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We're safe from the drop!!!!!
That's a weight off my mind.
Hahahaha quality post
By popular request/heckling, 'The Line' is now green, representing safety...
In a "the Line" first we have an anomaly. As was the case last week, all teams from Soton down cannot catch Spurs, but West Ham could. However, as Southampton won and the Spammers drew their table positions change but mathematically the Saints cannot overhaul Spurs points total....
Mate, if we get relegated now you do know we'd have to sacrifice you outside Chicken King?
FFS.....missed that.
#HangsHeadInShame
So....the brown line is the "shit, that's as high as we can place" line....
Er, mate if we get relegated then there's something seriously screwed up with the world. That green line....that's as low as Spurs can place.... 10th (maybe 11th depending on the Spammers)! - so the only way we're getting relegated is if we f**k up some other way.
...as if we're not capable of fucking up some other way. Like, we get docked 20 points for tapping phones in the Wet Spam Olympic Stadium farce. If anyone can do it, Spurs can
I'm scared of the line :avbshock:
I'll get my coat....
Ok, despite the likely backlash....
Keep in mind that:
- One win means we cannot be caught by Liverpool,
- Two wins, two draws and UEL is mathematically certain, but
- Win all five, we will finish third.
#FoodForThought
Keep in mind that:
- One win means we cannot be caught by Liverpool,
- Two wins, two draws and UEL is mathematically certain, but
- Win all five, we will finish third.
#FoodForThought
Seriously, how pathetic are QPR?
Why, because in the Premier League era no team finishing 5th has ever achieved more than 67 points?
No, it isn't mathematically certain, because statistics are made to be broken.
Just because no team finishing fifth has ever achieved more than 67 points in the Premier League era doesn't mean that won't be the case this year.