Juan Albion
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If you'd been asked if Cardiff would beat Fulham and Palace, you would possibly have said they could. But now they've lost to Fulham, some think they'll win at Old Trafford ? ? ?
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[Albion] Will Cardiff win their last two games?
- Thread starter Guinness Boy
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albionfan37
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They won’t win 1 point let alone 6
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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for Palace its just another game, other than Zaha who might not give it 100%. they'll be playing for professionalism and a place next season (or transfer out of the slum). Man U last game at home is similar, though with European football most certainly alive. Arsenal the other factor there have us two Europa games and Burnley away last game. I'd certainly rather be Man U in that position so will be a lot to play for.
HastingsSeagull
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If they had battered an already relegated Fulham, then I'd be worried. Instead they defended for 75 minutes and only created chances once behind.
DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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It would be nice to think that Palace will be professional on Saturday and do their best to win.
nicko31
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Could still finish above West Ham. Players are ultimately more interested in their own careers than what another unlikely result would potentially do to a rival
Marshy
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What are the odds on Cardiff staying up now ?
Might be worth a tenner of my money.
Might be worth a tenner of my money.
Weststander
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Marshy
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That's worth a tenner for peace of mind and soften the blow if the unthinkable happens.
Football doesn't work like that though, does it?
Crystal Palace beat Man City away
In the very next game they drew at home to Cardiff
We beat Crystal Palace twice
Cardiff beat us twice
Fulham were on the beach, and Cardiff still played like absolute shit. Everyone talking about the final 10 mins is also ignoring the number of sitters Mitrovic and other Fulham players missed throughout the first 80 mins. If all decent chances went in Fulham still would've beaten them, comfortably.
If we confirm safety this coming weekend, Dunk & Duffy will turn up to the City game still drunk.
You've seen what happens with this bunch of players once league status is secured.
And that would be the absolute least of our problems. I am amazed everyone is so confident Cardiff can't get 6 points. Unlikely yes, impossible - very much not.
Dave the OAP
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No.
I'd give them about a 5-10% chance, based on their ability vs the teams they are playing. Look at the odds of them staying up, much harsher than the chance I'm giving them.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Their win bonus will do very nicely for their summer holidays too.
Sussexscots
3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 3, 3, 3, 3 ,3 ,3 3 coach chuggers
They could, but I can't see it.
Palace have better form away from home. Hodgson is as straight as a die. No way does he tell his players to underperform.
Manchester United look set to miss Champions league, however, there is still a chance they could finish Fifth. They would then go into the Group Stage of the Europa League. If they finish Sixth, I believe they would enter the Europa League at the qualifying stages - which would clash with their overseas - i.e money grabbing - tour commitments and pish off their owners. I imagine this will have been made clear to Solskjaer in no uncertain terms.
In any event, Solskjaer is Man United to his core, can't see him having any residual affection for Cardiff.
Palace have better form away from home. Hodgson is as straight as a die. No way does he tell his players to underperform.
Manchester United look set to miss Champions league, however, there is still a chance they could finish Fifth. They would then go into the Group Stage of the Europa League. If they finish Sixth, I believe they would enter the Europa League at the qualifying stages - which would clash with their overseas - i.e money grabbing - tour commitments and pish off their owners. I imagine this will have been made clear to Solskjaer in no uncertain terms.
In any event, Solskjaer is Man United to his core, can't see him having any residual affection for Cardiff.
Palace players don't give much of a crap about the rivalry with us - that was obvious from our games against them. Certainly not enough to chuck a game away. Man U look awful at the moment but Ole won't want to be losing to a team that sacked him, at Old Trafford on the last game of the season. Just hope they don't beat Palace otherwise the last day will be butt-clenching unless we beat Arsenal.