Thinking positively that point took us above Bournemouth and realistically they should not get anything out of Chelsea away from home tomorrow. It's also unlikely that West Brom will get anything from Man City. Newcastle need to beat Burnley, Stoke need to beat Watford and Brighton need to beat Southampton away to catch us on points. Even if they all win Stoke will be behind us on goal difference and Brighton will need to win by two or more goals to go above us.

Reasonable assessment of the game TBH, although I thought TFM at least tried to get forward at pace which Ward is not really capable of. TFM reminds me of exactly what he is, a good player not quite up to it just yet. The rest of the team also need to realise that Wilf is being double/triple marked and there is therefore more space elsewhere, unfortunately we don't seem to have anyone else capable of unlocking the opponents defence.

By the sound of things we were saving ourselves somewhat. Wilf's been off the boil for some time now, but perhaps IC not qualifying demotivated him a little bit? Can't really explain his dip honestly.

Hope Townsend and sako aren't too bad. I fear we'll have a similar lineup for Newcastle. Perhaps time to give rakip(?) a chance in as a cam if he's looked good in training. I remember we threw in Luka pretty much straight away.

Edited by FairweatherEagle (30 Jan 2018 10.12pm)

Slow start lacking confidence - Hammers played like the away side. When did we last have 60% possession away from home - says it all

If Zaha could just get the ball to a team mate while three of them are trying to maim him, he would be world class.

Away point, poor game, move on to next game

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