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sueagle2012 29 Jan 14 12.01pm
Skybet odd for relegation. Fulham and Cardiff now have shorter odds than us. But we are still 3rd favourite to go down. Premier League Relegation 13/14 Premier League \| Sunday 11th May 2014 \| 15:00 Fulham 4/5 Cardiff 10/11 Crystal Palace 5/4 West Ham 11/8 Sunderland 6/4 Norwich 11/4 Hull 7/2 Stoke 5/1 West Brom 6/1 Aston Villa 10/1 Swansea 12/1
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29 Jan 14 12.01pm

Skybet odd for relegation.
Fulham and Cardiff now have shorter odds than us.
But we are still 3rd favourite to go down.

Premier League Relegation 13/14

Premier League | Sunday 11th May 2014 | 15:00

Fulham 4/5
Cardiff 10/11
Crystal Palace 5/4
West Ham 11/8
Sunderland 6/4
Norwich 11/4
Hull 7/2
Stoke 5/1
West Brom 6/1
Aston Villa 10/1
Swansea 12/1

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Kermit8 Hevon 29 Jan 14 12.04pm
Fulham have got Man U Man City Chelsea and Liverpool to play amongst their next eight fixtures. I do believe they are gonna be fvcked. 25 points from 31 games is the best I reckon they can hope for after the eight. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 29 Jan 14 12.04pm

Fulham have got Man U Man City Chelsea and Liverpool to play amongst their next eight fixtures.

I do believe they are gonna be fvcked.

25 points from 31 games is the best I reckon they can hope for after the eight.

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Part Time James 29 Jan 14 12.09pm
Quote sueagle2012 at 29 Jan 2014 12.01pm Skybet odd for relegation. Fulham and Cardiff now have shorter odds than us. But we are still 3rd favourite to go down. Premier League Relegation 13/14 Premier League \| Sunday 11th May 2014 \| 15:00 Fulham 4/5 Cardiff 10/11 Crystal Palace 5/4 West Ham 11/8 Sunderland 6/4 Norwich 11/4 Hull 7/2 Stoke 5/1 West Brom 6/1 Aston Villa 10/1 Swansea 12/1 Will be interesting to see how this changes after just tonight's games. If Stoke were to beat Sunderland (my money would actually be on Sunderland for this one though) and Chelsea were to beat West Ham, I wonder whether these odds might shift a bit. Not that the bookies odds are a crystal ball anyway....
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Quote sueagle2012 at 29 Jan 2014 12.01pm

Skybet odd for relegation.
Fulham and Cardiff now have shorter odds than us.
But we are still 3rd favourite to go down.

Premier League Relegation 13/14

Premier League | Sunday 11th May 2014 | 15:00

Fulham 4/5
Cardiff 10/11
Crystal Palace 5/4
West Ham 11/8
Sunderland 6/4
Norwich 11/4
Hull 7/2
Stoke 5/1
West Brom 6/1
Aston Villa 10/1
Swansea 12/1

Will be interesting to see how this changes after just tonight's games. If Stoke were to beat Sunderland (my money would actually be on Sunderland for this one though) and Chelsea were to beat West Ham, I wonder whether these odds might shift a bit. Not that the bookies odds are a crystal ball anyway....

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Kermit8 Hevon 29 Jan 14 12.10pm
Stoke have a very tough run of games coming up as do Sunderland. A draw would really be the best result when they play each other. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 29 Jan 14 12.10pm

Stoke have a very tough run of games coming up as do Sunderland.

A draw would really be the best result when they play each other.

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paperhat croydon 29 Jan 14 12.11pm
Quote Kermit8 at 29 Jan 2014 12.10pm Stoke have a very tough run of games coming up as do Sunderland. A draw would really be the best result when they play each other. as do we Clinton is Clinton. I have known him for a long time, I know his mother... Simon Jordan
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croydon 29 Jan 14 12.11pm

Quote Kermit8 at 29 Jan 2014 12.10pm

Stoke have a very tough run of games coming up as do Sunderland.

A draw would really be the best result when they play each other.

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Hambo Crawley 29 Jan 14 12.18pm
Quote paperhat at 29 Jan 2014 8.54am we have a tough run of matches coming up, lets see where we are at the end of Feb before we start slating Suderland etc. If we get a draw against wets brom and poss Everton, that'll be a result from the next four It's the fixtures that play a bigger part than people give credit for. Cardiff are bottom but their remaining fixtures hold a lot of opportunities for wins (and it's wins that make all the difference) . What we have done well under Pulis is win the best chances for points, excluding Norwich, without suffering too much damage in the tougher games (Newcastle being the aberration) . Stoke are in big trouble in my opinion - and I also think goal difference in the table is a good indication of who will end the season at the bottom - so I think Norwich are also in bother. That said, as well as we have done, it's still a big ask for us to stay in the division. We have to be careful not to let expectation rise too much. Edited by Hambo (29 Jan 2014 7.12pm) HOL Radio Lead Presenter and sampler of processed meats HOL radio - Sunday nights [Link] HOL Radio Twitter: [Tweet Link] My Twitter: [Tweet Link]
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Quote paperhat at 29 Jan 2014 8.54am

we have a tough run of matches coming up, lets see where we are at the end of Feb before we start slating Suderland etc. If we get a draw against wets brom and poss Everton, that'll be a result from the next four

It's the fixtures that play a bigger part than people give credit for.

