[Albion] To avoid bed wetting - the staying up tracker - 2018-19 Game 36 update - 5 below

Bold Seagull · Dec 5, 2018

Horton's halftime iceberg said:
How many games can we now lose before I have to start bed wetting again, must be a few.

Tracker has us picking up 3 points from the next 9 matches. So given we are 4 points up we can sit back and enjoy 9 straight defeats with dry beds.

Tim Over Whelmed · Dec 5, 2018

I've worked this out. Once you eaten your pie your bag is not needed and disposed of. The same goes for [MENTION=3734]Giraffe[/MENTION] and this RELEGATION tracker, it's served it's purpose and is no longer necessary.

wokingone · Dec 5, 2018

BangaloreGull said:
If you look at the tracker it does show why we should all calm down a little bit - We are 4 points ahead on the tracker and that gives us a little breathing space, but not much. In order to stay on the tracker we need to win five home games in a row later in the season and go on a run of only one defeat in eight games - when was the last time we won five home games on the trot in the top division? I suspect we have never done it. What we do have, is some winnable games before that (starting with Saturday) where we can build that buffer some more. I am thrilled with where we are, and if we can keep stretching that gap I might stop looking over our shoulders - but not yet!

Far too sensible for today's euphoria

BangaloreGull · Dec 5, 2018

wokingone said:
Far too sensible for today's euphoria

Yeh, I know, I told myself that, even as I wrote it - suitably chastised.

Bold Seagull · Dec 5, 2018

BangaloreGull said:
If you look at the tracker it does show why we should all calm down a little bit - We are 4 points ahead on the tracker and that gives us a little breathing space, but not much. In order to stay on the tracker we need to win five home games in a row later in the season and go on a run of only one defeat in eight games - when was the last time we won five home games on the trot in the top division? I suspect we have never done it. What we do have, is some winnable games before that (starting with Saturday) where we can build that buffer some more. I am thrilled with where we are, and if we can keep stretching that gap I might stop looking over our shoulders - but not yet!

We should be realistic, but still room for getting excited. What the tracker doesn't show is there are 10 teams with less points than us. 7 of those teams are 9 points or more behind us. The tracker also tracks us to 40 points, I doubt that is going to be needed this season, the bottom 5 have less points than at this stage last season where 34 points would have been safe at the end.

As a Premier League team we have scored points at 1.15 per game. In context, over our remaining 23 games, we can probably score at 0.7 ppg and be safe. They'll be ups and downs to come, probably starting Saturday, but we are steadily improving. 21 points after 15 games is hell of a haul, and a huge buffer when you consider sides below us are struggling to get above 0.6 / 0.7 ppg.

dazzer6666 · Dec 5, 2018

Bold Seagull said:
We should be realistic, but still room for getting excited. What the tracker doesn't show is there are 10 teams with less points than us. 7 of those teams are 9 points or more behind us. The tracker also tracks us to 40 points, I doubt that is going to be needed this season, the bottom 5 have less points than at this stage last season where 34 points would have been safe at the end.

As a Premier League team we have scored points at 1.15 per game. In context, over our remaining 23 games, we can probably score at 0.7 ppg and be safe. They'll be ups and downs to come, probably starting Saturday, but we are steadily improving. 21 points after 15 games is hell of a haul, and a huge buffer when you consider sides below us are struggling to get above 0.6 / 0.7 ppg.

Exactly........there are several teams that are MILES behind on their equivalent trackers

Blue Valkyrie · Dec 5, 2018

dazzer6666 said:
We need 5 wins...from 23 games.

Cardiff (H)
Huddersfield (H)
Southampton (H)
Newcastle (H)
Burnley (H)

Do-able :rock:

Of course, we want much more :albion2:

Pevenseagull · Dec 5, 2018

https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/relegation

16/1 before yesterday's game.

Dry sheets

Giraffe · Dec 5, 2018

Apologies for the delay, here it is.

Four points ahead due to the bonus win at Huddersfield.

Now back on track for Europe as well but it is a lot harder to predict where that line might be. This is based on what Burnley achieved last season in terms of points. My gut feel is that the relegation points needed will be lower than last year and Europe higher, but who knows.

AND who really cares. We beat Palace. Smash up. Lovely.

Knocky's Nose · Dec 5, 2018

We are now 28/1 for relegation with 888.com.

Four teams are odds-on to go down, and there are another 3 with shorter odds than us.

The bookies are not concerned about us going down, clearly.

Giraffe · Dec 5, 2018

As a sideshow, Palace are two points behind the relegation tracker. We need that gap to get bigger to send them down.

Nathan · Dec 5, 2018

Giraffe said:
As a sideshow, Palace are two points behind the relegation tracker. We need that gap to get bigger to send them down.

Welcome back.

Official Old Man · Dec 5, 2018

That Europe tracker is a bit worrying. Do we want the Euro League?

Weststander · Dec 5, 2018

I remember the good times said:
That Europe tracker is a bit worrying. Do we want the Euro League?

NO. Unless you have the bought squad of an Arsenal or Chelsea, it's invariably a disaster.

Couldn't Be Hyypia · Dec 5, 2018

This is sexy. as. feck!!!

CaptainDaveUK · Dec 5, 2018

On the tracker we are down to only get 2 points from the next possible 24! Although there are some tough games coming up hopefully we'll do slightly better and be further ahead of our target come the end of January. Regardless let's keep the faith and not wet the bed when the next poor run comes along.

Tim Over Whelmed · Dec 5, 2018

After last night's result shares in tena products reduced 30%

FatSuperman · Dec 5, 2018

I’d love a cheeky point from Burnley to keep things well ahead

schmunk · Dec 5, 2018

The predicted zeroes home and away to Burnley are there on the basis they finished 7th last season. Given they're currently languishing in 19th (and likely to get whopped by Liverpool tonight), surely we should re-evaluate our expectations - they're even getting beaten by small South London clubs, after all...

Tim Over Whelmed · Dec 5, 2018

Giraffe said:
As a sideshow, Palace are two points behind the relegation tracker. We need that gap to get bigger to send them down.

As many have said I think we're looking at the bottom three having 32 points or less. Based on current form they are heading for 24 points! There also a team called Cry Palace that have dropped themselves just above the relegation area with an expectation of 30.4 points!

If it is 32 points we're on target for 53!

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