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 HKOwen  Hong Kong 15 Feb 21 12.17am |
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Fulham 1/3 We have 6pts from last five games, Fulham have 5pts Make of that what you will
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deleted 25  15 Feb 21 2.53am |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Fulham 1/3 We have 6pts from last five games, Fulham have 5pts Make of that what you will
Or you could say Fulham have 4 points from last two games and two clean sheets and we have 0 points.
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| Tom-the-eagle Croydon 15 Feb 21 9.15am |
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Or you could say, we have 29 points from our last 24 games whilst Fulham have 18 from their last 23
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taylors lovechild  15 Feb 21 9.18am |
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If we get three or players back (most importantly Wilf) then I think we'll have enough to limp over the line. Our injury list is undeniably taking a huge toll on our results. I do think Roy could be doing things differently, but when you have 9 first-team players out, many of whom would be starters, then it is clearly very hard to compete at this level. Although they've had some decent results recently Newcastle could be in trouble with another two defenders and, significantly, Wilson ruled out until April. With Chelsea and Man Utd their next two games they could be looking nervously over their shoulder if Fulham beat Burnley midweek (personally I think Burnley will be too much for them physically, but you never know).
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| palace chick South Croydon 15 Feb 21 9.31am |
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Originally posted by taylors lovechild
If we get three or players back (most importantly Wilf) then I think we'll have enough to limp over the line. Our injury list is undeniably taking a huge toll on our results. I do think Roy could be doing things differently, but when you have 9 first-team players out, many of whom would be starters, then it is clearly very hard to compete at this level. Although they've had some decent results recently Newcastle could be in trouble with another two defenders and, significantly, Wilson ruled out until April. With Chelsea and Man Utd their next two games they could be looking nervously over their shoulder if Fulham beat Burnley midweek (personally I think Burnley will be too much for them physically, but you never know). Don’t disagree with your optimism but Burnley lost two valuable defenders in beating us and Fulham look good. I’m expecting a Fulham win. As for Man Utd playing Newcastle. Utd are looking beatable again - I hope those top teams don’t take their foot of the pedal when they play the bottom sides. Unless against us of course :-)
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