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Welsh Eagle  18 Oct 17 7.59pm |
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What a loads of bollocks & surely beating Dull Hull at the end of last season was a much bigger match?! I agree it is an important match but even if we lose we are nowhere near getting relegated when there are still 87 points to play for. I can't understand people's over reaction saying we will be relegated just because we would have 3 points from 9 games if we do lose.Obviously it wouldn't be ideal winning 1 game in 9 but don't Palace fans remember our 1st season back in the Prem when Pullis saved us?! Some people on here either have the IQ of a goldfish or addicted to hard drugs!
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 pompeyeagle  Relocated to Shropshire 18 Oct 17 9.56pm |
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This is quite possibly one of the stupidest threads I have ever seen. It’s just another game, no different from any of the others. There’s not 3 games to go, there’s 30! Get a grip.
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| dreamwaverider London 18 Oct 17 10.17pm |
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IM expecting 3 points. Then another three v hammers
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| FairweatherEagle London 18 Oct 17 10.49pm |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
IM expecting 3 points. Then another three v hammers Hmm yeah.. We were probably all expecting 3 points v Burnley at home last season after the Arsenal win, and also Huddersfield at the start of this season. And countless against other teams we consider lesser than us, whom we ended up losing to convincingly. Look, we can probably beat Newcastle, but a draw isn't the end of the world. Newcastle have played pretty well this season only losing once. I'd sooner we just play well too even if that means committing less than we did against Chelsea, as they will be far less open, as has been the case pretty much in every match we've expected to win and promptly lost. As long as we're tight and disciplined, and play well, that's all I want to see. The points will come, and a point is fine at that.
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| ex hibitionist Hastings 18 Oct 17 10.55pm |
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yes but what if we go down by two points, then not having won this game would have relegated us, esp if it was Newcastle who stayed up at our expense. And yes I am addicted to hard goldfish.
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 19 Oct 17 6.47am |
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Originally posted by Welsh Eagle
What a loads of bollocks & surely beating Dull Hull at the end of last season was a much bigger match?! I agree it is an important match but even if we lose we are nowhere near getting relegated when there are still 87 points to play for. I can't understand people's over reaction saying we will be relegated just because we would have 3 points from 9 games if we do lose.Obviously it wouldn't be ideal winning 1 game in 9 but don't Palace fans remember our 1st season back in the Prem when Pullis saved us?! Some people on here either have the IQ of a goldfish or addicted to hard drugs! We have to start picking up points consistently soon as, on current statistics we're set to finish the season on 15 points. Will you still be pitching the same line after 18 games, with only six points, because there's still 60 points to play for? We already need more than a point a game to stay up and every lost games increases that requirement. What did or didn't happen four seasons ago is entirely irrelevant and there is no Pulis (or Allardyce) this time and, even if there were, if our current overall form were to continue until Christmas, no one would be able to save us.
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| Painter Croydon 19 Oct 17 8.27am |
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Originally posted by bexleydave
We have to start picking up points consistently soon as, on current statistics we're set to finish the season on 15 points. Will you still be pitching the same line after 18 games, with only six points, because there's still 60 points to play for? We already need more than a point a game to stay up and every lost games increases that requirement. What did or didn't happen four seasons ago is entirely irrelevant and there is no Pulis (or Allardyce) this time and, even if there were, if our current overall form were to continue until Christmas, no one would be able to save us. Agree with all your points, but it isn't our biggest game in years. The result will not determine our destination.
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| YT Oxford 19 Oct 17 9.08am |
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Originally posted by Painter
Agree with all your points, but it isn't our biggest game in years. The result will not determine our destination. And (sorry to repeat myself again) we are only 3 points short of the points we got from the same 8 games last season, assuming you read "Huddersfield" for "Sunderland". You, Dave and I are in agreement I think - all is not lost by a long way, but we have to keep up a run of good (or perhaps just reasonably good) form.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 19 Oct 17 9.11am |
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A very hard game for us and if we get a point it will be an excellent result. Let's hope it's not a case of 'After the Lord Mayor's show'.
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| YT Oxford 19 Oct 17 9.14am |
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Originally posted by Willo
A very hard game for us and if we get a point it will be an excellent result. Let's hope it's not a case of 'After the Lord Mayor's show'. No, we aren't playing them until 28 November, Willo.
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| topcat Holmesdale / Surbiton 19 Oct 17 9.39am |
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Beating Watford was probably our biggest game in recent years. Without this win (and the one before against Brighton) who knows where we would be now. Stockport away in 2001 was probably our biggest game. Without Freedman's goal (or if the ref had noticed the Hopkin handball) we would have been down and again who knows where we would be now. Relegation, whichever season it comes in, wont be the end of the world just the start of a new chapter. A bit corny but I've seen previous relegations and wont lose sleep over the next one.
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 19 Oct 17 11.41am |
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Originally posted by topcat
Beating Watford was probably our biggest game in recent years. Without this win (and the one before against Brighton) who knows where we would be now. Stockport away in 2001 was probably our biggest game. Without Freedman's goal (or if the ref had noticed the Hopkin handball) we would have been down and again who knows where we would be now. Relegation, whichever season it comes in, wont be the end of the world just the start of a new chapter. A bit corny but I've seen previous relegations and wont lose sleep over the next one. while i agree with you in principle, i still would like to see Selhurst doubled in size.
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