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peterg Anerley 13 Sep 20 1.37pm
Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa. I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway. Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders? Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm) The right place at the right time
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Anerley 13 Sep 20 1.37pm

Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa.
I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway.
Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders?

Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm)

The right place at the right time

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glaziermart 13 Sep 20 1.46pm
We have much better players than most pundits give us credit for, apart from those who really know the club like Clinton Morrison. There are some like Jamie Redknapp who do praise our quality. I think we are easily a top 10 team
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13 Sep 20 1.46pm

We have much better players than most pundits give us credit for, apart from those who really know the club like Clinton Morrison. There are some like Jamie Redknapp who do praise our quality. I think we are easily a top 10 team

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sotac464 Berkshire 13 Sep 20 1.46pm
Originally posted by peterg Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa. I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway. Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders? Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm) Who cares? We're always one of the favorites. There are the top 6, then Leicester, Everton, Wolves, that leaves 11 teams fighting relegation. I dont see why you should be shocked, we got 1 point from 24 in the last 7 games from last season I like the signings we have made, if Benhrama comes in, would possibly make us top 10, if on the other hand Zaha goes, we would in my opinion, still be relegation candidates. My equalibrium unbalanced me. Paul Draper Brighton 19/2/2018
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Berkshire 13 Sep 20 1.46pm

Originally posted by peterg

Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm)

Who cares? We're always one of the favorites. There are the top 6, then Leicester, Everton, Wolves, that leaves 11 teams fighting relegation.

I dont see why you should be shocked, we got 1 point from 24 in the last 7 games from last season

I like the signings we have made, if Benhrama comes in, would possibly make us top 10, if on the other hand Zaha goes, we would in my opinion, still be relegation candidates.

My equalibrium unbalanced me. Paul Draper Brighton 19/2/2018

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 13 Sep 20 1.49pm
On BETFAIR exchange which is more accurate, efficient and doesn�t run these kind of ante post bets at a possible loss leader show there�s not a lot in it between the clubs usually above the relegation zone like us and Newcastle and West Ham, which is what you�d expect. Too difficult for outsiders to say who�ll finish 14-17 or thereabouts and of course some teams have thick and thin patches. However, the bookies might have looked at our finish last season rather than deeper into transfers and holes filled. COYP
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Caterham 13 Sep 20 1.49pm

On BETFAIR exchange which is more accurate, efficient and doesn�t run these kind of ante post bets at a possible loss leader show there�s not a lot in it between the clubs usually above the relegation zone like us and Newcastle and West Ham, which is what you�d expect. Too difficult for outsiders to say who�ll finish 14-17 or thereabouts and of course some teams have thick and thin patches.

However, the bookies might have looked at our finish last season rather than deeper into transfers and holes filled.

COYP

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jeeagles 13 Sep 20 1.52pm
Originally posted by peterg Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa. I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway. Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders? Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm) Villa beat us convincingly at the end of last season. I think Fulham and West Brom will go down. The final relegation spot is wide open.
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13 Sep 20 1.52pm

Originally posted by peterg

Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm)

Villa beat us convincingly at the end of last season. I think Fulham and West Brom will go down. The final relegation spot is wide open.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 1.59pm
Originally posted by peterg Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa. I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway. Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders? Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm) Judging by yesterday's performance, Wet Spam. Also I think the Weed will finish below us although their players have had a year to get used to Potterball, so may not get relegated. Burnley may fall if they lose Tarkowski and don't strengthen. Although Sheff Utd have bought players, not sure they will be able to repeat last year's performance, so another candidate to finish below us. I therefore see at least 7 teams finishing below us leaving us at least 13th.
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Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 1.59pm

Originally posted by peterg

Shocked to see that Palace are fourth favourite for relegation, with odds around 3/1. The top three are Fulham, West Brom and Villa.
I would have thought that once our full defence is back in place, we are a solid mid-table team. And even with an improvised defence, we saw off Southampton yesterday anyway.
Which teams other than the three named above do we see as relegation contenders?

Edited by peterg (13 Sep 2020 1.38pm)

Judging by yesterday's performance, Wet Spam.

Also I think the Weed will finish below us although their players have had a year to get used to Potterball, so may not get relegated.

Burnley may fall if they lose Tarkowski and don't strengthen.

Although Sheff Utd have bought players, not sure they will be able to repeat last year's performance, so another candidate to finish below us.

I therefore see at least 7 teams finishing below us leaving us at least 13th.

