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Robioto wrote: ↑Tue Nov 25, 2025 3:04 pm Easy answer is Arsenal, but even though they feel more resilient this year, I'm convinced they will have a collapse at some point. However, I don't think the other teams will be good enough to capitalise... so Arsenal, but with some scares, probably from City, who I assume will spend freely in January again in an attempt to keep up.

I know they beat Wolves, but they were crap again. Already had a pretty big wobble and I expect them to do so again in the new year, especially when things really heat up in April. Arteta doesn't deserve anything if Saturday night is his answer to how he wants to approach games against team with 2 points in 15 games. Make or break for him this season and my gut says they/he will bottle the big prizes once again.

Arsenal should really have a much healthier gap. They've still got a good chance, but it is starting to feel like the winner will somewhat stumble over the line as all the teams look like they have a mistake in them or have can be got at a little bit.

Yeah there's absolutely no chance I watched the would be champions last night. Man City are miles better.

Shogun wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 12:39 pm Yeah there's absolutely no chance I watched the would be champions last night. Man City are miles better.

I went out yesterday to watch both the late games, there were a load of us including a good few arsenal fans and they were defo a lot more reserved about their chances than the last time i saw them.
One even commented to me as i was saying my goodbyes that there was no way they were winning it if the carried on playing like they are.
I don't know what it is about them, i just can't take to them, and i used to love watching them when they had henry, pires and viera et all

Someone has to at least mention Villa at this point.

Less likely than Arsenal or City for sure and largely scraping one goal wins but at a certain point, they might just be buoyed by Arsenal being out of sorts and City being a bit soft behind an incredible attack.

There’s absolutely no pressure on them and Emery is precisely the sort of guy who could pull this sort of thing off.

kramer wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 7:19 pm Someone has to at least mention Villa at this point.

Less likely than Arsenal or City for sure and largely scraping one goal wins but at a certain point, they might just be buoyed by Arsenal being out of sorts and City being a bit soft behind an incredible attack.

There’s absolutely no pressure on them and Emery is precisely the sort of guy who could pull this sort of thing off.

Was waiting for someone to do this.

Mods - how does a lifetime ban work?

Doubt it

They've got Chelsea and Arsenal away next, so you'd imagine they'd drop from the leading pack at that point.

I remember last season or the one before where they were doing well near the top and some absolute moron started a "Will Villa win the title?" thread and then they fell apart.

I still think arsenal are favourites, think they've had their wobble early enough to kick on

I'm going to go out on a limb, and make the brave prediction that City is going to win the league!

I just think City will click and Arsenal will bottle it once again. City have been in this position before and just have the know how to get the job done.

kramer wrote: ↑Sun Dec 21, 2025 7:19 pm Someone has to at least mention Villa at this point.

Less likely than Arsenal or City for sure and largely scraping one goal wins but at a certain point, they might just be buoyed by Arsenal being out of sorts and City being a bit soft behind an incredible attack.

There’s absolutely no pressure on them and Emery is precisely the sort of guy who could pull this sort of thing off.

You’re all welcome.

I say it and it dies.

Not the RS!

Arsenal...is it done?

Annoyingly, tonight is the type of game they usually cock up in.

If they are to win later then I think they see it through.