Given Man U's recent record at the Emirates, I believe the title is still Man U's to lose if "we" can dispense with the small matter of Chelsea's visit to OT, which I expect us to.

But this worries me..

Take a look at Man U's injured XI:

Lindegaard; O'Shea, Vidic, Ferdinand, Evans (sort of injured); Rafael, Anderson, Hargreaves, Fletcher, Park; Owen

With five ‘starting’ in defence, United’s injured XI could line-up in a 5-4-1 formation with Anderson, Owen Hargreaves, Darren Fletcher and Ji-Sung Park in midfield and Michael Owen as the lone striker.

@blazin- that we will do to B'burn at the Emirates esp with the return of Walcott,being on Song as well as Fabulous after the international break.Fab is due to start training this week and the draws will be a thing of the past.

@Jus Blazin......What are you talking about, i can't remember the last time L'pool won a match against Arsenal in the league hata wacha mambo ya Emirates, same goes for Bolton. Like i said earlier the only game that I'm a little bit worried about is the Spurs match but their involvement in the CL might just help us out on that one.

All the top three teams will dropped points and one thing i can assure you is that some of those drop points will be when its least expected.....i bet you didn't think Wolves would be the ones to end your unbeaten run, did you?

Yes, I didn't think Wolves could do the damage. In equal breathe, don't be quick to dismiss Fools and Bolton.

The Gunners just need to win all the next fixtures including beating Man-u and they are champions!With the coming back of Walcot,Fabulous, Song and Vamalean this is possible!