It's not just a question of what West Ham do. it's the number of teams between us and 19th and how much all of them bar one have to do to overtake us.

Our destiny is in our own hands as we have yet to play four of those six teams (I'm assuming Norwich will go down). Three3 of those games are away and one at home. in the reverse fixtures we gained 8 points so were unbeaten against them.

Furthermore, there only six matches that involve these six teams playing each other (although most also have a game against Norwich). Basically, therefore, these teams will need to pick up all those extra points from teams above us and mainly in the top half of the table

Currently, those six teams trail us by 9,9,8,7,5 and 2 points.

I don't see enough of those teams doing that unless we fail to gain any points at all in the next 11 games.

I am confident that we will survive and a win on Saturday will IMO virtually clinch survival.

If we beat Brighton then we are pretty much safe.
We could then do Brighton a favour if we go on to beat Watford and Bournemouth...

On the basis of the game at Selhurst, I can't see us getting anything. Maybe if Roy decides to change the starting line-up to the team that finished the game against them we'll have a chance. If we sit back and allow ourselves to get pummelled again for the first 70 minutes in front of a "hostile" crowed then we could be dead and berried by half time.

We gave them 6 points last season which made all the difference.

We win this one . Cant see any other result .

And we still need a striker

Palace win. Wilf scores.

Confident.

I think it'll be a draw, but I have an underlying feeling of optimism that we'll get a win...

"It was a Team effort, I guess it took all players working together to lose this one"