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By:
The Dragon
When: 28 Oct 24 10:17
out to 3/1 now and in nicely green on this one currently

5 points behind city now which is beginning to be a bit of a gap
By:
easykc1
When: 28 Oct 24 22:51
unless you layed them for a big wedge which i doubt very much the most you will be green for is a few quid
By:
The Dragon
When: 29 Oct 24 16:35
yes only small at this stage easykc but it is green- wont cash out and let it ride- gives me interest as the season goes on . i also layed brum and leeds pre season as you may have seen from different threads.

ive cashed out for a loss on brum as i think they will win it- leeds are ridiciously short now at evens on here - im letting that one ride and its currently red
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Nov 24 13:47
losing 1-0 at newcastle poor defending
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Nov 24 14:45
7/2 now still 1-0 at newcastle
By:
Lifter
When: 02 Nov 24 22:58
They're in a top 4 battle now
By:
The Dragon
When: 03 Nov 24 14:04
4/1
By:
The Dragon
When: 03 Nov 24 14:06
7 points and 7 gd from leaders liverpool
By:
The Dragon
When: 03 Nov 24 15:57
away to chelsea next
By:
The Dragon
When: 10 Nov 24 13:17
10 points behind liverpool now  must win game today at chelsea
By:
The Dragon
When: 10 Nov 24 13:20
currently 4/1
By:
Storm Alert
When: 11 Nov 24 11:22
Wondered if this was the moment I could green up my lay bet, but amazing they are only 5.0 on the exchange. If anything worth going in again. Real chance is probably about 25/1 I would have thought, as City would need a points deduction this season and Liverpool a collapse. Both eventualities unlikely even though more than 2/3rds of season to go. Arsenal were excellent last season in the PL, but not quite hitting the same level this season or getting much luck with match results and injuries.
By:
Crisp77
When: 11 Nov 24 15:06
Opta Analyst has Arsenal at 5% - 19/1
By:
Emitdeb
When: 11 Nov 24 19:27
Almost in the Bag last season.. Very unlucky.. Grin
By:
Storm Alert
When: 12 Nov 24 10:31
Had to go in again Crisp, price makes no sense this season. Fourth year on the trot I’m tying up cash until May, but money for old rope…
By:
Emitdeb
When: 12 Nov 24 15:02
Pains me to say it but I'm not a confident as you Stormy... Hope you're right..
By:
The Dragon
When: 19 Nov 24 09:27
me too im letting the lay ride they havean awful lot of ground to make up.

Home to a much improved Forest this weekend who are the only team to beat liverpool this season. Should be interesting
By:
The Dragon
When: 23 Nov 24 18:55
16/5 now on here. second favs -keep laying
By:
The Dragon
When: 23 Nov 24 18:56
good win v forest
By:
The Dragon
When: 23 Nov 24 18:57
away tothe hammers next - should win that one
By:
The Dragon
When: 23 Nov 24 19:11
3/1 now
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 16:20
same price on here after dropping 2 at fulham who go to anfield next.

6 points behind liverpool, inferior goal diff and pool have a game in hand.

home to everton next
By:
impossible123
When: 08 Dec 24 16:31
Typical Arsenal keep dropping points and not winning matches against inferior opponents. A miracle if winning the Premier League.
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 16:40
long way to go imp123
By:
impossible123
When: 08 Dec 24 16:56
Arsenal had a 10-point lead one x'mas but was overtaken by City with at least a game to spare. A reliable keeper is a must eg Shilton under Clough/Taylor at Notts Forest managing a bunch of misfits to the League and European Cup.
By:
mesmerised
When: 08 Dec 24 17:08
^ Tell us what season Arsenal had a 10 point lead at Christmas then ?+

23/24  - they had a 1pt lead on Xmas day
22/23 - they had a 2pt lead on Xmas day
21/22 - Man City were leading
20/21 - Liverpool were leading
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 17:12
they had an 8 point lead in 2002/2003 and lost it
By:
mesmerised
When: 08 Dec 24 17:23
max lead that had 02/03 was 5 points
Still doesn't explain the phantom 10 pt lead Arsenal had at Xmas over City
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 17:33
Arsenal (2002/2003) - 8 points

Not only did Arsenal bottle an eight-point lead in March, but they lost to relegation-threatened Leeds United with just two games left to send the Premier League title up north on a platinum platter.
By:
mesmerised
When: 08 Dec 24 17:58
End of Game Week 28 - 24 Feb 2003
#    Team    M.    W    D    L    goals    Dif.    Pt.
1    Arsenal FC, England    Arsenal FC    28    18    6    4    62:30    32    60
2    Manchester United, England    Manchester United    28    16    7    5    45:26    19    55
3    Newcastle United, England    Newcastle United    28    16    4    8    45:33    12    52

End of Game Week 29 - 8th March 2003 -
1    Arsenal FC, England    Arsenal FC    29    19    6    4    64:30    34    63
2    Manchester United, England    Manchester United    29    17    7    5    47:27    20    58
3    Newcastle United, England    Newcastle United    29    17    4    8    47:34    13    55

End of Game Week 30 - 16th March 2003
1    Arsenal FC, England    Arsenal FC    29    19    6    4    64:30    34    63
2    Manchester United, England    Manchester United    29    17    7    5    47:27    20    58
3    Newcastle United, England    Newcastle United    29    17    4    8    47:34    13    55

End of Game Week 32 - 24th March
1    Arsenal FC, England    Arsenal FC    31    20    6    5    66:33    33    66
2    Manchester United, England    Manchester United    31    19    7    5    51:27    24    64
3    Newcastle United, England    Newcastle United    31    19    4    8    54:35    19    61

never more than 5 points

Still, where was there 10 points lead over City at Christmas.
By:
mesmerised
When: 08 Dec 24 18:00
When Arsenal lost to Leeds, Man United were already 1 pt ahead with 2 games left, United won both games, so the Leeds result irrelevant.
By:
impossible123
When: 08 Dec 24 18:03
Did Arsenal not have a 10-point lead at any time whether it was leading up to one x'mas recently, and overtaken by City? I know my memory is not good these days however, whether it was 8-points of 10 points at any time or leading up to x'mas did not hide the fact Arsenal led but unshipped only a short few months later.

I understand it's difficult for any ardent emotional Arsenal fan their team succumbed despite leading by a monumental margin of points just a short few months prior to the end.
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 18:15
give me sport  website says otherwise mes
By:
mesmerised
When: 08 Dec 24 18:17
they're wrong, if ever there was an 8 point lead, it would only have been after Arsenal had played their game in a given game week and the team below had yet to play there's.

Still waiting for impossible to provide the evidence that Arsenal blew a 10 points lead at Xmas, in your own time.
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Dec 24 18:24
16/5 now
By:
impossible123
When: 14 Dec 24 16:41
Yet to score at home against Everton. Only 7 mins left of normal time.
By:
sofaking
When: 14 Dec 24 16:54
Would need to be 20/1 to tempt me....
By:
spyker
When: 14 Dec 24 17:26
What's the conspiracy this time as to why Arsenal weren't allowed to win? Champions win games like this when other contenders don't, Shirley.
By:
The Dragon
When: 15 Dec 24 12:28
9/2  now very happy with my lay bet so far
By:
Storm Alert
When: 15 Dec 24 12:40
Same here, laid them @ 2.84 on the 15th Aug and @ 1.3 top two finish in July. Was intending to lay off after difficult first six matches, but they did better than I expected. Which sort of indicates they haven't been that good since; much more inconsistent compared to last season. On their day look very good; suited to CL I think.
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