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taylors lovechild 13 Sep 20 2.48pm
What Roy and the team showed yesterday is that with a trio of quality attacking players you can undo the modern obsession with the press. Leave 7/8 players in our own half to deal with their threat and then hit long diagonals/down the line. Last season we lacked that and so didn't carry a big threat. Once Eze is match fit and with Bats to come in we could pick off some big guns this season if we can improve the long passes. From the outside I would probably have put us in and around the relegation spots, but from the inside I think we are suddenly looking like a very balanced team.
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What Roy and the team showed yesterday is that with a trio of quality attacking players you can undo the modern obsession with the press. Leave 7/8 players in our own half to deal with their threat and then hit long diagonals/down the line. Last season we lacked that and so didn't carry a big threat. Once Eze is match fit and with Bats to come in we could pick off some big guns this season if we can improve the long passes. From the outside I would probably have put us in and around the relegation spots, but from the inside I think we are suddenly looking like a very balanced team.

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 2.56pm
Originally posted by taylors lovechild What Roy and the team showed yesterday is that with a trio of quality attacking players you can undo the modern obsession with the press. Leave 7/8 players in our own half to deal with their threat and then hit long diagonals/down the line. Last season we lacked that and so didn't carry a big threat. Once Eze is match fit and with Bats to come in we could pick off some big guns this season if we can improve the long passes. From the outside I would probably have put us in and around the relegation spots, but from the inside I think we are suddenly looking like a very balanced team. Good post. Am looking forward to how we play once we have our new boys fully up and running. I wonder whether some of those pressing teams will be a bit more cautious against us, though.
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doombear

Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 2.56pm

Originally posted by taylors lovechild

Good post. Am looking forward to how we play once we have our new boys fully up and running. I wonder whether some of those pressing teams will be a bit more cautious against us, though.

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cryrst The garden of England 13 Sep 20 3.51pm
I saw a style that was unusual for us. Looking for the through ball and attacking from half way. A key in this I think is milo. If roy puts him more to an attacking mindset imo that would crack it. Maybe with batman and eze and wilf if he stays the key to a good season is there. McCarthy is a player who will take one for the team and so he should. Break up the play as we should be lightning on the break with those up front. Next week is the acid test. Play well against manure with a constant threat and confidence in our ability with grow. COYP
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cryrst

The garden of England 13 Sep 20 3.51pm

I saw a style that was unusual for us.
Looking for the through ball and attacking from half way. A key in this I think is milo. If roy puts him more to an attacking mindset imo that would crack it. Maybe with batman and eze and wilf if he stays the key to a good season is there.
McCarthy is a player who will take one for the team and so he should. Break up the play as we should be lightning on the break with those up front.
Next week is the acid test. Play well against manure with a constant threat and confidence in our ability with grow.
COYP

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doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 4.14pm
Originally posted by cryrst I saw a style that was unusual for us. Looking for the through ball and attacking from half way. A key in this I think is milo. If roy puts him more to an attacking mindset imo that would crack it. Maybe with batman and eze and wilf if he stays the key to a good season is there. McCarthy is a player who will take one for the team and so he should. Break up the play as we should be lightning on the break with those up front. Next week is the acid test. Play well against manure with a constant threat and confidence in our ability with grow. COYP Thought he did a good job on that rat W-P yesterday. Edited by doombear (13 Sep 2020 4.15pm)
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Too far from Selhurst Park 13 Sep 20 4.14pm

Originally posted by cryrst

I saw a style that was unusual for us.
Looking for the through ball and attacking from half way. A key in this I think is milo. If roy puts him more to an attacking mindset imo that would crack it. Maybe with batman and eze and wilf if he stays the key to a good season is there.
McCarthy is a player who will take one for the team and so he should. Break up the play as we should be lightning on the break with those up front.
Next week is the acid test. Play well against manure with a constant threat and confidence in our ability with grow.
COYP

Thought he did a good job on that rat W-P yesterday.

Edited by doombear (13 Sep 2020 4.15pm)

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cryrst The garden of England 13 Sep 20 5.02pm
Originally posted by doombear Thought he did a good job on that rat W-P yesterday. Edited by doombear (13 Sep 2020 4.15pm) Yup and did you see WP try to take out one of ours near the end of the game. Mitchell or eze I think. Wouldve been interesting if they wernt so quick.
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The garden of England 13 Sep 20 5.02pm

Originally posted by doombear

Thought he did a good job on that rat W-P yesterday.

Edited by doombear (13 Sep 2020 4.15pm)

Yup and did you see WP try to take out one of ours near the end of the game. Mitchell or eze I think.
Wouldve been interesting if they wernt so quick.

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Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 13 Sep 20 8.41pm
Maybe the bookies think Wilf will go. If he did, and if nothing else changed, I'd happily take 4th bottom. If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.
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Maybe the bookies think Wilf will go.

If he did, and if nothing else changed, I'd happily take 4th bottom.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

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