Their odds have been consistently short relative to league position.
My guess would be due to cashflows - insurance bets by pessimistic Mags who can’t stand Ashley & Bruce, also Mackems betting on their demise?
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[Football] Relegation odds 20/21
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Their odds have been consistently short relative to league position.
My guess would be due to cashflows - insurance bets by pessimistic Mags who can’t stand Ashley & Bruce, also Mackems betting on their demise?
Moshe Gariani
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Or it could be that they’re really shit and we’re not.
less shittier perhaps
Under Bruce, I keep saying that to myself, then they chisel out some EPL wins to better our position.
Apparently Almiron and Wilson took Everton apart, Pickford saves made him their MOTM. I wish we could get a clean sheet at Goodison and win. Always a guaranteed three points for Everton.
phoenix
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Everton were shit.
4/1 to 8.5/1 in one match.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Fulham's game in hand is also Burnley's game in hand - as it is the match between the two - and that makes the table even better.
Tony Towner's Fridge
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Wolves at 22-1 look interesting...
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Machiavelli
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I wonder if they’ll sign a striker tomorrow.
Mike Small
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Wolves are not going to get 10 less points than WBA and 8 less points than Fulham by the end of your season. Don’t waste your money!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
What a difference a week makes
Icy Gull
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Time to get on Large imo
I’m happy with Fulham and WBA dropping.
WBA - I can’t stand Fatso and his long throw ins brand of rugby. Plus it’d be great to see the Bilic sacking come to nothing.
Fulham - NSC may love that club and the away trip, but as in summer 2018, they did ‘a Villa’ again, bringing in a whole load of players. With the ‘names’ of Anguissa, Lookman, Cavaleiro and Loftus-Cheek gathered over the last 2 years to secure EPL safety over the likes of low key Brighton and Burnley. I love it that Potter’s methods are proving superior to the chuck money strategy.
WBA - I can’t stand Fatso and his long throw ins brand of rugby. Plus it’d be great to see the Bilic sacking come to nothing.
Fulham - NSC may love that club and the away trip, but as in summer 2018, they did ‘a Villa’ again, bringing in a whole load of players. With the ‘names’ of Anguissa, Lookman, Cavaleiro and Loftus-Cheek gathered over the last 2 years to secure EPL safety over the likes of low key Brighton and Burnley. I love it that Potter’s methods are proving superior to the chuck money strategy.
That 200-1 on Southampton looks tempting. It would mean a hell of a collapse but they have a long injury list and strange things can happen
blue-shifted
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I don't really care if Fulham go down or not (aside from it taking one potential drop spot away from Palace), but I don't agree with your point about Fulham signing 'names' compared to us.
1) Loftus-Cheek aside, are any of the Fulham signings particularly big names? Loftus-Cheek is only on loan too.
2) We signed two former England international 'names' in Lallana and Welbeck, both of whom have much higher profiles (and probably wages) than Anguissa, Lookman and Cavaleiro (in my opinion).
It's not as though we've been all billy big b*******s with signings, but I wouldn't say Fulham have either (this time round)
pasty
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Honestly can't see anything other than the current bottom three going down now. Fulham fans must be distraught at our somewhat unexpected 6 point haul from Spurs and Liverpool. I think we were their only hope of staying up before last Sunday.
brighton_tom
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Cant see the bottom 3 changing now. Neither Fulham or West Brom did anything in January to fix their leaky defense.