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**VINPELA** · 05-01-2012, 11:13 PM

Who is watching? As I post, Man City have just scored. This is essentially the title decider as they both have an easy run in.

It wasn't really a title decider though, was it? I think you've been listening to the Sky and the rest of the media too much and taking it as gospel. They called it a title decider because they wanted everyone to watch it, but in reality it isn't over.

Man City's record away from home isn't great - they've failed to win half of their 18 away games. Going to Newcastle, who have lost only two home games, will NOT be easy. I doubt QPR will put up much of a fight, but they may still be fighting for survival, so you never know.

Man Utd should beat Swansea, but Sunderland away won't be easy, regardless of what Mancini says.

05-01-2012, 11:13 PM	#18
VINPELA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 425 Senior Member	Who is watching? As I post, Man City have just scored. This is essentially the title decider as they both have an easy run in. It wasn't really a title decider though, was it? I think you've been listening to the Sky and the rest of the media too much and taking it as gospel. They called it a title decider because they wanted everyone to watch it, but in reality it isn't over. Man City's record away from home isn't great - they've failed to win half of their 18 away games. Going to Newcastle, who have lost only two home games, will NOT be easy. I doubt QPR will put up much of a fight, but they may still be fighting for survival, so you never know. Man Utd should beat Swansea, but Sunderland away won't be easy, regardless of what Mancini says.
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