Think it could well be goodnight Vienna for Norwich and Watford. At this risk of sounding hugely prejudicial, I don't know what Leeds were thinking in hiring a sceptic to save them. Burnley and Everton still in the mix for my two cents but still can't help but be draaaaagged back in to hoping we still notch a few points between now and May!

Edited by Nicholas91 (10 Mar 2022 10.18pm)

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

All but certain to be regulated, with Watford not in a much better position realistically. Third spot's a bit of a coin toss still though.

Maybe the key points for us to notch will be home wins against Leeds and Watford. In which case; job done.

Palace since 19 August 1972. Palace 1 (Tony Taylor) Liverpool 1 (Emlyn Hughes)

Just thinking aloud on this - Has a Brit ever managed in the NFL ? (Does anyone know)

His name was Bob Bradley who took up the reins at Swansea when they were 17th in the table and wasn't at the club for long.
He was manager when Swansea defeated us 5-4 when Pardew was at the helm.

Apropos Norwich, I assert with a degree of confidence that they will be ploughing their furrow in the Championship next season.

Edited by Willo (11 Mar 2022 9.08am)

Leeds were shocking last night. Lost of possession but so many unforced errors. I was angry and frustrated for them. Villa are good; but they are not that good.

Burnley are maestros at survival on the cheap. They will crawl out of the bottom 3 come May.

Any other season Brentford would be certs for the drop. However, there are 2 teams below them who have pressed self-destruct.

Everton are awful and their confidence is gone. The Championship beckons. However, after last night, the one thing that will just save them - by a scrape - is Leeds being even worse.