Not saying we are safe yet but if three other teams go down we will be, so who would we prefer those teams to be.

There are different ways of looking at it:
Who you think are most likely to go
Who you have a grudge against
Who's players you think we might poach
Who would be least likely to go down NEXT season.

For me with good owners in charge, money in the bank, the crowds back at Selhurst and a competent manager in charge we finally have the chance to establish ourselves again so its all about what will give us the best chance next season. So I favour those who are underperforming this season but might not struggle next. I'd go for Sunderland, Swansea and Villa. I can't see it but with Cardiff, Norwich, Fulham, WBA, Hull, Leicester, Burnley and another from the championship in next years Premier League we'd have to fancy our chances.

For the record I think the three that WILL go will be Sunderland, Cardiff and Norwich.

I'm not that convinced that we will beat the drop given our remaining games.

As long as its not us, I don't really care. I'd like to see Hull, Cardiff and Sunderland go down, but I'd settle for Sunderland, Fulham and Cardiff losing on Saturday as well.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Thats the spirit. We're sat in 12th place, seven points clear of the drop, on 37 points, were riding high in form tables, have the second best defence in the entire league, with five games to get three points, having just won three games in a row for the first time in 20 years in the premiership, one of those being against Chelsea.

Ok, we're not there yet, but I'm pretty convinced that we're not going down (not least because Norwich have an even harder run) - Whilst Villa, Swansea, West Brom all seem to be struggling to get into the bottom three.

Also our run in, isn't that bad. Two 'impossible' games, one difficult and two very viable point yelding games.

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FULHAM before we play them and so I win money

Edited by HKOwen (16 Apr 2014 1.57pm)

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Don't get this at all. He's been a disaster; they stuck with him well past his sell-by date. Admittedly, earlier in the year they questioned him publicly when they should have fired him altogether so they undermined him and didn't help themselves to some extent and if you are referring to that then perhaps fair enough. But if you think they mistreated him by firing him when they did, I would have to disagree. He oversaw a train wreck.

Teams I would like to go down:

Cardiff = Clown foreign owner who doesn't know what he's doing and I would enjoy seeing pay the price.

Fulham = Clown foreign owner who doesn't know what he's doing and I would enjoy seeing pay the price.

Sunderland = Sick of North Eastern clubs pretending they're somehow "big" and then being taken more seriously as a result. If your untapped potential hasn't actually being tapped for half a century then to my mind you don't have any potential. Hick, small town club with a coterie of passionate supporters but no bigger than any of a dozen other medium-sized regional clubs. Plus, clown foreign owner who doesn't know what he's doing and I would enjoy seeing pay the price.

Edited by sydtheeagle (16 Apr 2014 3.24pm)

Sydenham by birth. Selhurst by the Grace of God.