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sidman Flag London 17 Mar 14 12.07pm Send a Private Message to sidman Add sidman as a friend

West Brom

Hull V West Brom

West Brom V Cardiff

Norwich V West Brom

West Brom V Tottenham

Man City V West Brom

West Brom V West Ham

Arsenal V West Brom

Sunderland V West Brom

West Brom V Stoke


Crystal Palace

Newcastle V Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace V Chelsea

Cardiff V Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace V Aston Villa

Everton V Crystal Palace

West Ham V Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace V Man City

Crystal Palace V Liverpool

Fulham V Crystal Palace


Sunderland

Norwich V Sunderland

Liverpool V Sunderland

Sunderland V West Ham

Tottenham V Sunderland

Sunderland V Everton

Man City V Sunderland

Chelsea V Sunderland

Sunderland V Cardiff

Man Utd V Sunderland

Sunderland V West Brom

Sunderland V Swansea


Cardiff City

Cardiff V Liverpool

West Brom V Cardiff

Cardiff V Crystal Palace

Southampton V Cardiff

Cardiff V Stoke

Sunderland V Cardiff

Newcastle V Cardiff

Cardiff V Chelsea


Fulham

Man City V Fulham

Fulham V Everton

Aston Villa V Fulham

Fulham V Norwich

Tottenham V Fulham

Fulham V Hull

Stoke V Fulham

Fulham V Crystal Palace

 

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silvertop Flag Portishead 17 Mar 14 2.27pm Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

We are forgetting Norwich and Swansea.

Remaining games - "big" teams (inc Saints but exc Newcastle) in parenthesis:

West Brom 9 (3)
Palace 9 (4)
Sunderland 11
Cardiff 8 (2)
Fulham 8 (3)
Norwich 8 (4)
Swansea 9 (4)

I can see West Brom pulling free. Good form, game in hand, "easiest" run-in.

Cardiff and Fulham have enviable run-ins; but are NVG and may struggle to pick up the points from their rivals to get out of the bottom 3.

Sunderland - fixture congestion and exhaustion may take their toll; but not all 5 relegation rivals are likely to be as mean as us. I suspect they will pick up just enough points to finish above us.

Swansea is difficult. Their current form is not good and their run-in is similar to ours. However, they have 2 points on us and a much better goal difference. Sadly, I suspect they have enough to keep them up.

Meaning (inevitably)

It may be between us and Norwich for that last relegation slot.

Is it not always so?

If I were a betting man I would say that we will grab that 17th place, if only on goal difference. Howewever, it will only be decided at the final game.

 

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silvertop Flag Portishead 17 Mar 14 2.28pm Send a Private Message to silvertop Add silvertop as a friend

Quote silvertop at 17 Mar 2014 2.27pm

We are forgetting Norwich and Swansea.

Remaining games - "big" teams (inc Saints but exc Newcastle) in parenthesis:

West Brom 9 (3)
Palace 9 (4)
Sunderland 11 (six)
Cardiff 8 (2)
Fulham 8 (3)
Norwich 8 (4)
Swansea 9 (4)

I can see West Brom pulling free. Good form, game in hand, "easiest" run-in.

Cardiff and Fulham have enviable run-ins; but are NVG and may struggle to pick up the points from their rivals to get out of the bottom 3.

Sunderland - fixture congestion and exhaustion may take their toll; but not all 5 relegation rivals are likely to be as mean as us. I suspect they will pick up just enough points to finish above us.

Swansea is difficult. Their current form is not good and their run-in is similar to ours. However, they have 2 points on us and a much better goal difference. Sadly, I suspect they have enough to keep them up.

Meaning (inevitably)

It may be between us and Norwich for that last relegation slot.

Is it not always so?

If I were a betting man I would say that we will grab that 17th place, if only on goal difference. Howewever, it will only be decided at the final game.


 

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 17 Mar 14 2.53pm

We may only need to win one, lose two and draw the rest. Ideally, I really want to see us win three before the Man City game. It'd be nice for once to go into the end of season without something hanging in the balance.

