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I just can't see relegation, one of the best English managers around, and a January transfer window with our spending power, we should get out of this. Obviously never say never but under Ashley and Bruce I'd have said it's inevitable, but now, I'd say it's highly unlikely.

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I think it is a huge task to stay up and there is no doubting the next 3 home games are pivotal.

 

In that time, Watford have the following fixtures:

 

Man Utd (h)

Leicester (a)

Chelsea (h)

Man City (h)

 

If we get 7 points for our 3 home games and Arsenal away I'd fancy our chances of being 2 points ahead of them before our horrible December run.

 

Leeds have the following December fixtures:

 

Brentford (h)

Chelsea (a)

Man City (a)

Arsenal (h)

Liverpool (a)

 

Burnley have a horrible January.

 

As I'm typing this it's fair to say nothing is decided in November. We need to drag ourselves back amongst it with our 3 winnable home games and if we get to January less than 6 points from safety I fancy us.

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8 hours ago, McCormick said:


There’s no chance? Sorry but that’s bordering on delusional.


I said no chance a decent manager who spends in January takes us down.

 

Howe is a decent manager. Signings in January are inevitable. We’re not going down.

 

Mind, I feel the same way about people voting anything above a 5. Difference is that I’m perfectly relaxed.

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I'd say 7.

 

Looking at the table, and the teams, I can't really imagine anyone outside of Norwich, Newcastle, Burnley, Watford, and Brentford being involved. Obviously it's still early days, and a team can get sucked in, and maybe someone like Villa will, given their current run, but there doesn't seem to be too much margin, and Burnley and Dyche will usually find a way.

 

One thing I was surprised about were some pundits saying bad for Newcastle that Norwich beat Brentford. I know we were temporarily bottom because of it, but I was fully wanting Norwich to beat them when following on Soccer Saturday. Newly promoted side (Brentford), on a bit of a losing streak, and we play them at home next, definitely the best result that Norwich beat them IMO.

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3 minutes ago, Rich said:

Closer to no hope than can’t call it. I will never understand people :lol:


I don’t think Howe is the right choice and I’ve said that numerous times this last week, so I’m not suddenly going to change my mind on that front. I’ve also said I would love nothing more than him to prove me wrong and that he will get my 100% support. 

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7 minutes ago, TheHoob said:

On all usual metrics I'd be a 10 but this situation has basically never happened to any other club so I don't really listen to the 'no club has survived xyz' stuff. Still going to be a challenge though. 


The way I see it is, those other clubs have generally gone down because they’re fundamentally terrible and they don’t do what it takes to change that. 
 

We’re underperforming the players we have, and everything else about the club is about to get much better too. 
 

That said, I’m not moving my vote until we play a game or two :lol:

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