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[Albion] Stoke, Southampton, Swansea & Huddersfield. Remaining Fixtures.
- Thread starter larus
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brightn'ove
cringe
I've just read, that outside the big six, only Burnley, Watford and Brighton have kept themselves out of the bottom three all season. Surely we can't blow it now.
Not quite, unless there is a cutoff for that. We haven’t been BACK in the bottom three though...
Funny how so many of us expect nothing from our last five games but can see the teams below us garnering 6 or 7 points. Every fan of other teams in the Premier League that I speak to has said “you’re safe” for weeks now. Why doesn’t it feel like it to me?
This. I don't get it either.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Swansea look fragile now, their next 3:
ManCity A
Chelsea H
Bournemouth A
They might well go into their last 2 still on 33 points. They have Southampton & Stoke at home for their last 2 games. Does leave you feeling any point for us could be vital.
ManCity A
Chelsea H
Bournemouth A
They might well go into their last 2 still on 33 points. They have Southampton & Stoke at home for their last 2 games. Does leave you feeling any point for us could be vital.
KingKev
Well-known member
Don’t think we should totally discount Palace and West Ham. I Can see Swansea, Huddersfield, Palace and West Ham all needing something at home on the last day of the season - but they all have fixtures where you’d fancy them to get a result (assuming Arsenal don’t turn up at Hudds).
My little predictor says Southampton 2nd bottom and us level on points with Swansea and Stoke, probably surviving on GD.
We shall see....
My little predictor says Southampton 2nd bottom and us level on points with Swansea and Stoke, probably surviving on GD.
We shall see....
Everton will be on the beach by the time they play West Ham. I can't really understand why so many people, including West Ham fans, seem to think that is unwinnable. And from our point of view, they probably only need a point more than us to be safe really, and that one is EASILY drawable which is more than can be said about any of our remaining fixtures.
blockhseagull
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Where do you see Stoke getting 7 points from ?
Feck me [MENTION=19854]KingKev[/MENTION], you’ve just got me worried again [emoji2]
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Everton are key to the run in. They go to Huddersfield this weekend, and I see nothing but a home win. Everton’s season is over, and they are playing like it.
That said, for the game at West Ham, there is the Fat Sam factor. He’d love to send them down, out of spite.
Well, look where the other Albion were at that time.
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
It winds me up more than it should.
There is no reason whatsoever to expect that other teams will do any better in 'tough' fixtures than we will.
This isn't an issue. 3rd and 4th both go straight into the group stage from next season:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018–19_UEFA_Champions_League (see list of teams under the "Group stage" header).
Regency Gull
Member
Been waiting for this, this week - for a bit of perspective.
Surprised how positive it is for us and perhaps it reflects the amount of teams at the bottom who have to play each other and so their opportunity to move up is limited
Surprised how positive it is for us and perhaps it reflects the amount of teams at the bottom who have to play each other and so their opportunity to move up is limited
Apologies if this has already been mentioned, but Arsenal have lost all five of their away Prem League games in 2018 (you have to go down to Tamworth in National League North to find an equivalent bad run). Fortunately only Huddersfield play them at home so their appalling record won't have much of an impact on the relegation situation. However, it does suggest we shouldn't assume the Big Six will automatically win all their games against the relegation contenders - as Man Utd also demonstrated against WBA
Regency Gull
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Clearly I can't insert an image - its here
https://experimental361.com/2018/04/17/whats-still-possible-17-april-2018/
https://experimental361.com/2018/04/17/whats-still-possible-17-april-2018/
KingKev
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I think they’ll beat Palace and could take 4 points from Burnley and Swansea. But then see my signature to gauge my natural level of pessimism ��
KingKev
Well-known member
My work here is done
My analysis. Yes I'm a bit worried....
Close or way off the mark?
Stoke (28 now)
Burnley H Draw (29)
Liverpool A Lose (29)
Palace H Draw (30)
Swansea A Draw (31)
Southampton (28 now)
Leicester A Draw (29)
Bournemouth H Win (32)
Everton A Lose (32)
Swansea A Draw (33)
Man City H Draw (34)
Swansea (33 now)
Man City A Lose (33)
Chelsea H Draw (34)
Bournemouth A Draw (35)
Southampton H Draw (36)
Stoke H Draw (37)
Huddersfield (35 now)
Everton H Win (38)
Man City A Lose (38)
Chelsea A Lose (38)
Arsenal H Draw (39)
Us (35 now)
Spurs H Lose (35)
Burnley A Draw (36)
Man Utd H Draw (37)
Man City A Lose (37)
Liverpool A Lose (37)
Close or way off the mark?
Stoke (28 now)
Burnley H Draw (29)
Liverpool A Lose (29)
Palace H Draw (30)
Swansea A Draw (31)
Southampton (28 now)
Leicester A Draw (29)
Bournemouth H Win (32)
Everton A Lose (32)
Swansea A Draw (33)
Man City H Draw (34)
Swansea (33 now)
Man City A Lose (33)
Chelsea H Draw (34)
Bournemouth A Draw (35)
Southampton H Draw (36)
Stoke H Draw (37)
Huddersfield (35 now)
Everton H Win (38)
Man City A Lose (38)
Chelsea A Lose (38)
Arsenal H Draw (39)
Us (35 now)
Spurs H Lose (35)
Burnley A Draw (36)
Man Utd H Draw (37)
Man City A Lose (37)
Liverpool A Lose (37)
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- Aug 8, 2005
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Is it right though. They are suggesting Leicester could still go down. Given teams are playing each other below them I'm not sure that is correct. It may just be based on the points but isn't taking into account the games between the teams below them?