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mattteo 05 May 18 5.08pm | |
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Is there any chance for them to escape relegation? Well, Stoke is down after today. WBA have left it too late, but they've got 3 wins and 2 draws in their last 5 matches. Honestly, I wouldn't have believed they'll beat Tottenham of all teams!! And in the last minute! Let's see what they need to stay in the PL: 2. This puts them at a maximum of 34 points. This mans that they can't go ahead of Huddersfield no matter what (Huddersfield already have 35). So that could just leave Swansea and Southampton behind them. Neither of which must make more than 34 points. Considering they play each other and if one of them wins they make more than 34, it's a tough gamble for WBA. But let's say that it might happen (who knows, it might finish 0-0 or 1-1). That puts Swansea at 34 points with one more fixture and Southampton at 33 (possibly 34 if they draw tonight away at Everton, I can't see them winning). So it will be a tie break considering the goal difference. WBA sits a little better than Swansea. They are at -23 (and with a win in the last round could even make it to -21). Swansea is already at -26 and with no more wins until the end would go below WBA. Southampton is a little better than WBA, but not by much. They're at -19, but if they lose big time against Man City in the last round, they could go to -22. Sure, Man City has already won the league and don't have anything to fight for, but they won't just move away. And Man City can always beat you really bad, especially when you try to attack them. If Southampton was playing any other team than City, I would have said WBA doesn't stand a chance, but fate has it that Southampton's match is really tough. 3. Ok, if until this it seems A LITTLE possible, WBA's chances go really low after the last condition: that Swansea loses in their last match to Stoke. This, in my opinion, seems inconceivable, especially as they're playing at home. Edited by mattteo (05 May 2018 5.11pm)
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 05 May 18 5.13pm | |
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I really couldn't give a jot about the prospects of WBA.
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YT Oxford 05 May 18 5.13pm | |
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Originally posted by mattteo
Is there any chance for them to escape relegation? Well, Stoke is down after today. WBA have left it too late, but they've got 3 wins and 2 draws in their last 5 matches. Honestly, I wouldn't have believed they'll beat Tottenham of all teams!! And in the last minute! Let's see what they need to stay in the PL: 2. This puts them at a maximum of 34 points. This mans that they can't go ahead of Huddersfield no matter what (Huddersfield already have 35). So that could just leave Swansea and Southampton behind them. Neither of which must make more than 34 points. Considering they play each other and if one of them wins they make more than 34, it's a tough gamble for WBA. But let's say that it might happen (who knows, it might finish 0-0 or 1-1). That puts Swansea at 34 points with one more fixture and Southampton at 33 (possibly 34 if they draw tonight away at Everton, I can't see them winning). So it will be a tie break considering the goal difference. WBA sits a little better than Swansea. They are at -23 (and with a win in the last round could even make it to -21). Swansea is already at -26 and with no more wins until the end would go below WBA. Southampton is a little better than WBA, but not by much. They're at -19, but if they lose big time against Man City in the last round, they could go to -22. Sure, Man City has already won the league and don't have anything to fight for, but they won't just move away. And Man City can always beat you really bad, especially when you try to attack them. If Southampton was playing any other team than City, I would have said WBA doesn't stand a chance, but fate has it that Southampton's match is really tough. 3. Ok, if until this it seems A LITTLE possible, WBA's chances go really low after the last condition: that Swansea loses in their last match to Stoke. This, in my opinion, seems inconceivable, especially as they're playing at home. Edited by mattteo (05 May 2018 5.11pm) You’ve answered your own question then. Yes they could.
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steeleye20 Croydon 05 May 18 5.18pm | |
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I am hoping for a top-notch display from us against West Brom. I think RH will view it as essential and the players will be up for it in any case.
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YT Oxford 05 May 18 5.39pm | |
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I have a close friend who supports WBA, so for her sake I’d like them to stay up and likewise for their recent incredible endeavours. However, my loyalties are with the Eagles, therefore I hope for another 3 points next week and a rousing performance to boot.
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europalace Europe 05 May 18 6.25pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I am hoping for a top-notch display from us against West Brom. I think RH will view it as essential and the players will be up for it in any case. Agree, Roy will not allow the team to take their foot off the accelerator. A good win against WBA is needed to finish as high as possible in the table. That will set the club up well for next season and give the best chance of attracting top players during the summer transfer window.
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kenners46 sydenham village 05 May 18 6.27pm | |
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Hope we get to send them down next Sunday, it was down to them beating Portsmouth in 2005 that sent us down, revenge will be sweet
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moylerg Cofton Hackett, Worcestershire 05 May 18 7.23pm | |
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Originally posted by Willo
I really couldn't give a jot about the prospects of WBA.
Fair play Willo, could not agree more. We are safe, could play James Daly or Arthur Daly up front against them, really could not give a Monkey’s about the outcome, we have done as required. We will be celebrating at Selhurst no matter what.
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europalace Europe 05 May 18 7.23pm | |
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Mark Hughes, lol.
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palace_in_frogland In a broken dream 06 May 18 9.00am | |
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Dawson v Speroni. That’s all.
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eritheagle Erith 06 May 18 10.03am | |
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Their goal was offside yesterday when it falls to Livermore but MOTD didn't mention that.
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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 06 May 18 12.11pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I am hoping for a top-notch display from us against West Brom. I think RH will view it as essential and the players will be up for it in any case. ^^ exactly. 2. We owe it to the other teams fighting for survival (and ourselves) to play the best game we can, and go for a win
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