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9. Our only hope is Wigan don't do their usual great escape.

 

Come on man, we are 6 points above (7 with goal difference) with 4 games to play. Wigan have just been beaten off west ham away and still have Spurs, Arsenal and Villa to play.

 

They have a game in hand we are not looking like we'll pick up any points with the way we're playing. Like I said it's all reliant on them not being good enough as we're clearly incapable of helping ourselves.

But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

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9. Our only hope is Wigan don't do their usual great escape.

 

Come on man, we are 6 points above (7 with goal difference) with 4 games to play. Wigan have just been beaten off west ham away and still have Spurs, Arsenal and Villa to play.

 

They have a game in hand we are not looking like we'll pick up any points with the way we're playing. Like I said it's all reliant on them not being good enough as we're clearly incapable of helping ourselves.

But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

 

To me Sunderland and West Brom were the games I saw us possibly getting wins from. Now we have two extremely hard home games and we've only won 1 away game all year. It's very hard to see where the points will come from especially with teams below us showing their ability to pick up points home or away. Only QPR maybe if their mercenaries are already on holiday mode.

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But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

 

Sunderland got rid of the negativity within the club when they sacked the manager, we haven't done that.

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I reckon the max Wigan will get is 6 points from their remaining games, so my optimistic self is saying to me that we're a point away from safety in my opinion. My pessimistic self is wondering where the next point will come from

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But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

 

Sunderland got rid of the negativity within the club when they sacked the manager, we haven't done that.

 

I saw it as a gamble more than anything. Admittedly it looks to have worked for them.

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But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

 

Sunderland got rid of the negativity within the club when they sacked the manager, we haven't done that.

I agree,  but although it seems to have paid off for them, it was a massive gamble. Regardless of  what we think of pardew, I personally wouldn't want us to change managers at such a late stage. As Shearer proved,  a new boss, late on doesn't always work.

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I saw it as a gamble more than anything. Admittedly it looks to have worked for them.

 

I knew it would work short term and that's what they were looking for, they had a problem, they recognised it and they acted on it.  This time next year may be different but for now it's worked.

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I agree,  but although it seems to have paid off for them, it was a massive gamble. Regardless of  what we think of pardew, I personally wouldn't want us to change managers at such a late stage. As Shearer proved,  a new boss, late on doesn't always work.

 

It wasn't much of a gamble because they would have gone down if they hadn't acted.

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9. Our only hope is Wigan don't do their usual great escape.

 

Come on man, we are 6 points above (7 with goal difference) with 4 games to play. Wigan have just been beaten off west ham away and still have Spurs, Arsenal and Villa to play.

 

They have a game in hand we are not looking like we'll pick up any points with the way we're playing. Like I said it's all reliant on them not being good enough as we're clearly incapable of helping ourselves.

But we are picking up points. We're just inconsistent. As for the ' can't see where our next points are coming from' theory, surely the mackems and stoke thought the same until the last 2 weekends, after being on terrible runs. Still feel constantly nervous thinking about how things will pan out though. Maybe i'm just trying to convince myself.

 

To me Sunderland and West Brom were the games I saw us possibly getting wins from. Now we have two extremely hard home games and we've only won 1 away game all year. It's very hard to see where the points will come from especially with teams below us showing their ability to pick up points home or away. Only QPR maybe if their mercenaries are already on holiday mode.

 

Well I'm in agreement with you. I am starting to think we will be relying on other teams to dig us out of this shit rather than us getting the results ourselves. Most other are also in the same boat it seems as everyone is looking at Wigan/Stoke or Norwich's fixtures to provide the most convincing scenarios for our safety. Utter disgrace tbh.

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I agree,  but although it seems to have paid off for them, it was a massive gamble. Regardless of  what we think of pardew, I personally wouldn't want us to change managers at such a late stage. As Shearer proved,  a new boss, late on doesn't always work.

 

It wasn't much of a gamble because they would have gone down if they hadn't acted.

 

 

100% believe this

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Need a win against Liverpool otherwise anxiously keeping an eye on Wigans results as I cant see us getting anything at West Ham and I see a draw more likely than a win at QPR. Hopefully Hanibal the Cannibal will be starting a lengthy ban come saturday which will make me feel more hopeful.

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Can't see us beating Liverpool TBH, even without Suarez. They seem to be functioning pretty well at the moment, Sturridge will surely get at least one.

 

In my heart of hearts I agree. With Wigan playing West Brom and Swansea, games i can see them clawing back the six points between us and Villa at home to Mackems then Norwich away we have got to go for it. The question is i suppose will we?  Very pessimistic at the moment.

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History should have taught us that those 'winnable games' don't normally end up in points on the board though.

 

Playing a team just after they've been relegated is quite often a banana skin as well.

Just like the fact that we've only won one away game does not mean that we won't win another one, especially when the teams we've got left to play away are West Ham and QPR.

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Well, you couldn't wish for a shitter team to play, so I'm content to take my chances. Nothing's guaranteed obviously.

 

I don't think we've got a great record at Loftus Road. If we come back with a point we'll have done well IMO, especially with Remy looking on fire. A point there, one at West Ham, and maybe another one somewhere might just be enough.

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Well, you couldn't wish for a shitter team to play, so I'm content to take my chances. Nothing's guaranteed obviously.

I don't think we've got a great record at Loftus Road. If we come back with a point we'll have done well IMO, especially with Remy looking on fire. A point there, one at West Ham, and maybe another one somewhere might just be enough.

 

That only leaves v Liverpool and arsenal to get the other one somewhere

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Well, you couldn't wish for a shitter team to play, so I'm content to take my chances. Nothing's guaranteed obviously.

 

I don't think we've got a great record at Loftus Road. If we come back with a point we'll have done well IMO, especially with Remy looking on fire. A point there, one at West Ham, and maybe another one somewhere might just be enough.

 

Think it will tbh, but i reckon we will get a win against West Ham or QPR and i can't see Wigan ( who i think will go) will be able to get to 40 points.

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