Barclays Premier League Round 34, and a Bit of 35, I Guess

[EdinBruges]

So many journo's SEETHING about Jon Moss, anybody would think they're desperate for Leicester to win the league or something.

[ChappyHova]

Everyone with a brain cell is desperate for them to do it

[EdinBruges]

Not to the extent that outright blatant cheating like Vardy's is being ignored

[ChappyHova]

I hope Vardy punches the ball into the net against Chelsea to win the league

[U R GAY]

Not saying you Djed but on twitter every Arsenal fan I come across seems to be absolutely against the idea of Leicester winning the league to the point they seemingly prefer their rivals Spurs winning it. You type LCFC in and half the comments are from Arsenal fans moaning about them being dopers or cheats - and I'm not saying even after today, I mean in general from the last month or so.

I get why Spurs fans would be like that as they're in a direct title race with them (and on the whole, they've not even really been very much like that) but Arsenal have been on the outside of the title race for a while now and yet their fans seem vehemently anti-Leicester? Majority of City, United, Chelsea, Liverpool seem to be very supportive of Leicester's miracle title run. Arsenal fans seem to be bitter as fuck about it.

[EdinBruges]

It's not just Arsenal fans that think Leicester are doping, a lot of people who are relatively respected  on Twitter have made sly comments about it so I don't think all of those comments are sour grapes though a lot of them from our fanbase are. They've probably jumped on the bandwagon.

I don't actually follow that many Arsenal fans at the moment as it got tiresome seeing the arguments and diatribe each weekend (yes, i know, the irony), but I think the ones who'd rather Spurs win it than Leicester will be ones who've never stepped foot in the UK, let alone been to the Emirates and understood the North London rivalry.

[lamb döner and chips]

I spent the last four hours writing about my experiences specifying corrosion protection paintwork for structural steel. From your comments I can see the Leicester v West Ham was at least as interesting as that.

[ic]

Regardless of who dived or what ref bottled it, that was a good point for Leicester against the only in-form team they have to play in the run-in

[EdinBruges]

Sounds more interesting than that half of football tbh.

[Visar Musliukas]

Tbf as much as i want to, i find it hard to hate tottenham, the teams very likeable, and i rarely know enough spurs fans where i have to endure some north london #bantz

That being said, fuck off spurs and come on leicester you doped up, wonderful cunts

[almachtig]

I kind of want Tottenham to win it tbh. I don't like when underdogs do well as a rule, I feel far more jealous of their success than when a team like United or Chelsea with millions do well.

Like we finished joint on points with Leicester 3 years back and now there's 43 places between us and they're going to do something I will never get to experience. At least with United fans I can call them glory hunting cunts and move on.

[ChappyHova]

Howler

[Simon]

There is nothing better than an underdog success. Seeing a big team, that is expected to do well, succeed is boring as fuck in comparison.

[Stu]

great strike by Bolasie

[EdinBruges]

So fucking obvious that was coming.

Alexis and Ozil are fucking wasted in this team.