It would be immensely funny if they finish the season on 3 points and we knock them out of the FA Cup in round 3
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How many points will Palace get this season?
- Thread starter Brownstuff
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It would be immensely funny if they finish the season on 3 points and we knock them out of the FA Cup in round 3
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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10 games in how is everyone feeling?
Personally I am feeling generous tonight... with 3 points from 10, I will give our fire starting neighbours a total of 15 points from the remaining games of the season.
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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- Nov 9, 2009
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Not as many as I have on my driving licence
Brownstuff
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Now Chamakh seems to be a regular that will rule them out for any further victories
I see them now finishing somewhere in the teens
I see them now finishing somewhere in the teens
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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I don't care, as long as they finish in the bottom3
Vegas Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2009
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Currently £140 up....
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That's a great bet...spoke to my Palace supporting mate today....reckons that Palace v Everton will be an easy 3 points for them,mind you,he did say it with a smirk on his face...
Idiot question alert. How does that work? They are currently 28 points under 31, which should put you at £560? (or £60 if you mean you get £20 for every point they get up to 31).
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Mackenzie
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My original 28 points quote may have to be revised downwards.....I'm thinking 18-20 at the moment.
Ravids
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They'll end up with 25.
They've probably got about 4 home wins in them, plus a fluky away win, adding in the odd draw it will all add up but they will surely get no where near enough to even avoid finishing 20th, let alone the drop.
They've probably got about 4 home wins in them, plus a fluky away win, adding in the odd draw it will all add up but they will surely get no where near enough to even avoid finishing 20th, let alone the drop.
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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You are indeed spot on.
To get out of the bottom 3 as it stands they need to over turn what is effectively a 7 point gap due to the shocking goal difference.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/competitions/premier-league/table
Which considering the 3 points from 10 return, doesn't look good does it. (Sorry I mean does).
Leighgull
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- Dec 27, 2012
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Nah. Can't see them getting 4 wins. They have too much dead wood and lightweights. There is talent like Jedinak (hell go in Jan I reckon) and Bolansie can play too. Chamakn must be the epic fail of the season...dives like a Palace pro but is a coward and lazy ( which is why Arsenal were keen to get rid,among other things) Philips is just too old to play more than 20 minutes in the prem games..can't rely on him this time.
Murray returns in January but won't get the space he got in the championship so will struggle I reckon. I can see discontent building in the squad so any decent players will get out if a decent offer comes in.
L'hampton Eagle
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Watching the play off Dvd over and over again is keeping me smiling and out ways the pain im suffering so far I can assure you,Obviously It's hard seeing us doing so badly but having been there in the prem at your expense is something that we'll hold over you even if we lose every game in the prem.
Theatre of Palace dreams
mikeyjh
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It's odd, obviously 'that' season really wasn't much fun, but it's brilliant re-watching the playoff semis and final.... Great memories!!
Ditto, and they seem to be labouring under the mistaken belief that they'll return to the Championship next season as big time Charlie's and walk straight back into the Premiership. This belief completely ignores the psychological devastation they will encounter as this season progresses and they become the laughing stock and whipping boys of the Premiership. They could very well fall straight through the Championship next year - or have to face several seasons of distinct mediocrity (eg Derby) as they come to terms with their humiliation.