Sorry to be 'that guy' but without having bothered doing predictions I do unfortunately think a lot of you are being optimistic.

I hope I'm wrong of course but most of our best players are out injured and I think only Wilf likely to return soon (admittedly the most important).

This isn't the Crystal Palace team that went 12 games unbeaten under Roy, this is a ravaged Championship level squad with a drain in confidence and very fatigued. Townsend gone back to playing within himself, probably because of fatigue due to being the only player capable of running.

Zaha before his injury wasn't exactly fantastic in the last few games.

On paper, can we beat the Stoke's, Watford's, Leicester's? Yes. But I don't see how you can even predict us scoring a goal against them right now.

No Zaha, no goals. Should of been addressed in January. Wasn't.

Next two games you wouldn't expect much even with a fit team. They aren't what will relegate us. By Huddersfield we will have a few players back. Every reason t be optimistic,

Sadly I think you are right. For us, it depends on how many players we can get back from injury. If we keep on struggling with 10-12 players out, then I don’t fancy our chances of staying up

Physio-room (who may or may not be right) predict that we will have Cabaye, Ward, Sakho, Zaha, Kelly, and Schlupp back by the 17th March (the Huddersfield game) and some may be earlier than that. Hopefully Tomkins is also a short term injury so available. This would at least give us a near to complete team with only RLC missing from the midfield.

Did the prediction link from above and didnt look to see points total etc till the end...had us on 39 points in 15th place -22 goals.
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swans all on 32 and sunk.

COYP

When you say us, do you mean your team Brighton?