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 dreamwaverider  London 05 Feb 17 10.13pm |
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Blooody shame Pullis fell out with us.
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| bashy2 London 05 Feb 17 10.14pm |
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No chance of staying up at all I'm a realist personally don't think we will win another game all season the pride and passion has gone from the club the players are mostly mercenaries waiting for they next pay check they not interested in the club at all remember when we were 3-0 to Liverpool and draw 3-3 this team couldn't wipe their own arses let a known know how to play football
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| MonsterMunch Cambridge 05 Feb 17 11.44pm |
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Thing is, on paper we have more than enough quality to stay in this league. What worries me is we are broken. No passion, commitment,drive everything that makes a team. The only chance we've got is if the new players can lift the team and get us over the line OR Big Sam can get into their heads and turn this situation around. It's not a player quality issue it's something much deeper Edited by MonsterMunch (05 Feb 2017 11.46pm)
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| DulwichFan West Dulwich 05 Feb 17 11.57pm |
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For me it would need at least 6 points from the next 2 and even then its still a mammoth task. Be great if we could get more than 6 points!
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| MKCPFC Spain/MK 06 Feb 17 12.11am |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
Blooody shame Pullis fell out with us. This , I would just love to know what happened between Parish and Pulis. How good would we be if Pulis had not left ?
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 06 Feb 17 12.18am |
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Originally posted by MKCPFC
This , I would just love to know what happened between Parish and Pulis. How good would we be if Pulis had not left ? No point looking back - what has happened has happened and let's not get into hypothetical situations in terms of "What if". Strange thing is, if Allardyce wasn't our manager, was still out of work and we had been in our current situation, fans would be saying "We want Allardyce / Get him in" etc etc as he is seen as the perfect man to extricate a club from such a position. Edited by Willo (06 Feb 2017 12.20am)
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| MKCPFC Spain/MK 06 Feb 17 12.20am |
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Originally posted by Willo
No point looking back - what has happened has happened and let's not get into hypothetical situations in terms of "What if". Strange thing is, if Allardyce wasn't our manager, was still out of work and we had been in our current situation, fans would be saying "We want Allardyce / Get him in" etc etc as he is seen as the perfect man to extricate a club from such a position. Edited by Willo (06 Feb 2017 12.19am)
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| Toppers71 06 Feb 17 12.20am |
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Leicester, Boro and Bournemouth are all looking very vulnerable. Saturday has (thankfully) gone and a good result at Stoke, which I feel is achievable, would see us out of the bottom 3. That's assuming Swansea and Leicester take points off each other - certain... Hull lose at Arsenal - almost certain... and an in form Everton win at Boro... It could all look a lot better in just a week. Throw in the other new boys and we might see a bit of momentum and belief.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 06 Feb 17 12.23am |
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Originally posted by Toppers71
Leicester, Boro and Bournemouth are all looking very vulnerable. Saturday has (thankfully) gone and a good result at Stoke, which I feel is achievable, would see us out of the bottom 3. That's assuming Swansea and Leicester take points off each other - certain... Hull lose at Arsenal - almost certain... and an in form Everton win at Boro... It could all look a lot better in just a week. Throw in the other new boys and we might see a bit of momentum and belief. Stoke are unbeaten in their last 6 'Home' games but have only won 4 of them.
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| Toppers71 06 Feb 17 12.33am |
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Fair point about Stoke's home form. But if you look back at our record against them, the last time we lost was Aug 2014. A draw in Dec 2014 and every game since has been a Palace win. Just a feeling...
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 06 Feb 17 12.43am |
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Originally posted by Toppers71
Fair point about Stoke's home form. But if you look back at our record against them, the last time we lost was Aug 2014. A draw in Dec 2014 and every game since has been a Palace win. Just a feeling... Another comprehensive defeat for us and it will be hugely damaging not only because of the points situation but to morale and belief. Both Hull and Swansea have seen something of a resurgence, we have not even seen any 'Green shoots' of a recovery at all. After the win at Bournemouth one hoped it would kick-start our season and then we capitulate horribly against Sunderland - even Swansea under Bob Bradley beat Sunderland 3-0, a Sunderland team who hadn't kept a 'Clean sheet' 'Away' from home all season before yesterday's debacle.
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| NEILLO Shoreham-by-Sea 06 Feb 17 1.42am |
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I still think we will stay up. But I think it's highly dependent on how quickly the January signings make an impact. As a group, the players already on board are shot to pieces. Hopefully the new players will bring a positive approach and get us enough points to stay in the PL.
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