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Won 1 Drawn 3 lost 1 For 5 Against 5
Is that considered a good run?
Is that considered a good run?
[Albion] Last five games
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in the top flight
Yes
Yes
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I am in agreement.
warmleyseagull
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Won 1 Drawn 3 lost 1 For 5 Against 5
Is that considered a good run?
It's a run.
Whilst we haven’t won as many games as we’ve deserved to, we are a really hard team to beat.
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Kalimantan Gull
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Still unbeaten against teams not expected to be top 8
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Had we won the last two home games we'd be talking about europe next season 
- Jun 27, 2012
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(last 12) Away from Home : P 12, W4, D6, L2
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Won 1 Drawn 3 lost 1 For 5 Against 5
Is that considered a good run?
6 points every 5 games would see us into the mid 40s.
We're hard to beat and consistently competitive
Fine margins though. Only a point today and we'd have been without a win in 8.
In the end, i have faith that we'll be within a couple of places either side of where we deserve to be at the end of the season, and that our final place will be nowhere near the bottom 3.
In the end, i have faith that we'll be within a couple of places either side of where we deserve to be at the end of the season, and that our final place will be nowhere near the bottom 3.
Won 1 Drawn 3 lost 1 For 5 Against 5
Is that considered a good run?
Is that considered a bad run?
Strange thread.
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But highly debatable. Our run could be considered good because we have lost 1 in 5 or bad because we have not won against our relegation rivals enough.
Opinions innit
Also a thread probably not destined for TBP.
Had we won the last two home games we'd be talking about europe next season
The traditional wheels fall off o'clock.
What happens if we climb the table now - with no wheels?
Good point, but the OP doesn’t account for the quality of opposition. Burnley etc...
These are the winnable games
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Away to Newcastle and Aston Villa (who were 5th) turn out to be the winnable games.
Carlisle once topped the league, positions at this stage are immaterial, unless you feel Villa will be challenging.
I would have hoped for something out of both games TBH.
Did you think/expect us to win the home games?
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Of course , like nearly everyone, I agree 9 points so far is disappointing given our performances. And its right that games v Burnley, Palace and West Brom are where you might look for more than only 3 points but i don't expect it.
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darkwolf666
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We're getting dangerously close to using the we "should be beating teams like" #
We've all scorned teams that have done that to us.
Play our game, the way we know we can and the points will follow. It doesn't really matter where you pick those points up from, and at this stage of the season it is wrong to be talking about relegation rivals... Unless you have very low expectations. I am pretty sure Potter didn't set up the team against West Brom or Burnley as if it was a six pointer against a relegation rival.
We've all scorned teams that have done that to us.
Play our game, the way we know we can and the points will follow. It doesn't really matter where you pick those points up from, and at this stage of the season it is wrong to be talking about relegation rivals... Unless you have very low expectations. I am pretty sure Potter didn't set up the team against West Brom or Burnley as if it was a six pointer against a relegation rival.