It's over.

You're not winning the title this year.

I think we all do that.

10 points point.

Chelsea.

It's all about consolidating Champions League football now, and who knows?

This might be here to divisional barracks.

Then again, didn't we all say that last year?

Won seven of the last 10 and don't seem like there isn't air Ikeda at all, and not because Vincent Jansen has suddenly woken up and remember that he's a striker.

Let's not go crazy because Anne Erickson and so on have continued their goal scoring for Latino continues to work his magic.

To think the country was open arms whenever based Nigel Adkins four years ago and could even be set for a move to Barcelona the end of the season.

It'll be a tough trip to Burnley, though, even if they haven't actually lost the Clarence in seven years earlier.

Enjoying a pretty decent season, I've never really been in danger of litigation and are currently eight points clear off the drop zone.

However, they haven't actually one for seven games now, one of which included a one nil defeat to Lincoln City.

Bit embarrassing, However, that's probably because five of those games came away from home.

As we all know, Burleigh go to absolute pieces whenever they leave turf.

Moor, the car asshole form is the third best in the league, having one night for 14 which makes that defeat Lincoln all the more perplexing.

They haven't been beaten a Turf Moor in the league since November.

So best of luck with that Spurs Andre Graze Me tip for England, which I think just shows how desperate the country's gotten Robbie Brady, Irish hero, has settled in just point, while Joey Barton has done a good job and making everybody forget that he walked out on the globe nearly a year ago.

First won't find it easy, and Sean likes man, that's for sure.

So what's gonna happen?

Are Spurs gonna strengthen their grip on second place?