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Why best result is Norwich beat Fulham
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 HKOwen  Hong Kong 08 Apr 14 6.49am |
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1. Kills any momentum Fulham may have from their last game 2. I have 70 quid at 13/2 on Fulham to be relegated
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viveasheagle  perth 08 Apr 14 7.30am |
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I work next to a Fulham fan. They have a decent run in and they have hope. Norwich have an aweful run in and so this game is going to be pivotal as to who stays up. Momentum is with Fulham and i think they will win. I would lay off some of your bet if i was you. Best result for Palace will be a draw. The new manager factor will come into play but this has not been so prevalent over last few seasons.
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Baldfella  Wigan 08 Apr 14 7.34am |
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The best result for Palace is easily a Norwich win ! We need to finish above 3 teams Cardiff and Sunderland look f***ed and if Fulham lose to Norwich I think we will have our final 3 !
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| HKOwen Hong Kong 08 Apr 14 7.37am |
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I believe Norwich are a better team and realise they only need one win and may stay up so it really is their cup final.
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| Joe1905 08 Apr 14 7.49am |
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Anything except a Fulham win for me and if we beat Villa then that should see us over the line TP will be tell the players they have a chance to make history on Saturday and one big push should see all the hard work pay off this is our cup final One omen to think of the season we got to the cup final we beat Villa around the same time of the season to stay up another day like that please
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| Red Al Reading 08 Apr 14 8.17am |
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It's better if Norwich win. If Fulham lose to Norwich they will have to win their next 3 games to reach 36 points, before they play Palace on the last day. So, if Palace beat Villa and Fulham lose on Saturday they must win 3 games in a row (Spurs, Hull and Stoke) to be in with a chance to stay up. They must then beat Palace as well in the last game of the season. As Fulham have managed consecutive wins only once this season, that is a big ask! They have gained 8 points from their last 10 games...and that's relegation form.
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| Red Al Reading 08 Apr 14 8.24am |
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Quote Joe1905 at 08 Apr 2014 7.49am
Anything except a Fulham win for me and if we beat Villa then that should see us over the line TP will be tell the players they have a chance to make history on Saturday and one big push should see all the hard work pay off this is our cup final One omen to think of the season we got to the cup final we beat Villa around the same time of the season to stay up another day like that please History won't be made on Saturday even if Palace win (we all remember Oldham!) but 3 points against Villa means it is highly unlikely to go down to the wire on the last day.
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thebob  Tatebayashi (from Croydon) 08 Apr 14 8.31am |
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To be honest it doesn't really matter, I can't see both of them overtaking us. A Fulham win leaves them below the line on 30pts, and Norwich on 32pts for the rest of the season. A Norwich win puts them on 35 pts for the rest of the season. That means we go above them with a draw unless they can conjure up +10 goals difference. One of them might catch us... but not both. It's still it's in our own hands. Let's just beat Villa and see what it looks like then. This weekend West Brom have got Spurs and the Swans have got Chelsea. Slim pickings there. Hull aren't playing so a win could put us in 12th on 37pts.
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| stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 08 Apr 14 8.43am |
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I just can't watch anymore!! Edited by stuckinbristol (08 Apr 2014 8.44am)
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collier row eagle  romford essex via another galaxy 08 Apr 14 9.00am |
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I want them both to lose!
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| Andy_G Wimbledon 08 Apr 14 9.22am |
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The 3 bottom teams have now got to produce something special to get out of it. I thought Sunderland would get something last night but that result surely seals it fot them. Fulham's corpse is twitching but I think they will still go and I see a Norwich win saturday, Norwich are not that bad and with a bit of new manager lift it should see them home.
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Sg Bilko  Deurne Holland 08 Apr 14 10.41am |
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Quote Andy_G at 08 Apr 2014 9.22am
The 3 bottom teams have now got to produce something special to get out of it. I thought Sunderland would get something last night but that result surely seals it fot them. Fulham's corpse is twitching but I think they will still go and I see a Norwich win saturday, Norwich are not that bad and with a bit of new manager lift it should see them home. I agree, the 3 teams below the line have a mammoth task to survive, they are 5 points adrift with a inferior GD, big ask, and none of them look like they have it in them for the fight ahead.
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