StrandedDouble d v2 Can Barnet pull off another miracle?
Either way, Martin Allen will probably quit again.
Hasn't he been there 6 times now?
StrandedDouble d v2 Can Barnet pull off another miracle?
Either way, Martin Allen will probably quit again.
by genome » 01 May 2018 11:06
by Sutekh » 01 May 2018 14:07
genome Looking at the Premier League relegation run-in again - I now think Huddersfield will be the ones to drop with Stoke and West Brom.
Their last 3 games are Man City (A), Chelsea (A) and Arsenal (H) and they are 3 points off the drop. A couple of the sides around them are playing each other as well, which means one or both will gain points on them if they lose.
Other sides have tough run-ins as well, but I think Huddersfield will get relegated on the last day.
by Sanguine » 01 May 2018 15:39
genome Looking at the Premier League relegation run-in again - I now think Huddersfield will be the ones to drop with Stoke and West Brom.
Their last 3 games are Man City (A), Chelsea (A) and Arsenal (H) and they are 3 points off the drop. A couple of the sides around them are playing each other as well, which means one or both will gain points on them if they lose.
Other sides have tough run-ins as well, but I think Huddersfield will get relegated on the last day.
by Stranded » 02 May 2018 09:12
genome Looking at the Premier League relegation run-in again - I now think Huddersfield will be the ones to drop with Stoke and West Brom.
Their last 3 games are Man City (A), Chelsea (A) and Arsenal (H) and they are 3 points off the drop. A couple of the sides around them are playing each other as well, which means one or both will gain points on them if they lose.
Other sides have tough run-ins as well, but I think Huddersfield will get relegated on the last day.
Strandedgenome Looking at the Premier League relegation run-in again - I now think Huddersfield will be the ones to drop with Stoke and West Brom.
Their last 3 games are Man City (A), Chelsea (A) and Arsenal (H) and they are 3 points off the drop. A couple of the sides around them are playing each other as well, which means one or both will gain points on them if they lose.
Other sides have tough run-ins as well, but I think Huddersfield will get relegated on the last day.
Huddersfield will get something out of the Arsenal game - remember Arsenal are yet to pick up a point on their travels this year.
For what it's worth, I can see the following happening before the final day:
West Ham lost at Leicester and home to Man Utd
Huddersfield lose both
Swansea draw at Bournemouth and draw with Southampton
Southampton win at Everton and Swansea
Stoke beat Crystal Palace
WBA lose to Spurs
meaning a table that looks like
Southampton 36
West Ham 35
Swansea 35
Huddersfield 35
Stoke 33
WBA 28
meaning last day any of those clubs could drop.
Huddersfields GD as it is means they will likely have to beat Arsenal as with a draw, if Stoke beat Swansea, then they would still drop. Be very funny if West Ham drop though.
by genome » 02 May 2018 09:44
Strandedgenome Looking at the Premier League relegation run-in again - I now think Huddersfield will be the ones to drop with Stoke and West Brom.
Their last 3 games are Man City (A), Chelsea (A) and Arsenal (H) and they are 3 points off the drop. A couple of the sides around them are playing each other as well, which means one or both will gain points on them if they lose.
Other sides have tough run-ins as well, but I think Huddersfield will get relegated on the last day.
Huddersfield will get something out of the Arsenal game - remember Arsenal are yet to pick up a point on their travels this year.
For what it's worth, I can see the following happening before the final day:
West Ham lost at Leicester and home to Man Utd
Huddersfield lose both
Swansea draw at Bournemouth and draw with Southampton
Southampton win at Everton and Swansea
Stoke beat Crystal Palace
WBA lose to Spurs
meaning a table that looks like
Southampton 36
West Ham 35
Swansea 35
Huddersfield 35
Stoke 33
WBA 28
meaning last day any of those clubs could drop.
Huddersfields GD as it is means they will likely have to beat Arsenal as with a draw, if Stoke beat Swansea, then they would still drop. Be very funny if West Ham drop though.
by Stranded » 02 May 2018 09:47
genome
Surely, surely, Arsenal's players will be motivated for Wenger's last game in charge. I doubt they'll want to have the dubious honour of not picking up a point away from home in the second half of the season, either.
But, it's Arsenal after all.
by Sanguine » 02 May 2018 10:17
Sanguine On West Brom, Darren Moore nominated for Manager of the Month in his first month in football management. Great effort from a club legend.
by Sanguine » 02 May 2018 10:50
Double d v2Sanguine On West Brom, Darren Moore nominated for Manager of the Month in his first month in football management. Great effort from a club legend.
if only clubs had the balls to appoint more club legends and not recycle the same old moyes, pardew, allardyce cycle
SanguineDouble d v2Sanguine On West Brom, Darren Moore nominated for Manager of the Month in his first month in football management. Great effort from a club legend.
if only clubs had the balls to appoint more club legends and not recycle the same old moyes, pardew, allardyce cycle
Was reading an article the other day about Alan Curbishley, now ten years out of the game, and the author there bemoaned this one in, one out circle of under-achieving British managers like Moyes, Pardew, Lambert etc.
by Sanguine » 02 May 2018 11:08
by genome » 02 May 2018 11:11
Sanguine Tbf I'd file Coleman with Hasselbaink (Burton) in the 'why the fcuk did I leave my secure job in which I was successful?!!?!!' bucket.
Sanguine Tbf I'd file Coleman with Hasselbaink (Burton) in the 'why the fcuk did I leave my secure job in which I was successful?!!?!!' bucket.
genomeSanguine Tbf I'd file Coleman with Hasselbaink (Burton) in the 'why the fcuk did I leave my secure job in which I was successful?!!?!!' bucket.
Why would you file someone in a bucket?
by Hoop Blah » 02 May 2018 11:20
Double d v2SanguineDouble d v2
if only clubs had the balls to appoint more club legends and not recycle the same old moyes, pardew, allardyce cycle
Was reading an article the other day about Alan Curbishley, now ten years out of the game, and the author there bemoaned this one in, one out circle of under-achieving British managers like Moyes, Pardew, Lambert etc.
You know that within another season Moyes, Coleman and Pardew will be back with other teams despite being utter failures this season.
by Stranded » 02 May 2018 12:58
Sanguine On West Brom, Darren Moore nominated for Manager of the Month in his first month in football management. Great effort from a club legend.
by Green » 02 May 2018 13:34
by genome » 02 May 2018 14:35
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