Yeah, it's a sad commentary on our own dismal form that defeats in their last games for Villa, Norwich, Newcastle and - as things stand - West Ham have left me quite cheerful this week. How pathetic.

We are beginning to hang our survival hopes on the poor performances of teams just above and below us and in the last few days,results including the predictable West Ham defeat tonight,have gone our way.
Hopefully,we may get a result,perhaps 1-0 between two cr#p sides,who are among the two lowest scoring teams in the Premiership and that may spark a long overdue revival in our fortunes.

almost all the home games this season have been pretty even, apart from Brighton. we've nicked a few we shouldn't have, amd lost a few we shouldn't have.

but I suppose the bottom line is the vast majority should have been draws. Saturday is unlikely to be different unless one team finds its shooting boots

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

just wish roy would set his bloody stall out to go for it on Saturday, being at home.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

Newcastle net spend as follows :

2019-20 £33.5 Mill
2018-19 £10 Mill
2017-18 £21 Mill

Newcastle net spend over these seasons is £64.5 Mill.
Our net spend over this period is £8 Mill.

Our net spend was roughly the same as Newcastle's in 2018-19 and much more than their's in 2017-18 (£41 Mill), but this season we shelled out around £7 Mill in transfers yet received £50 Mill from the AWB sale.

Edited by Willo (20 Feb 2020 8.46am)

Three disappointing defeats in a row before a vital season defining, must win game.

Defeats for our relegation rivals give us an opportunity to climb away from the pack with a much needed win.

Time to bring in a motivational speaker/ shrink to get the best out of our aging,clapped out squad.

For nominations,what about ex Palace legend Pardew for a vital team talk ???