[Albion] Premier League 28/10 - 30/10

[Bozza]

Every chance of being top half and at least 10th, as well as 6 points clear of the drop, if we win.

Saturday 28th
Man Utd v Spurs (12:30)

Arsenal v Swansea
Palace v West Ham
Liverpool v Huddersfield
Watford v Stoke
West Brom v Man City

Bournemouth v Chelsea (17:30)

Sunday 28th
Albion v Southampton (13:30)
Leicester v Everton (16:00)

Monday 28th
Burnley v Newcastle


(Table here: https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/content.php?695-LeagueTable)

 

[Normski1989]

Arsenal v Swansea - HOME
Palace v West Ham - DRAW
Liverpool v Huddersfield - HOME
Watford v Stoke - HOME
West Brom v Man City - AWAY
Bournemouth v Chelsea - AWAY

If they all happened on Saturday, we'd have very little pressure on our game on Sunday. #wishfulthinking

 

[Monkey Man]

Interesting. VERY interesting.

Look at my face! Just LOOK at my face!

 

[Quinney]

Roy's press conference won't have instilled confidence or pride in any Palace supporter or player before their relegation 6 pointer. How bad does he sound? A bit like when he had to explain himself after the Iceland match and the first thing he came out with was "I don't know what I'm doing here..." long may it continue.


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[pottert]

Or only being out of bottom 3 on goal difference.After fridays win everybody serms to have the opinion that all we have to do on Sunday is turn up & we will win.The same attitude that West Ham had last week.
We just need to accumulate points at this stage of the season.




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[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Roy's press conference won't have instilled confidence or pride in any Palace supporter or player before their relegation 6 pointer. How bad does he sound? A bit like when he had to explain himself after the Iceland match and the first thing he came out with was "I don't know what I'm doing here..." long may it continue.


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Loving, just LOVING, Roy's work.

 

[Easy 10]

Or only being out of bottom 3 on goal difference.After fridays win everybody serms to have the opinion that all we have to do on Sunday is turn up & we will win.The same attitude that West Ham had last week.
We just need to accumulate points at this stage of the season.

Really ?

Where have you seen that then ? Can't say that I've seen any posts of that nature.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Saturday 28th
Man Utd v Spurs 2-0 (with Harry Kane 1-2)

Arsenal v Swansea 3-0
Palace v West Ham 1-3
Liverpool v Huddersfield 2-2
Watford v Stoke 3-1
West Brom v Man City 1-4

Bournemouth v Chelsea 0-3

Sunday 28th
Albion v Southampton 2-1
Leicester v Everton 3-1

Monday 28th
Burnley v Newcastle 2-0

 

[Bozza]

Or only being out of bottom 3 on goal difference.After fridays win everybody serms to have the opinion that all we have to do on Sunday is turn up & we will win.The same attitude that West Ham had last week.
We just need to accumulate points at this stage of the season.

Incorrect - with Leicester playing Everton we know that it is impossible to be just goals difference clear. Our worst case scenario fro this weekend is still 2 points clear of relegation.

On the broader point, I don't think anyone thinks we just need to rock up for any game to pick up three points, least of all this one.

Southampton are the favourites with the bookies and rightly so. However we can take confidence that we are competitive against sides outside the top 6, and I'm looking forward to another good test of our Premier League credentials.

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Palace are 17/1 to win at Wembley on Guy Fawkes Day.

Is it only me who thinks they would be likely to win at least once, and possibly two or three times, in 18 attempts at what is essentially a Cup Final..?

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

Every chance of being top half and at least 10th, as well as 6 points clear of the drop, if we win.

Easy tiger

 

[Moshe Gariani]

The bookies give most likely relegation odds to a clear group of 9 teams.

We are around 9/4 and 5/2.

Currently shorter than us are Palace, Swansea, Huddersfield & Bournemouth (just)

Currently longer than us are Burnley, West Brom, West Ham & Stoke. Would be nice if we can haul in these 4 a bit more...

 

[GT49er]

Arsenal v Swansea - HOME
Palace v West Ham - DRAW
Liverpool v Huddersfield - HOME
Watford v Stoke - HOME
West Brom v Man City - AWAY
Bournemouth v Chelsea - AWAY

If they all happened on Saturday, we'd have very little pressure on our game on Sunday. #wishfulthinking

Liverpool and Huddersfield drawing would potentially be even more beneficial - we could, if they draw, go above both of them.

Only, of course, IF we manage to win............

 

[Gabbafella]

Saturday 28th
Man Utd v Spurs 2-3

Arsenal v Swansea 3-1
Palace v West Ham 0-2
Liverpool v Huddersfield 2-2
Watford v Stoke 2-1
West Brom v Man City 0-4

Bournemouth v Chelsea 0-3

Sunday 28th
Albion v Southampton 2-1
Leicester v Everton 4-1

Monday 28th
Burnley v Newcastle 1-1

 

[seagulls4ever]

I'm surprised no one's been pedantic enough to mention that you have listed the 28th three times. Until now. Even those who copy and pasted the incorrect dates.

 

[Weststander]

If Hodgson fails to win at home, will his job be under threat this early?

5live just a second ago mentioned the following managers as under pressure at times of late, but not Hodgson:
Pulis
Hughes
Howe
Bilic
Clement
Conte

 

[loco61]

happy for Liverpool to win ... we can leave overtaking them for when we play them

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[whitelion]

Can't see anything other than a 2-1 win.

 

[Mackenzie]

I wouldn’t be all that surprised to see Clement get the flick, I know half a dozen Swansea supporters and none of them rate him as a manager. Good coach but poor manager is the general consensus.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

I wouldn’t be all that surprised to see Clement get the flick, I know half a dozen Swansea supporters and none of them rate him as a manager. Good coach but poor manager is the general consensus.

Clement was great at ARRANGING THE CONES at Real Madrid.


The longer he stays.... the better for at least half the PL.




Clement IN.