[Albion] Premier League 27/02 - 01/03

[Bozza]

Potentially squeaky bum time...

Saturday 27th February 2021
Man City v West Ham United (12:30) - BT Sport
West Brom v Brighton & Hove Albion (15:00) - Sky Sports
Leeds United v Aston Villa (17:30) - Sky Sports
Newcastle United v Wolves (20:00) - Sky Sports

Sunday 28th February 2021
Crystal Palace v Fulham (12:00) - BBC One / BBC iPlayer
Leicester City v Arsenal (12:00) - BT Sport
Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley (14:00) - Sky Sports
Chelsea v Man Utd (16:30) - Sky Sports
Sheffield United v Liverpool (19:15) - Sky Sports

Monday 1st March 2021
Everton v Southampton (20:00) - Sky Sports

 

[sparkie]

For further additional stress...

Thursday :

Fulham v Spurs


There are other midweek games, but not for the albion.

 

[Stat Brother]

Does anyone really care, anymore?

 

[Simster]

Watch Fulham absolutely spank Palace.

 

[Bozza]

For further additional stress...

Thursday :

Fulham v Spurs


There are other midweek games, but not for the albion.

Yeah, I just clocked that - it seemed to be too many to include here, so I'll do a separate Tue-Thur thread after this round.

 

[willalbion]

Watch Fulham absolutely spank Palace.

I honestly think Roy will do us a favour here. Place to do a number on Scott Parkers men.

 

[vagabond]

I honestly think Roy will do us a favour here. Place to do a number on Scott Parkers men.

I’m not so confident. With their result over us they’re now looking very safe. They may be quite relaxed for this game. Whereas Fulham will be going hell for leather.

We just have to rely on ourselves. No excuses, point minimum tomorrow. 3 ideally, which we’re more than capable of.

 

[Swansman]

I’m not so confident. With their result over us they’re now looking very safe. They may be quite relaxed for this game. Whereas Fulham will be going hell for leather.

We just have to rely on ourselves. No excuses, point minimum tomorrow. 3 ideally, which we’re more than capable of.

As seen repeatedly, teams only need one bad round of results to go from "very safe" to "not so safe", meaning they were probably not so safe to begin with..

 

[vagabond]

As seen repeatedly, teams only need one bad round of results to go from "very safe" to "not so safe", meaning they were probably not so safe to begin with..

Whilst not mathematically safe, with 32 points already it would take some turn around for Palace to go down now.

 

[Swansman]

Whilst not mathematically safe, with 32 points already it would take some turn around for Palace to go down now.

Not disagreeing, just saying things can happen quickly. Four or five straight losses for them and a couple of good results below them and it all gets heated again.

 

[zefarelly]

Does anyone really care, anymore?

I wish I didn't care, I need to get back into my 2006-2010 phase where I took a break and just read the paper . . . stress free. Have so much to do tomorrow. wasting 2 hours watching over paid mediocrity and stressing myself out is not on the list of 'productive jobs to do'

 

[pasty]

I feel dirty, but there is no escaping the fact I really want Palace to win this weekend. There. I've said it. I'm now off to cleanse myself in disinfectant, and will never speak of this again.

 

[Swansman]

I feel dirty, but there is no escaping the fact I really want Palace to win this weekend. There. I've said it. I'm now off to cleanse myself in disinfectant, and will never speak of this again.

Inject it maybe, heard it got various health benefits.

 

[Mellotron]

I feel dirty, but there is no escaping the fact I really want Palace to win this weekend. There. I've said it. I'm now off to cleanse myself in disinfectant, and will never speak of this again.

I dunno - a win for us and loss for them and suddenly we're a game from overtaking them again.

Optimistic, perhaps...

 

[zefarelly]

I feel dirty, but there is no escaping the fact I really want Palace to win this weekend. There. I've said it. I'm now off to cleanse myself in disinfectant, and will never speak of this again.

I see where you're coming from, but I'd still rather we won, and Fulham drew or won.

 

[Uh_huh_him]

I dunno - a win for us and loss for them and suddenly we're a game from overtaking them again.

Optimistic, perhaps...

Very much this for me.


Hoping we can get back to winning ways and start looking up the table again.

 

[pasty]

I see where you're coming from, but I'd still rather we won, and Fulham drew or won.

Oh absolutely Zef, but I don't trust us to win at The Hawthorns

 

[GT49er]

Wins for us, Wolves, Spurs and Liverpool. That'd do for me.

 

[Dirty Dave]

I feel dirty, but there is no escaping the fact I really want Palace to win this weekend. There. I've said it. I'm now off to cleanse myself in disinfectant, and will never speak of this again.

I too hope Palace win. Putting the rivalry aside, that has to be the best outcome for us, whether we like it or not.

Obviously we should be looking to stay up without having to rely on other teams' results but a defeat for Fulham could work in our favour come the end of the season

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[brighton_tom]

Priority is that we match or better Fulham's result at Palace. They then play Spurs, City, Liverpool so a difficult run for them & a chance for us to extend the gap. Its lots of ifs and buts, but if we can extend the gap during those 3 games we'd be going into the final 9 games with Fulham needing something like 3 more wins than us.