Cheeky Monkey
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[Albion] Will you be shitting it...
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AmexRuislip
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Obviously, it's just annoying that we had an opportunity today for a possible three points
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Obviously, it's just annoying that we had an opportunity today for a possible three points
Saints might say the same v a dire West Ham.
rocker959
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No .
Dave the OAP
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After today's results, and tomorrow where stoke get dicked, i am actually very confident tat we only need three more points.
So that is three vs Huddersfield ....however I think we will get point at palace and one at home vs Spurs and manu.
Panic thee not
So that is three vs Huddersfield ....however I think we will get point at palace and one at home vs Spurs and manu.
Panic thee not
Obviously, it's just annoying that we had an opportunity today for a possible three points
I am still seething that it looked like an easy win for them but no I am not "shitting it" because another game has been used up and our rivals didnt gain anything.
daveinprague
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Think we are fairly safe on 34 with the other teams fixtures. Doubt if WBA will catch Stoke, never mind anybody else. Saints fixtures, horrible. Stokes, just as bad.
I may be controversial here, but I wonder whether when the season ends it may turn out 34 points would be enough (even if on Goal Difference), even if we didn't know it at the time. Similar to how it turned out the game last season which got us promoted was actually the win at QPR, nobody bar Newcastle overtook our points total after that game.
But if we do lose next week then I think we'll be very, very uncomfortable. It won't be an outright calamity, but it'll be pretty bad and mean we have to get the points we could have got from today and next week in the away games at Palace and Burnley. Which are tough to start with.
But if we do lose next week then I think we'll be very, very uncomfortable. It won't be an outright calamity, but it'll be pretty bad and mean we have to get the points we could have got from today and next week in the away games at Palace and Burnley. Which are tough to start with.
Eh? Saints were DESTROYED by a poor West Ham team. The commentators on 5 live were scathing about how utterly terrible and not up for the fight the Saints players were.
We were excellent today and but for the rub of the green would have beaten a very good Leicester side.
I don't see the similarity.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Imodium says no!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
We both got nil points. Both started thinking we might get something. We were not excellent. Shots on target? A more or less level win/draw/loss record shows how good Leicester are.
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The Camel
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I said a month ago 35 points would probably be enough. I'm sticking with this.
Why would teams who have averaged less than 1 point per game this far, suddenly improve to 1.5, let alone 2 points per game?
Maybe 1 or 2 teams will do better, but there are so many bad teams down there, not all will. Indeed some will do worse than have so far. 34 could well be enough.
crookie
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Not sure how many, but Schmeichel made three pretty good saves, from the penalty, Groß’ long shot, and March’s free kick.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Do you think we deserved to win? Genuine question.
Bollocks mate. Being extremely unfortunate not to at least draw against Leicester is in no way comparable to being dry humped by West Ham.
Southampton are in the mire, maybe it's just you as every other fan/pundit/ex player etc seems to think so.
I believe that had Murray scored the penalty, then we would have won.