| After the international break 09:13 - Sep 21 with 686 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
Really interesting set of fixtures.
Taking Manchester City out of the equation we play 6 of the teams below us in October and November plus Coventry first week in December.
Out of the 9 teams below us we have beaten 2 of them already, so we could go into December plodding about mid table if all goes well.
Confident we can stay up this time, especially if we get to January window and in good shape. I was going to say we need a RB but we have an excellent one, we just didn't know it yet! [Post edited 21 Sep 9:16]
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| After the international break on 09:17 - Sep 21 with 641 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
I need O'Neil to play the nastiest low block of all time at the Etihad.
Other than that fixtures look decent. Wont be easy though, even watching Fulham yesterday got some players who can really hurt you. Josh King is quality. |  |
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| After the international break on 09:20 - Sep 21 with 621 views | WolfieAtTheBack |
| After the international break on 09:17 - Sep 21 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
I need O'Neil to play the nastiest low block of all time at the Etihad.
Other than that fixtures look decent. Wont be easy though, even watching Fulham yesterday got some players who can really hurt you. Josh King is quality. |
Or to City and have a right go at them like Sunderland did.
Imagine beating them at their spot. | | | |
| After the international break on 09:29 - Sep 21 with 578 views | MattinLondon |
| After the international break on 09:17 - Sep 21 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
I need O'Neil to play the nastiest low block of all time at the Etihad.
Other than that fixtures look decent. Wont be easy though, even watching Fulham yesterday got some players who can really hurt you. Josh King is quality. |
I watched the City v Sunderland match yesterday and City looked very weak in the middle with no little fight or determination. Possibly they are not used to teams trying to take them on but they did look frail. Could well have been an off-day for them but Sunderland were a tad unlucky.
Enzo Maresca seems to always land in his feet. |  | | |
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