Not at all. We would be unlikely to get anything at Chelsea (never do), Arsenal and Liverpool. As for Forest, Luton and Brentford? All teams we have poor records against. Only Sheffield United presents a decent 3 point return.
Whereas our fixtures? We may not be 'favourites' for Newcastle, Villa or West Ham but with our strongest (or close to strongest) team out I'd fancy us to get 5 to 7 points. Thats probably all we need.

I do feel for the Everton supporters. They overspent and yet were still awful. From a football perspective, they are very dogged and strong defensively but they have very little to offer going forwards, the lucky goal against Burnley saving their ars*s. If DCL can rediscover some form they should be ok, but otherwise, they may have to hope some draws see them over the line. Brentford definitely look the best side I've seen in the bottom half of the table of late. I also think Sheffield Utd and Burnley could do us some favours as they are both showing a bit of fight and in recent games look better than they did against us.

Hopefully we actually stay up on merit rather than relying on others though.

Our last 3 games against Forest, Luton and Brentford mustered 5 points with a goal difference of +2.

Our last 3 games against Newcastle, West Ham and Villa mustered 1 point with a goal difference of -6.

Using our past record of losing against some of the teams Everton have to play, and then ignoring our record of losing against the teams we have to play, is convenient but very illogical.

We might get 5-7 points and I really hope we do, but our records and the league table both say we have more chance with Everton's fixtures.

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I am very confident that if we get close to a full strength, fully fit team back in the next week or so (something we never had when playing earlier this season that you are ignoring when spouting stats) that we will get the 6/7 points needed.
We will probably lose to Liverpool which the intelligent amongst us have already factored in yet the doom and gloom will crank into overdrive straight after that game. Even though we already know its a free hit! Joke.
I wouldn't describe myself as a particularly over positive Palace fan but I cannot believe some of the negativity on here. The main reason for our poor results this season has been the awful injuries to key players throughout the entire season. We are finally starting to get everybody back (even Doucoure might make the final couple of games) and everyone still seems to think we're going down. Stats are the past. Regardless of what you might believe they dont tell you the future.

I think part of the problem is that too many fans have bought into Hodgson's practice of "bigging-up" the opposition in pre-match press conferences so that even to gain a point from the ensuing game is a minor miracle.

Glasner, refreshingly, always looks at what we can do by playing our game and ensure we make life difficult for the opposition by identifying their weaknesses and using them to our advantage.

Then, of course, the doom mongers always like to play the "Oldham" card.

I think I've been pretty consistent this year in saying we can hit 40 points again, and as I've posted elsewhere, we gained 8 points in the reverse fixtures against the upcoming 6 opponents and I see no reason why we can't at least match that.

33 points is probably already enough. The bottom 5 teams are gash.

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