Cardiff are bottom but their remaining fixtures hold a lot of opportunities for wins (and it's wins that make all the difference) .

What we have done well under Pulis is win the best chances for points, excluding Norwich, without suffering too much damage in the tougher games (Newcastle being the aberration) .

Stoke are in big trouble in my opinion - and I also think goal difference in the table is a good indication of who will end the season at the bottom - so I think Norwich are also in bother.

That said, as well as we have done, it's still a big ask for us to stay in the division. We have to be careful not to let expectation rise too much.

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skatman 29 Jan 14 12.19pm
So hard to pick now as it's so tight. I am genuinely starting to believe we might just stay up though. At the beginning of the season I said... Cardiff Stoke Sunderland I'll stick with that for a little while longer I think.
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skatman

29 Jan 14 12.19pm

So hard to pick now as it's so tight. I am genuinely starting to believe we might just stay up though.

At the beginning of the season I said...

Cardiff
Stoke
Sunderland

I'll stick with that for a little while longer I think.

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jpegnall Surrey 29 Jan 14 12.52pm
This is completely subjective... but here is how the table would turn out if West Brom, Stoke, Cardiff, Sunderland, West Ham, Fulham and us all picked up 3 points for every home game and 1 point for every away game against teams in the bottom half. Obviously only useful to compare who has the "easiest" run in, we have the hardest run in and our away form will be seriously important. We pick have the most difficult run in and Cardiff the easiest. Cardiff - 38 West Brom - 37 Sunderland - 37 Stoke - 36 Palace - 34 Fulham - 32 West Ham - 31
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Surrey 29 Jan 14 12.52pm

This is completely subjective... but here is how the table would turn out if West Brom, Stoke, Cardiff, Sunderland, West Ham, Fulham and us all picked up 3 points for every home game and 1 point for every away game against teams in the bottom half. Obviously only useful to compare who has the "easiest" run in, we have the hardest run in and our away form will be seriously important.

We pick have the most difficult run in and Cardiff the easiest.

Cardiff - 38
West Brom - 37
Sunderland - 37
Stoke - 36
Palace - 34
Fulham - 32
West Ham - 31

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Jenny Taylier Thornton Heath 29 Jan 14 1.08pm
I would say Stoke, West Ham and Cardiff, although maybe West Ham's two loan signings will be world-beaters (I'm guessing not, if they were allowed out on loan). Cardiff's signings do not look inspired (3 Norwegians with no PL/English experience, Kenwyne Jones certainly no better than any other striker from a bottom-half team). However, there are 45 points left after tonight, so it's not just about squad quality but about fixtures too. We, for example, could conceivably get 0 points from our four February fixtures (4 points maximum if we are being realistic), which could leave us in the bottom three - but then we could feasibly get three wins in a row against Swansea, Southampton and Sunderland - but if we lose four games in a row going into the Swansea game, will the team pick themselves up for it?
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Thornton Heath 29 Jan 14 1.08pm

I would say Stoke, West Ham and Cardiff, although maybe West Ham's two loan signings will be world-beaters (I'm guessing not, if they were allowed out on loan). Cardiff's signings do not look inspired (3 Norwegians with no PL/English experience, Kenwyne Jones certainly no better than any other striker from a bottom-half team).

However, there are 45 points left after tonight, so it's not just about squad quality but about fixtures too. We, for example, could conceivably get 0 points from our four February fixtures (4 points maximum if we are being realistic), which could leave us in the bottom three - but then we could feasibly get three wins in a row against Swansea, Southampton and Sunderland - but if we lose four games in a row going into the Swansea game, will the team pick themselves up for it?

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Leicestershireeagle South Leicestershire 29 Jan 14 1.11pm
I haven't got a clue; all I know is that we were written off, and now we are in the thick of it with every chance. Staying up would be nothing short of historic, and I will probably be reduced to tears should it happen. Until it's mathematically certain, I won't write anything off though. RED AND BLUE ARMY!
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South Leicestershire 29 Jan 14 1.11pm

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I haven't got a clue; all I know is that we were written off, and now we are in the thick of it with every chance. Staying up would be nothing short of historic, and I will probably be reduced to tears should it happen.

Until it's mathematically certain, I won't write anything off though.

RED AND BLUE ARMY!

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