 


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PJH Flag Colchester 17 Mar 14 3.07pm Send a Private Message to PJH Add PJH as a friend

Quote Mapletree at 15 Mar 2014 10.43pm

Quote black eagle. at 15 Mar 2014 9.29pm

The key as someone else said on another thread is to be above Norwich before their nightmare final four fixtures.

can't see them taking a single point from those games.


If we beat Cardiff and Fulham and get a couple of draws I reckon we will be OK. Only 36 points but the other clubs have tough run ins too, as said above.

Hull will survive but it's quite feasible we could have Fulham, Cardiff, West Brom, Sunderland, Norwich, West Ham and Swansea below us. In roughly that order is my current estimation but any of them could take the drop. Right now we aren't in a bad place.


Really ?? Love the optimism Mapletree but just can't see that at all (or today maybe that should be at all..at all.)

 

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oldstand Flag Christchurch 17 Mar 14 6.32pm Send a Private Message to oldstand Add oldstand as a friend

After Fulhams win over Newcastle one fan is looking at 15 -18 points from their remaining games.Go Fulham.

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croydon proud Flag Any european country i fancy! 17 Mar 14 7.08pm

Think norwich in a packed carrow road could pull off a good result or two when they need it, hope im wrong!

 

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rob1969 Flag Banstead Surrey 17 Mar 14 7.58pm Send a Private Message to rob1969 Add rob1969 as a friend

Quote Palace_denizen at 15 Mar 2014 8.41pm

everybody harping on about our tough final 9 games. And, to be honest, yes, very tough. But i have looked at our rivals and struggle to find one with an easy set of final games to play.
so, any opinions ?

Surely all games for bottom teams against top half teams are tough. Have to look at whether team is showing some improvement - or not - rather than who they playing Often in it the end comes down to character, desire etc.

 

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est1905 Flag 17 Mar 14 9.18pm Send a Private Message to est1905 Add est1905 as a friend

Quote black eagle. at 15 Mar 2014 9.29pm

The key as someone else said on another thread is to be above Norwich before their nightmare final four fixtures.

can't see them taking a single point from those games.

If with one or two games to go the title is gone they may well be an easy prospect for Norwich.
You are assuming the title race will go to the final game. It wont


 

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girvinator Flag Poole 17 Mar 14 10.26pm Send a Private Message to girvinator Add girvinator as a friend

Quote black eagle. at 15 Mar 2014 9.29pm

The key as someone else said on another thread is to be above Norwich before their nightmare final four fixtures.

can't see them taking a single point from those games.

Couldn't agree more, I hope we are on the same or more points than Norwich after 34 games played

 

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sidman Flag London 18 Mar 14 9.32am Send a Private Message to sidman Add sidman as a friend

Norwich and Swansea I'm not too bothered about as it's the teams below us that need to lose and we need to pick up points to bridge the gap even more.

 

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Palace_denizen Flag filed under " time wasters " 03 Apr 14 12.45am

Quote sidman at 17 Mar 2014 12.07pm

Norwich V West Brom

West Brom V Tottenham

Man City V West Brom

West Brom V West Ham

Arsenal V West Brom

Sunderland V West Brom

West Brom V Stoke


Crystal Palace

Cardiff V Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace V Aston Villa

Everton V Crystal Palace

West Ham V Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace V Man City

Crystal Palace V Liverpool

Fulham V Crystal Palace


Sunderland

Tottenham V Sunderland

Sunderland V Everton

Man City V Sunderland

Chelsea V Sunderland

Sunderland V Cardiff

Man Utd V Sunderland

Sunderland V West Brom

Sunderland V Swansea


Cardiff City

Cardiff V Crystal Palace

Southampton V Cardiff

Cardiff V Stoke

Sunderland V Cardiff

Newcastle V Cardiff

Cardiff V Chelsea

Fulham

Aston Villa V Fulham

Fulham V Norwich

Tottenham V Fulham

Fulham V Hull

Stoke V Fulham

Fulham V Crystal Palace


bump. edited for accuracy. It now looks like Fulham have the easiest run-in, except for the small technical detail of them being dead and buried already.

Edited by Palace_denizen (03 Apr 2014 12.46am)

 


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