Agree v unlikely. Also after the WBA game we have 3 weeks off - combination of international break and the usual absence from the cup. Ideal time to get Wilf and the geriatrics properly fit and rested.

4 pts from last two games without Wilf

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Look, we ain't going down. Nor are we likely to have a blazing end to the season.

Fulham Fulham Fulham. Can't you discuss anything else?

Perhaps Fulham will continue their resurgence. They have a really good squad but (as we seem to forget from our one season in the sun experiences) new promoted teams are handicapped. They are last in the queue for transfers, end up with a largely new squad who all rush in on window close day, and then spend time till mid-season settling the squad. It's catch-up; and they now have caught up. They are 8th on form and that is roughly where their squad belongs. In this context, negating them on Sunday was not a bad result (but dull!).

However, even if Fulham close and pass the gap between us - not impossible but unlikely - will all the other teams between us and them also do that?

Burnley, Brighton, even wolvers above us, hmm? But Southampton are in free-fall; and Newcastle are even worse. The Toon are now without 2 of their best players until mid-April.

We will probably lose the next 2; possibly handsomely in both cases. However, Schlupp and Wickham (!) back today, Wilf for Spuds, Clyne and Mitchell for the Baggies, then McArthur and Ferguson (!!) for the Toffees after the 3 week break. It will look like a new team. I see no reason why we won't be picking up points as we were before that awful Christmas period.

I’d love a Fulham win tomorrow night. It would make the battle for that last relegation spot very interesting now that we are pretty much safe.