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Soccer/Football

bluecollar2

(3,622 posts) Sat Feb 1, 2020, 11:56 PM Feb 2020

Southampton done and dusted

4-0

3 points

22 points clear.

Who's next?

YNWA

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Southampton done and dusted (Original Post) bluecollar2 Feb 2020 OP

Norwich, away on the 15th. The Pool could lose 6 of their remaining OnDoutside Feb 2020 #1

First match I saw was bluecollar2 Feb 2020 #2

It was the Fairs Cup Semi final loss to Leeds that did it for me, even OnDoutside Feb 2020 #4

22 points is the largest lead in top flight English football in history Ron Obvious Feb 2020 #3

OnDoutside

(20,658 posts)

1. Norwich, away on the 15th. The Pool could lose 6 of their remaining

Reply to bluecollar2 (Original post)

Sun Feb 2, 2020, 03:47 AM

Feb 2020

games and still win the league. 30 years of hurt is coming to an end ! I started following Liverpool in 1970, and had the most wonderful next 20 years of watching their success....I could never have imagined that it would take a further 30 years for them to win their next title

bluecollar2

(3,622 posts)

2. First match I saw was

Reply to OnDoutside (Reply #1)

Sun Feb 2, 2020, 07:49 AM

Feb 2020

The 71 cup final when Liverpool lost to Arsenal...

Been a reds fan ever since...

YNWA

OnDoutside

(20,658 posts)

4. It was the Fairs Cup Semi final loss to Leeds that did it for me, even

Reply to bluecollar2 (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 3, 2020, 04:21 PM

Feb 2020

though...or probably because, my brother supported Leeds 😁

Ron Obvious

(6,261 posts)

3. 22 points is the largest lead in top flight English football in history

Reply to bluecollar2 (Original post)

Mon Feb 3, 2020, 03:32 AM

Feb 2020

Not, as these bogus records usually show, since 1992 and the start of the premiership. No, in history...

If City were to lose one more game, Liverpool could win the title at Goodison.

We're witnessing history here.

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