Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.But that wasn't the scenario I put forward Triggaaar
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.But that wasn't the scenario I put forward Triggaaar
That’s a very mean spirited assessment.
His record since he arrived, is P13 W5 D5 L3. That’s a brilliant record from the state they were in. And he makes CAKES for the journos, which helps, too!
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story.
Stop worrying folks.
Our lads will seal safety for themselves. We are a half decent side when we put in a shift and play well and I fully expect something against Burnley or Man United. We will get nothing in the last two though.
I can see it all going terribly wrong
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Correct - Stoke are simply not going to catch us, unless they get a miracle result at Liverpool. A draw there is a possibility (5/1) but Stoke are more than 10/1 to win on the exchanges, which is the only result that could make it a possibility. And that's just one game out of seven that they'd need to go the right way from their perspective in order to overhaul us - they'd then need to win two other games AND hope we lose all four of our remaining games.The albion are not on Stoke's pragmatic overhaul radar.
Their one realistic escape path is to beat Palace and Swansea in their last 2 games - and to finish above both Swansea and Southampton.
Next Saturday looks the defining day in the race. For ourselves it is the most 'pointable' fixture left. All of Huddersfield, Palace and Bournemouth have winnable matches that would see them pull out of the reckoning altogether. Stoke could be gone (in terms of catching the Albion, at least). Southampton NEED to win, surely?
BHA 34 36
PAL 35 35
WHU 34 35
HUD 34 35
SWA 34 33
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SOU 34 29
STO 35 29
WBA 35 25
LIV v STO
BUR v BHA
PAL v LEI
HUD v ETN
SOU v BOU
SWA v CHE
WHU v MCI
Like I said, 'Stoke are already a very long shot to go above us'.For Stoke to go above they have only two scenarios.
- win all 3: Albion lose all 4
- win 2 , draw 1 : AND Albion lose all 4 by massive margins to make up -18 goal difference gap.
- Every other scenario - can’t catch us.
You said 'if Swansea lose to Chelsea and don't beat Bournemouth it is virtually all over and safe for us. Because their last two games are Stoke and Southampton so they some of them will be dropping points'.But that wasn't the scenario I put forward Triggaaar.
You said 'if Swansea lose to Chelsea and don't beat Bournemouth it is virtually all over and safe for us. Because their last two games are Stoke and Southampton so they some of them will be dropping points'.
That's wrong, it's not virtually all over if that happens, it's not much different to how things stand now. All Swansea would need to do to go above us (without us getting more points) is beat Stoke, and Stoke (almost certainly) won't be finishing above us anyway.
They could take points off of Southampton too, but that's the case even if they win one of their next two games.
How so?I know all that but what I was putting across was that the AMOUNT of different scenarios for us to go down drastically diminish
You said 'if Swansea lose to Chelsea and don't beat Bournemouth it is virtually all over and safe for us. Because their last two games are Stoke and Southampton so they some of them will be dropping points'.
That's wrong, it's not virtually all over if that happens, it's not much different to how things stand now. All Swansea would need to do to go above us (without us getting more points) is beat Stoke, and Stoke (almost certainly) won't be finishing above us anyway.
They could take points off of Southampton too, but that's the case even if they win one of their next two games.
The wisdom is never rely on a Smug Eddie team to ever help us...
But, for this one, a Bournemouth win confirms their mathematical safety, and surely they will want to get one over on the saints anyway.
How so?
It really should be on tv.Bournemouth supporting mate is simply drooling over this fixture. A Bournemouth win after scumhampton loosing the semi final and blowing leads in recent games would be a stake right through their hearts! Conversely a win could kick start their survival.
Because if Stoke and Burnley overhaul us they both need to beat Swansea to do so, which would leave below is unless they get p the points you mentioned, they then become the only scenarios. I concede there are still a few scenarios but not quite as many if Swansea get one point or less in their next two matches.
Burnley ??