 11:10 Sat Feb 10
Re: Saturday football
Kane & Haaland both proper flat track bullies.

RBshorty 1:00 Sun Feb 11
Re: Saturday football
It’s Leverkusen title too lose now. Know in Germany as serial choker’s. This will be up there with Dortmund’s blow up from last year. If they crater now.?

Cracking match BTW.

Fauxstralian 2:40 Sun Feb 11
Re: Saturday football
onsideman
After their game v Cardiff on Tuesday they have Southampton at home on Friday
Has to start one of those SURELY

Watched the Forest game
Was a Forest pen for me. Not a Vardy where the striker kicks his leg out into the keeper initiating contact. Ran in a straight line towards the ball & the keeper brought him down.
Suspect someone like Salah would have got that
We play Forest next week and Gibbs-White (easily their best) escaped a stonewall second yellow after barging a player over

Tomshardware 11:10 Mon Feb 12
Re: Saturday football
Tompkins still knocking around for Palace, on their bench tonight.

Tomshardware 11:23 Mon Feb 12
Re: Saturday football
People were comparing Moyes to Hodgson but in the opening 10 minutes of their game they've already showed more attacking intent than we did in the whole match yesterday. Also got me thinking about our game vs Chelsea early in the season when they absolutely battered us but didn't take their chances.

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