LUFCTALK

It seems very unlikely that Raphinha will still be around, and there may well be a new striker. I suspect that most of the new signings will be involved. They've been brought in to play the way the manager wants from the team. My guess is: Meslier Kristensen - Koch- Cooper- Firpo Adams - Roca Sinist...

Apart from an attacking midfielder I think the greatest need is RB and LB. We haven't got an adequate LB at all, and we need to be lining up Ayling's replacement - possibly Drameh but otherwise we need to buy.

Paddy Kenny?

That surprise Everton defeat makes things very interesting given that they finish away to Man City.

One more win guarantees 10th. Every chance we'll win both games given current form but more than likely Arsenal will take the 4 points they need, so 10th it's going to be. 59 points would be a phenomenal return for a newly promoted team. In each of the last three seasons, 59 points would have delive...

All of the above, and confirmation of new contract for the manager.

Metro1962 wrote:

Metro1962 wrote: I am going for Leeds to finish above Liverpool

As above.

I love your optimism but that’s giving Liverpool only 1 point from their last 4 games?

The lot of the supporter is to veer between optimism and pessimism depending on the last performance. With the remaining opponents being 3 of the bottom 5, all of whom will have zilch to motivate them by the time we play them, our best players all back from injury, and how well we played yesterday, ...

Nic wrote:With 5 points from the last three games, how many of you are revising final tally points upwards?

Absolutely. The heart says 4 wins and a draw and a final tally of 60. The head says there’s bound to be one game that goes wrong so we’ll end up on 57/58. Probably 9th.

dunboyne white wrote:So it's Leicester, West Ham, Everton and Leeds for next season's Champions League?

Not going to happen of course, I see a backdown by the "super six" by the end of this week.

Why didn't I type "by the end of the day"?