Sportsbet.io's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread

[igebotz]

No no no, no way this is happening, not again, i really cant believe how they can always made this, no matter the change of players coachs etc, seems like history prevails.

And yes im talking about Arsenal and his ussual chicken behavior, is just incredible, how you can always bottled?

HOW you can lose points against the last team of the league and not only the last team, is by far one of the worst teams in years of the Premier League, just incredible, i dont want to be in that dressroom right now.

The "Near success syndrome" has kicked in, it happened ending of February last season; It is the same script.

Saka will be be in and out as usual and the whole team will crumble under pressure - Arteta is a good manager but he lacks experience dealing with situations like this. He started experimenting with the team by this time last season and killed the chemistry, today he did the same thing - playing Saka out of position to accommodate Maduake, his been trying some new things lately.

Like I said in the other thread; City only need to win their remaining games and let Arsenal battle themselves. They have two London derbies just by the corner. Easy win eh? @Un_rank 

[notblox1]

Since the chip got ruined already I would like Wolves to win somehow. It won't prevent Arsenal from taking the title... but it would make me smile a little bit.

I think this draw against Arsenal is like a win for Wolves, since they dont stand a chance to survive in Premier League.
Wolves was very inspired and I lost all my bets today, and I collected only 5.5 points in this round, this was my black Wednesday 
What are your predictions, who is winning this pool in the end, un_rank, xlays, or someone else?

[BABY SHOES]

I only watched about 3 minutes of replay footage to see how this goal happened in last night's game... It seemed that Wolves in the second half dared to attack and that resulted in the last goal being a draw.

Arsenal are starting to slip away from their hold at the top of the table. Huh Pep might be happy with this result with only a few points adrift, don't let Manchester City really spoil it.

[cryptofrka]

Arsenal were really unlucky to lose points yesterday, and they deal well with pressure this season so I wouldn't say that they are cracking or something like that. At least not yet.
One of these games, but after getting only 2 points from the last 2 games, in which they were leading by 1 and 2 goals, it will be crucial for them to bounce back.

Luckily for them, its Spurs away next. If they didn't change the manager, I'd have said it's one of the easier games of the season. Could still be though

[leea-1334]

Love Wolves everybody,,, they gave us some more entertainment at Arsenal expense 

About Championship,,, to be 100% honest, I do not want it. But maybe, it would be good for the club. Just only it is a trap to go down,,, not easy to go back up at all.

That is never good for any club- it takes away a lot from the club; limit wages, expensive players leaving, cheap tickets and big sponsors moving away and before you realize it, you're left with an average championship team. No way you guys are getting relegated but finishing below 10 in a league where Brentford, Sunderland, Bournemouth with limited resources are up there in top 10 for two consecutive seasons would be crazy.

I wonder if this is going to be the new norm now, where clubs finishing below qualification are somehow still going to be competitive for big cups and big prizes.

This is why I did not like Levy,,, he would love this position. To stay in Premier League and not have to worry much but still getting prizes and money from Europa League for example.

Arsenal were really unlucky to lose points yesterday, and they deal well with pressure this season so I wouldn't say that they are cracking or something like that. At least not yet.
One of these games, but after getting only 2 points from the last 2 games, in which they were leading by 1 and 2 goals, it will be crucial for them to bounce back.

Luckily for them, its Spurs away next. If they didn't change the manager, I'd have said it's one of the easier games of the season. Could still be though

Nooo, do not believe in Spurs being Spurs, I know this is like heaven and earth at the moment but we usually find big ways to perform against big teams,,, and Arsenal is the biggest one at the moment.

We lost all our managers so maybe now there is even less pressure,,, I think we can even think to beat this team. I have to believe, because BSFL depends on it too 

[KTChampions]

Arsenal were really unlucky to lose points yesterday, and they deal well with pressure this season so I wouldn't say that they are cracking or something like that. At least not yet.
One of these games, but after getting only 2 points from the last 2 games, in which they were leading by 1 and 2 goals, it will be crucial for them to bounce back.

Luckily for them, its Spurs away next. If they didn't change the manager, I'd have said it's one of the easier games of the season. Could still be though

You underestimate Tottenham, they are fighting to avoid relegation, so they are very dangerous 
As for Arsenal, they haven't made any fatal mistakes "yet" (although that's what it looks like when you lose points in games against an underdogs), but they're already close. If City win against Newcastle, the pressure will increase to critical levels. I don't even know what the backup plan should be to rely on it, in my dreams it's United, but they are 8 points behind City.