| What 6 Games are we gonna win? 11:30 - Jan 2 with 6229 views | lave16 |
At home we will be lucky to win 2 or 3 games as we are gonna be playing all the teams that beat us away and away we play so defensive we will be lucky to win 1 or 2 games...
So given that has anyone any ideas what ones we are gonna win...
Plus I though if we had beat palace and swansea we would have been set... we didn't doh
Also I believe Pardew will save Palace and Pulis will save the Baggies so who else is gonna drop.. Leicester and WBA ? |  |
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| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 18:32 - Jan 2 with 1608 views | kysersosaqpr |
I reckon either Pardew or Pullis will choke and one of them will go down. The past few games we've done ok in terms of fighting spirit (tad more skill throughout would be welcome though) and just hope we can stay up. | |
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| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 19:09 - Jan 2 with 1587 views | kropotkin41 |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 18:00 - Jan 2 by Northernr |
Harry needs to shut up about our thin squad. He's had two years, four transfer windows and a fck load of money to sort it out. |
I couldn't agree more that he needs to shut up about it.......... the question is whether (and it's clearly his fault) we do have a fragile, unfit and thin squad. |  |
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| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 19:29 - Jan 2 with 1575 views | terryb |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 18:28 - Jan 2 by Northernr |
Everton don't tend to get a result at Loftus Road, even when they're playing well and we're fcking awful. We even got a draw in the 2012/13 season, and beaten them 3-0 when we were relegated in the 1990s. |
Yes, but I remember them scoring four in the first game of the season in 1976!
I certainly wouldn't rule out beating them & it would be good to see them right in the mire.
Villa, Everton & a free falling Newcastle to finish in the bottom three. That would be very nice! | | | |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 19:57 - Jan 2 with 1554 views | paulparker |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 19:29 - Jan 2 by terryb |
Yes, but I remember them scoring four in the first game of the season in 1976!
I certainly wouldn't rule out beating them & it would be good to see them right in the mire.
Villa, Everton & a free falling Newcastle to finish in the bottom three. That would be very nice! |
If villa, Everton & Newcastle go down I would vvank myself to death
All of them "sleeping Giants" to be replaced by Bournemouth , Ipswich and Watford
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| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 20:50 - Jan 2 with 1529 views | qprewan |
As some of you have pointed out it is more than do able but it does depend on us sorting out our diabolical away form. What worries me and I say this as someone who has been to most of these games, is that this dreadful away record has lasted for quite some time, since Mark Hughes in fact, and I fear that it has now become more than just poor tactics from the manager; it seems to have become an ingrained habit and that could be hard to overturn. Consider last year even in the Championship; we lost at Leicester, Burnley, Derby, Blackburn, Brighton, Bournemouth, Charlton,Doncaster, Sheffield Wednesday and Forest to name the ones I remember. The pattern; at nearly all these games which has Continued this season is that we set up to deny the opposing team, create very few chances per game and score rarely. Hardly ever do we score first.
I am currently agonising as to whether to go to Burnley but I just cannot see us getting anything up there;to win games such as these we will need to not only play more attacking formations but just as importantly change our attitude to one of going all out for the win; unfortunately though this no longer appears to be in our team's dna; we rather follow the philosophy of being too scared of losing. The fact that this has become so blatantly ridiculous as we lose every time anyway doesn't seem to have mentally registered with the management or players.
In short, we are in a rut that has now persisted for around three and half seasons and has Imo now become as much a mental thing as a tactical one.I really hope that I am wrong and we can address this but I have to say that the signs are not good. This by the way is why it would be so good to have a manager such as Eddie Howe at the club... | | | |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 17:11 - Jan 3 with 1428 views | Germanranger |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 20:50 - Jan 2 by qprewan |
As some of you have pointed out it is more than do able but it does depend on us sorting out our diabolical away form. What worries me and I say this as someone who has been to most of these games, is that this dreadful away record has lasted for quite some time, since Mark Hughes in fact, and I fear that it has now become more than just poor tactics from the manager; it seems to have become an ingrained habit and that could be hard to overturn. Consider last year even in the Championship; we lost at Leicester, Burnley, Derby, Blackburn, Brighton, Bournemouth, Charlton,Doncaster, Sheffield Wednesday and Forest to name the ones I remember. The pattern; at nearly all these games which has Continued this season is that we set up to deny the opposing team, create very few chances per game and score rarely. Hardly ever do we score first.
I am currently agonising as to whether to go to Burnley but I just cannot see us getting anything up there;to win games such as these we will need to not only play more attacking formations but just as importantly change our attitude to one of going all out for the win; unfortunately though this no longer appears to be in our team's dna; we rather follow the philosophy of being too scared of losing. The fact that this has become so blatantly ridiculous as we lose every time anyway doesn't seem to have mentally registered with the management or players.
In short, we are in a rut that has now persisted for around three and half seasons and has Imo now become as much a mental thing as a tactical one.I really hope that I am wrong and we can address this but I have to say that the signs are not good. This by the way is why it would be so good to have a manager such as Eddie Howe at the club... |
I couldn't more agree to this. In every away game I saw,we sad back in hope not to conceed a goal and get a goalless draw. But in 95% this will never happen. We lose the ball far to quick if we just had won it back,had some bad decision making which cost us. If you as a team always chase the ball you can't create some chances your own. But I think,should we soon get something from an away game this can change.
So I'm confident we get enough points to stay up.
My prediction:
Burnley A ................Draw
Man Utd H ..............Lose
Stoke A ....................Draw
Southampton H........Win
Sunderland A............Draw
Hull City A ...............Draw
Tottenham H............Win
Arsenal H ................Lose
Crystal Palace A ......Draw
Everton H .................Win
Albion A ...................Lose
Chelsea H ................Draw
Aston Villa A ............Lose
West Ham H..............Draw
Man City A ...............Lose
Newcastle H .............Win
Leicester A................Draw
This makes 20 Pts and I think would get us save. |  | | |
| What 6 Games are we gonna win? on 17:38 - Jan 3 with 1394 views | derbyhoop |
I said , before the season started, that we would need 10 wins. We've won 5 so far. Given the quality of the sides we have to play in our 8 remaining home games, I struggle to see us winning more than 3 of them. This means we are going to have to win twice away from home.
Frankly, it's a fools game to think you can predict the outcome of 18 games, so I'm not going to even try to predict which games we might win. What I will say is that we won 5 PL Home games on the bounce, including Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs, to stay up by the skin of our teeth. It's doable but, think back to the Summer, how many thought we'd stay up easily. |  |
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