Sunderland and Boro down?
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 daven  Hailsham 02 Apr 17 7.26pm |
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Agree, they have winnable games at home (Watford,Sunderland and Boro) which would give them 39,and away games at Stoke Southampton and Us.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 02 Apr 17 7.30pm |
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wouldn't it be hilarious if Sunderland, Boro and Hull all went down the hatch at the same time. Call it the north-east tsunami
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Ray in Houston  Houston 02 Apr 17 7.35pm |
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Originally posted by GlaziertoEagle
I think people are counting out Hull too early. They actually look impressive to me. I've mentioned it before but I think their results are under the radar as they aren't putting together back to back wins. In the last 10 games they have a better record than Leicester and have only lost to Chelsea, Arsenal, Everton and the resurgent champions. With a fairly favourable run in, I still believe they will escape relegation. They beat Liverpool (at home) 2 months ago. Otherwise, they've lost to good teams and beaten a couple of bad teams. Nothing in their 2017 form suggests that they are going to make a run up the table. They have Boro at home this week, but then a lot of very losable games thereafter until they play Sunderland the week before they come to Selhurst. They may survive, but I don't see it being at our expense.
We don't do possession; we do defense and attack. Everything else is just wa**ing with a football. |
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| GlaziertoEagle Coventry 02 Apr 17 8.06pm |
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Originally posted by Ray in Houston
They beat Liverpool (at home) 2 months ago. Otherwise, they've lost to good teams and beaten a couple of bad teams. Nothing in their 2017 form suggests that they are going to make a run up the table. They have Boro at home this week, but then a lot of very losable games thereafter until they play Sunderland the week before they come to Selhurst. They may survive, but I don't see it being at our expense. Yeah, I agree, I don't see them overtaking us either and hopefully they play terribly and go down but they are performing well under Silva. They have only dropped 2 points at home since the manager arrived (also beating Swansea and Man Utd in cup games at the KC) and while they will likely lose their match away to City on the 8th they are surely favourites to win the Boro match 3 days prior. The reason I think they may escape is the way their fixtures fall. Many of the games they have left are against teams close to guaranteeing themselves survival, I have a feeling that some of their opponents may have little or nothing to play for by the time they play Hull. Even the Spurs game on the last day of the season may only be important for one team. Apart from that final game, they have 3 home matches against Boro, Watford and Sunderland all winnable and their home form could see them survive.
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| Baz Eagle 02 Apr 17 8.07pm |
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Boro and Sunderland look dead, Hull have some fight them so it will be a scrap. Also bear in mind there is only 3 pts between us and 10th place Southampton so it's going to a be an utter scrum as I think there will be other teams that will dragged into the maelstrom.... and of course we'll in the middle of it.
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| Dangermouse Hastings 02 Apr 17 8.11pm |
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Everyone needs to calm down. Getting arrogant will cost us, luckily Sam doesn't think like many on here.
That's Life |
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| Ray in Houston Houston 02 Apr 17 9.34pm |
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Originally posted by Dangermouse
Everyone needs to calm down. Getting arrogant will cost us, luckily Sam doesn't think like many on here. We need 9 points from 9 games to get to 40. I will respect every single one of those points.
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| CPFC9404 Portland,Maine 02 Apr 17 10.07pm |
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I agree with you. Hull is only two points behind Swansea and four points behind us. Marco Silva has made some great signings and I don't think they will be relegated by the time we play them at Selhurst. That game will be a massive six-pointer.
Speroni would've saved it! |
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Pymble Wizard  02 Apr 17 10.08pm |
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Burnley anyone? 3 points out of 21. Terrible form.
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| CPFC9404 Portland,Maine 02 Apr 17 10.33pm |
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Great point. Burnley has terrible away form and their home form is cooling down, so they could be in for a fight.
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| OldFella London 02 Apr 17 10.36pm |
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Originally posted by Pymble Wizard
Burnley anyone? 3 points out of 21. Terrible form. I think you are right, they are running out of steam at exactly the wrong time.
Jackson.. Wan Bissaka.... Sansom.. Nicholas.. Cannon.. Guehi.... Zaha... Thomas.. Byrne... Holton.. Rogers.. that should do it.. |
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| Alex55 SM1 02 Apr 17 10.52pm |
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West Ham?...two points from a possible 18 in the last 6 matches.
'- Really? Honestly? Back in the USSR,,,you don't know how lucky you are. |
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