Here’s an interview from Stoke City fan Nik Godridge ahead of Sundays game.
How long have you supported Stoke?
I’ve been going to Stoke since ‘89, when the big fences came down after Hillsborough. That along with a slight lull in the violence around that time made watching Stoke safe enough. I was 9 at that time.
We talk to Dave from www.manchestercity.vitalfootball.co.uk ahead of tomorrow’s game.
Who Are You?
My birth name is Dave but I go by the username Tudor. I am the editor of Vital Manchester City, a site devoted solely to the Blues. In May 2010 I will have been at the helm for three years having built the site up from nothing. I have a couple of co-editors who help me out, all of which are devoted City supporters. The site devotes its time in bringing fans news via our front page articles, and of course we have several forums.
We talk to Inter Fan Akash from India ahead of tomorrow’s Champions League clash at the San Siro. (Rockball from forzainterforums.com)
What are your expectations for the remainder of the season?
Serie A – We will win it. I think it will become tougher since we will drop some points now but in the end we will prevail.
Coppa Italia – We should win this too though we aren’t motivated for it.
Champions League – If we manage to get past Chelsea, then I would fancy our chances of winning it. But not very hopeful of it.
We talk to Wolves fan Dave aka Dudleywolf from Wolverhampton-Wanderers.co.uk ahead of tomorrow’s game.
How long have you Supported Wolverhampton for?
I started supporting Wolves in 1966 after watching England win the World cup! I am therefore old enough to remember watching Wolves beat Chelsea 7-1 at Molineux!
Cardiff in the Cup tomorrow, we talk to Steve Davies-Evans before the game.
How long have you Supported Cardiff City for?
Been supporting Cardiff for almost 20 years (christ that makes me sound old although Im just 27). First game was a 2-0 home win against Colchester 19 years ago with Carl Dale and Nathan Blake getting the goals that day!
We Catch up with Everton fan Liam Lackey ahead of tonights clash.
What are your expectations for Everton this season?
Pretty much a dead season due to us being way off the running for a top four spot and now out of our most realistic aim for a trophy (the FA Cup). That being said, we are on good form and are getting many key players back now (mainly Arteta and Jagielka to come) so hopefully we can push on in the Europa League and potentially cause a few upsets in that. Domestically I think top seven is our most realistic aim which could lead to another season in Europe for us if things go our way in domestic competitions.
We catch up with Guy Keen aka OzGoonerGuy ahead of our clash with Arsenal tomorrow.
What are your expectations for the remainder of the season for both sides?
Expectations (or more high hopes): after our win on Sunday, Arsenal and Chelsea will be going neck and neck for the league title for the remainder of the season. Rooney will injure a knee in the next couple of weeks, so United will be stuffed. Arsenal will clinch it with a week to spare.
We catch up with Tony Strange ahead of our trip to Turf Moor.
What are your expectations for the remainder of the season for Burnley and Chelsea?
I guess in terms of staying in the premiership Burnley and Chelsea are worlds apart. Will Burnley survive? maybe just. At home we are a totally different force than away, as our home record will testify. I think Chelsea will see a very Different Burnley side than the one beaten at your place and I’d wager we’ll get something from the game. This said Chelsea are on fire at the moment and are my prediction for the title.