[RobsonLegend]

(Torn will be proud )

vs. : Win
vs. : Win
vs. : Win

That's all.

Seriously--on paper, it's absolutely doable. West Ham has proven to be a bogey team, but let's not forget that the loss at OT last season was essentially a meaningless affair. If nothing else, it just whetted our appetite for more Carlitos.

What a glorious end to the season it would be to pip Chelsea to the post in the league, and rub it in their faces further in Moscow. Truth be told, if I had to pick just one to win, I'm hard-pressed to decide which one. Flip a coin either way for me. Just please don't finish empty-handed, even though that's a real possibility.

We must win out. And we will. I have faith in it. Why am I so confident? The stubborn tenacity with which we played the second half against Barca tells me so. As much as I hated dropping points against Blackburn and Chelsea, those weren't really "must-win" situations. Now that our backs are to the wall, it's time to step up and shine, lads.

[GocartMozart]

what i hate about this is pyschological momentum and the poise that you gain from winning. A drop from one side pretty much hands all the momentum to the other team and further gives that extra advantage going into the finals. This is stressful, but at least we're not facing chelsea three games in a row. Wigan really could do us a good turn and fuckoff. That would be nice

[ViSh23]

For me am much worry about west ham first of all... but playing at OT will be a boost for the team.. no mistake will be allow...

Why chelsea will be playing next monday instead of playing saturday... chelsea could have played earlier that united... that could be better...

Wigan could be a difficult game if this week end they goes down, i mean if other team takes point and put them in relegation zone..