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Johnny Byrne Pinner 10 Feb 14 1.48pm
After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool (a) Man U (h) Chelsea (a) Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA (a) Spurs (h) Man C (a) CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). Edited by Guntrisoft (10 Feb 2014 3.09pm)
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Johnny Byrne

Pinner 10 Feb 14 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool (a) Man U (h) Chelsea (a) Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA (a) Spurs (h) Man C (a)

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

Edited by Guntrisoft (10 Feb 2014 3.09pm)

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Aj's_Magic_Hat Las Palmas 10 Feb 14 2.03pm
Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok.
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Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok.

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premier fan BR4 10 Feb 14 2.10pm
Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). I think you've missed the most important factor and that is our home games. Take a look at you will see we have a very tough run in. I think it will be close but if we can pick up a couple of away wins then I would hope we could survive.
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Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

I think you've missed the most important factor and that is our home games. Take a look at you will see we have a very tough run in. I think it will be close but if we can pick up a couple of away wins then I would hope we could survive.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 Feb 14 2.11pm
Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok. You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth. We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us fck up. It really is that simple. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham*
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Clapham on the Back 10 Feb 14 2.11pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm

Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok.

You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth.

We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us f*ck up. It really is that simple.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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jamiemartin721 Reading 10 Feb 14 2.13pm
If we can maintain our consistancy, of averaging just over a point per game for the remaining 13 games, we'd clear 40 points by the end of the season. That said, we've still got some big teams to play at home, where we could consider a draw a 'result'. We probably need only 11 points from our remaining 13 games to remain in the premiership. Ideally we could really help ourselves by getting a point at Everton and a point against United. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 10 Feb 14 2.13pm

If we can maintain our consistancy, of averaging just over a point per game for the remaining 13 games, we'd clear 40 points by the end of the season. That said, we've still got some big teams to play at home, where we could consider a draw a 'result'.

We probably need only 11 points from our remaining 13 games to remain in the premiership. Ideally we could really help ourselves by getting a point at Everton and a point against United.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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PALACE FOR EVER London 10 Feb 14 3.06pm
I have looked at the league placings at present of the teams will still have to play. Home, with 6 games positions add up to 36. Lowest position 12th (A.Villa). Away, with 7 games positions add up to 95. Only 2 positions in single figures. So we are playing the tougher teams at homes and the easier teams away. I realise this is always changeable but their is a big gap. What is best is open to argument. You could say the way we have there is a chance of collecting points away and with our home form winning games at home. If the opposite, you could say as we have the easier teams at home we would be more guaranteed home wins even though away points would be very hard. You choose!! The pyramid to beat all pyramids!! [Link] Find out what team is in which division, eg which division is Coppull United in?
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I have looked at the league placings at present of the teams will still have to play.

Home, with 6 games positions add up to 36. Lowest position 12th (A.Villa).

Away, with 7 games positions add up to 95. Only 2 positions in single figures.

So we are playing the tougher teams at homes and the easier teams away.

I realise this is always changeable but their is a big gap.

What is best is open to argument. You could say the way we have there is a chance of collecting points away and with our home form winning games at home. If the opposite, you could say as we have the easier teams at home we would be more guaranteed home wins even though away points would be very hard.

You choose!!

The pyramid to beat all pyramids!!

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Find out what team is in which division, eg which division is Coppull United in?

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Vaibow vancouver/croydon 10 Feb 14 6.28pm
time is starting to run out now, but i would say 4 more wins would seal our place in this league. Can we get 4 more wins, sure... but sadly, so can the teams around us - there aren't any 'dead already' teams in the league this year, having said that, one more loss for both fulham and cardiff could be the first nail in their coffin. This was once a quality forum....
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Vaibow

vancouver/croydon 10 Feb 14 6.28pm

time is starting to run out now, but i would say 4 more wins would seal our place in this league. Can we get 4 more wins, sure... but sadly, so can the teams around us - there aren't any 'dead already' teams in the league this year, having said that, one more loss for both fulham and cardiff could be the first nail in their coffin.

This was once a quality forum....

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Black Eagle Swindon 10 Feb 14 6.36pm
I think at least 40pts will get survival Looking at the games remaining month-by-month i think we should achieve the following: Feb - 1pt March - 7pts April - 5pts May - 1pt It's gonna be tight but as a previous poster said we may have to rely on the teams around and below us dropping points.
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Black Eagle

Swindon 10 Feb 14 6.36pm

I think at least 40pts will get survival

Looking at the games remaining month-by-month i think we should achieve the following:

Feb - 1pt

March - 7pts

April - 5pts

May - 1pt

It's gonna be tight but as a previous poster said we may have to rely on the teams around and below us dropping points.

