Premier League 2024/25 (Part 1)

or we can go for 19 wins and shit all over the cheats century record

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I think @SBYM’s point here is that we have to stop thinking ‘one game at time’ like those idiot coaches and players - looking at you Virg - keep saying. That’s clearly not the way to do it - if only they spent more time on TAN and less time listening to bald headed low countries dudes we’d walk it.

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3 of our 4 next league games are away from home and we play against Forest, Brentford and Bournemouth - all in the Top8 of the home table.

Highly doubt we’re getting maximum points here and if I remember correctly the 2-2 vs United last season did something to us.

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This is my big fear as well. The game last night felt like a combination of last season’'s draws against them - out of form side, one of their club’s worst ever, somehow summoning the spirit of their great sides to almost nick a win, let alone simply hold Liverpool to a draw. A lot of individual errors and then a total collapse of the side.

I’d be very happy with seven points out of nine. The fixture list isn’t kind on Liverpool but if the team can navigate those fixtures successfully, Man City, Chelsea, Everton, Aston Villa and Brighton remain of those difficult trips.

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On the flip side Liverpool are the best team in the league away from home.

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85 points will almost certainly win this league. That means we need to grab 39 points out of a possible 57. Feels do-able, right?

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Yep!!

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We have 46 from 57 so far, so yeah :+1:

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If I’m honest this is what makes the next two games helpful.

We aren’t going straight into another cup tie plus the results leading up to it where very good. I wonder if it’s just typical of long breaks for us.

As I’ve said they’ve become the new Everton meanwhile Everton actually played well and got results against our rivals.

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2 losses, 4 draws, 13 wins and we get 89 points.

I would imagine that will be more than enough to win it, and in all likelihood it could be more like 85-86 points to win the league.

We have some margin to play with, but ideally we put the hammer down and break the spirit of anyone who thinks they can challenge.

The focus should be on winning the next game, as ever.

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Come on Wolves. Rule over the Forest today and win.

The Nuno derby.

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“Holiday wobble”

3 wins and one draw….

:thinking:

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We dropped points in godawful conditions against a fierce rival that always plays hard at Anfield. Not much of a wobble, and I am not particularly worried about it starting a poor run. That is not to take away from the importance of the Forest match, but I cannot think Forest are particularly pleased to see LFC coming off a draw either.

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Like if we had struggled in other games I’d accept it but we never looked like losing two and one we stepped up and won.

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I’ll take that as a wobble

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Wolves will start the Forest slip to mid table today.

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As Forest score in the 6th.

I recall making a similar prediction at this time of the year that Leicester would fall to mid table in 2016.

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Leicester were ahead of everyone else I believe.

Anyhow Wolves new manager bounce is over.

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