Relegation 2022/23

[Saint Domingo]

Think if you would of said 3 weeks ago, we had games against Chelsea, spurs and Man U. The teams around us had Easier fixtures and there games hand and we still be out the relegation zone after all of it then would of said yes please.

Exactly this.

 

[catcherintherye]

We still need to find some big wins in the coming weeks. Can see us having to win away from home, which is something I don't think we've done since October.

It's not an awful set of fixtures for us, but honestly the only one I feel really confident about is Fulham next weekend and I probably shouldn't even be sure of 3 points there.

Fulham and Bournemouth we win, and I do fancy us v 1 of Newcastle/City at Goodison, where we are strong, That 7-9 points is probably enough. I don't see us losing at Wolves, Palace or Leicester either given our form.

 

[Gooner66789]

Life never get's simple for West ham Fans, every time they pick up something it's one step closer to staying in the league but ten steps back towards getting Moyes out.

 

[matty1878]

told you we would be 17th at worst after today - all the awkward games out the way, time to start looking up and getting those wins

hope so matey

 

[catcherintherye]

Exactly this.

It makes a huge difference, win against Fulham, in games where Forest and Leicester almost certainly lose, and it looks very different.

 

[knowing your history]

Leicester got homes left v Wolves, West Ham, RS. Need to win two of those and one of Fulham/Leeds away to have any chance of staying up. See if they get any bounce with Marsch, he did go in at a similar point at Leeds last season when they'd imploded under Bielsa and picked up 2-3 wins quickly.

They're away to Man. City next so that's a write off.

 

[Kev The Rat]

lol @Kev The Rat throwing fingers at everyone for not agreeing with his point of view lol

The happy clappers are in total denial

Infuriating

 

[dylsexicbleu]

Do we think Fulham have given up on a European place? If so, they've got very little to play for next week, away from home, without their talisman.

 

[jonnyboy316]

The positive is if Leicester continue to struggle and given Forests run of fixtures it is conceivable we could cut them adrift by beating them on May 1st

 

[formerly manx toffee]

The 3 in there, odds on to go down.

We have always been far too short, for whatever reason.

They think forest are doomed too.
personally i still fancy Bournemouth to join Forest and Soton

 

[Toffe3m4n]

Bournemouth have had this horrible knack of picking up big wins this season where its not necessarily been expected. Something we've lacked.

 

[nsno-chris]

IF Leicester go down, which I think they will, they're financials will be horrid.

They're in the negative at the moment, never mind if they go down, suppose they could make a few bob off Barnes / Maddison but still, will be a horrid horrid time for whoever is in charge next.

if we go down we may well fold

 

[Drico]

told you we would be 17th at worst after today - all the awkward games out the way, time to start looking up and getting those wins

Yeah, we've got ourselves into position to survive. If we're good enough, we will. We have a path out, but it'll be a bit of a maze for now with some dead ends along the way. A win next weekend is vital. Anything less and it's Blood Pressure Central.

 

[blarger]

FFS Lampard. Not even a new a manager bounce at his own club.

 

[Gooner66789]

Think we'll see a gap opening up in the next 3-4 weeks in regards to the bottom 3.

Leicester can already write off their next game, Haaland will hit 8.