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Aj's_Magic_Hat Las Palmas 10 Feb 14 8.06pm
Quote Cucking Funt at 10 Feb 2014 2.11pm Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok. You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth. We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us fck up. It really is that simple. What I am saying, this season it wont come down to getting the magical 40 pts. We have a tough run against sides in which the result could go either way, away to Newcastle and Sunderland well be tough as Southampton at home. Getting points from these games isnt set in stone. Before we played Stoke I had us down to stay up with 34 points and that was taking 9 points from the last four games, sadly I had the teams around doing alot worst than what they are. Delaney said we need to get points against the top side and not just a good performance, because the teams around us are doing that. We want/need some to f*k up, because we wont win ever game from now to the end of the season.
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Las Palmas 10 Feb 14 8.06pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 10 Feb 2014 2.11pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm

Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth.

We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us f*ck up. It really is that simple.

What I am saying, this season it wont come down to getting the magical 40 pts. We have a tough run against sides in which the result could go either way, away to Newcastle and Sunderland well be tough as Southampton at home. Getting points from these games isnt set in stone. Before we played Stoke I had us down to stay up with 34 points and that was taking 9 points from the last four games, sadly I had the teams around doing alot worst than what they are. Delaney said we need to get points against the top side and not just a good performance, because the teams around us are doing that. We want/need some to f**k up, because we wont win ever game from now to the end of the season.

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peterg Anerley 10 Feb 14 8.09pm
Quote Black Eagle at 10 Feb 2014 6.36pm I think at least 40pts will get survival Looking at the games remaining month-by-month i think we should achieve the following: Feb - 1pt March - 7pts April - 5pts May - 1pt It's gonna be tight but as a previous poster said we may have to rely on the teams around and below us dropping points. Yeah and they're not doing it for us. Instead of dropping points they keep picking them up against top-ten teams. The right place at the right time
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peterg

Anerley 10 Feb 14 8.09pm

Quote Black Eagle at 10 Feb 2014 6.36pm

I think at least 40pts will get survival

Looking at the games remaining month-by-month i think we should achieve the following:

Feb - 1pt

March - 7pts

April - 5pts

May - 1pt

It's gonna be tight but as a previous poster said we may have to rely on the teams around and below us dropping points.

Yeah and they're not doing it for us. Instead of dropping points they keep picking them up against top-ten teams.

The right place at the right time

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Leicestershireeagle South Leicestershire 10 Feb 14 8.34pm
I think even as low as 35 may be enough to be honest. RED AND BLUE ARMY!
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I think even as low as 35 may be enough to be honest.

RED AND BLUE ARMY!

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 10 Feb 14 8.57pm
Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 8.06pm Quote Cucking Funt at 10 Feb 2014 2.11pm Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins. Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs. Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h) W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham. We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham). I still believe that its more down to other teams dropping points than us getting them, the problem seems to be that everyone else gets good results against side that they should not even put up a point against. But if we can stay above Norwich, fulham and sunderland between now and April think we will be ok. You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth. We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us fck up. It really is that simple. What I am saying, this season it wont come down to getting the magical 40 pts. We have a tough run against sides in which the result could go either way, away to Newcastle and Sunderland well be tough as Southampton at home. Getting points from these games isnt set in stone. Before we played Stoke I had us down to stay up with 34 points and that was taking 9 points from the last four games, sadly I had the teams around doing alot worst than what they are. Delaney said we need to get points against the top side and not just a good performance, because the teams around us are doing that. We want/need some to fk up, because we wont win ever game from now to the end of the season. We need to match or exceed the points that will be gained by the teams below us. It's in our hands. If we do that, what the teams around us do is irrelevant. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham*
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Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 10 Feb 14 8.57pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 8.06pm

Quote Cucking Funt at 10 Feb 2014 2.11pm

Quote Aj's_Magic_Hat at 10 Feb 2014 2.03pm

Quote Johnny Byrne at 10 Feb 2014 1.48pm

After yesterday's games, some interesting facts and stand out run ins.

Sunderland have away games at Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C, Man U, Norwich and Spurs.

Norwich last 4 games are Liverpool Man U (h) Chelsea Arsenal (h)

W Ham last 4 games are CPFC (h) WBA Spurs (h) Man C

CPFC only has Everton and Newcastle away in remaining 7 away games - the rest are at Swansea, Sunderland, Cardiff, West Ham and Fulham.

We have this in our destiny to survive (and hopefully by the time we play West Ham).

You're implying that it's not in our hands. It is. This whole concept of other teams around us getting decent results to our detriment is a myth.

We stay up by getting points on the board, not by hoping that those around us f*ck up. It really is that simple.

We need to match or exceed the points that will be gained by the teams below us. It's in our hands. If we do that, what the teams around us do is irrelevant.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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