[Albion] To Avoid Potter Bashing - The Staying Up Tracker - season 21-22 Final Update - 11 ABOVE

[Giraffe]

3 points dropped tonight. Now just 2 over. But this run of no wins was "expected". Hold your nerves.

 

[Giraffe]

- First four games suggest a stonking 8 points which would put us in the top six?
- After that early promise only one more win in the next 12 games as the "More snow tomorrow" thread sees it's first outing.

I wish the tracker was more wrong than this!

 

[A1X]

Why the dip? Are we so shite we’ve got to hand points back now?

 

[Giraffe]

And the updated league table, which offers some comfort that we can still finish ahead of Palace.

 

[Hamilton]

3 points dropped tonight. Now just 2 over. But this run of no wins was "expected". Hold your nerves.

I sometimes find this tracker depressing. Even if we match it, it’s an exercise in treading water.

As I say, sometimes.


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[Giraffe]

I sometimes find this tracker depressing. Even if we match it, it’s an exercise in treading water.

As I say, sometimes.


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I can’t disagree with that. I take comfort that in some ways it is not us that is the problem, it is the Premier League. And it is depressingly difficult to make the conversion from relegation battle every year to mid table comfort. And the margins between the two is relatively low. Therefore it is quite predictable and little differences can make a very significant difference to how we feel about our teams performance almost regardless of how we are playing. I saw someone post that of you would at Burnley this would not be surprising. I’d add Brentford as well. Two games we were very lucky to get any points in frankly. But then then there have been games like arsenal where we clearly should have won.

 

[lizard]

So, level or one under on boxing day if the matches go ahead

 

[Jack Straw]

Don't panic! It's all going according to plan.

 

[One Love]

So, level or one under on boxing day if the matches go ahead

I don't want to think about where we're going to be on the tracker come 10pm on the 14th January.

Don't know how we're going to slow this stone sinking on this form.

 

[Giraffe]

I don't want to think about where we're going to be on the tracker come 10pm on the 14th January.

Don't know how we're going to slow this stone sinking on this form.

Brentford at home is pretty MASSIVE. Win that and we will all feel a lot better about things.

 

[Audax]

Why the dip? Are we so shite we’ve got to hand points back now?

He's forgotten to update the cumulative tally after relocating the Spurs game to later in the season.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

It's interesting that Palace are 4 pts behind us in the tracker, but level on points in reality with Norwich and watford to come before the half way point, whilst we have Utd/Chelsea/Spurs .
That would imply they have a much tougher 2nd half of the season than us.

Will be interesting how that plays out

 

[Giraffe]

League table going into the boxing day games.

 

[Giraffe]

Why the dip? Are we so shite we’ve got to hand points back now?

He's forgotten to update the cumulative tally after relocating the Spurs game to later in the season.

Thanks for highlighting, now updated in the original post.

 

[Dick Head]

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[Giraffe]

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I’ll do it in the morning I promise! Still TWO OVER though.

 

[One Love]

Brentford at home is pretty MASSIVE. Win that and we will all feel a lot better about things.

Absolutely MASSIVE win.

 

[Giraffe]

Lovely to see three points on the board again. Free hit in the next game and then we need 4 points from Everton (A) and Palace (H) to maintain the lead.

 

[Giraffe]

The league table. Southampton are the biggest winners from the last round of games which sees us slip to 13th. As mentioned above it is interesting to see how low Palace are in this. Dare we dream?

 

[London Irish]

Yesterday's result was as important for us across the season as the Saints one was for Austrian Ralph. Keeps us on track for not experiencing a relegation flirting campaign, which is the benchmark of current success for any Albion manager