Relegation Battle

[kramer]

Also, there was the Dan Gosling game even though it was in the cup.

His Anfield record and general derby record were horrible though.

I’m hoping he’s developed a few new tricks to cope with tough matches.

[Cozzie]

I'm pretty sure when his West ham side beat Arsenal at the Emirates that was his first win away against the traditional "big four"? Could be wrong though

[superpull]

He could barely win at Old Trafford when he managed United.

His record at better teams grounds is abhorrent - his home form against them marginally better.

He's managed 254 games against Chelsea, United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs and City. He has won 53. 20%.

Considering some of those games where when he was United manager and that Spurs and City have been terrible for a decent chunk of his management career - it leads me to think it's probably worth writing off that game in hand.

[MayorFarnham]

Gap is getting bigger all the time. I don't hold out much hope of an improvement second time around.

[Bob Sacamano]

Yeah I predict at best 2pts gained against Liverpool during the next 2.5yrs. Happily take one of those next month and the other as the first ever derby in the new ground.

[blueforyou]

Moyes won three home League games against Liverpool:

2004: 1-0
2006: 3-0
2010: 2-0

[Shogun]

Ipswich taking hammerings now. Newcastle, City and the shite.

[Gash]

Would be very nice if it's like this at full time, 6 ahead of Wolves and 7 above relegation.

[Cereal Killer]

Would be very nice if it's like this at full time, 6 ahead of Wolves and 7 above relegation.

1 behind Spurs

[Nicco]

1 behind Spurs

And two behind Utd

[Nicco]

If somebody would have suggested we were going to be 1 and 2 p behind Spurs and Utd after 22 games at the beginning of the season everyone would assume our season being a great a success

[Lazarou II]

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[Shogun]

Sorry, just trying to find 18th from the position we're in

[Mouse]

Do we close this now or wait for Leicester?

[Mouse]

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Beat me to it