Relegation 2022/23

[Saint Domingo]

And then people say what a fantastic job Dyche has done

If we stay up, Dyche has done a fantastic job.

 

[davek]

Spurs have to win as well if they have any ambition of playing in Europe again next season.

Spurs: they have goal scorers and Leeds have a defence that cant do anything to stop goal scorers.

I honestly couldn't make a case for Leeds right now. If Leicester get beat tomorrow I will be VERY confident of staying up.

 

[Bwana]

LLLLDLLLLLLLLLLWDL

Frank Lampards last 18 games as a manager.

Isn't that a town in Wales?

 

[Cels]

Could do with a very long delay in the Bournemouth game so we know exactly what we have to do.
Coventry kicked off late many years ago and the Sunderland fans never did forgive Jimmy Hill.

Fans could have a massive rowdy protest at the ground to delay the kick-off.

 

[kiss the crest]

We could be playing with 4 CB's next week if Myklenko isn't fit.

I think he will be based on what Dyche said last week, he said the wolves game has come too soon for him

 

[blue to the bone]

Yeah looking at the standings now in the cold aftermath of the Leeds defeat I actually think we are in no stronger a position than we were this morning.

West ham may have been influenced by the home crowd to put on a performance today but no such guarantees as the away team next weekend

We are still bang in trouble and on a knife edge

Wow .
When you think you had seen it all.
What a whopper

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

Plenty of Blue smoke. Rock the ground.

 

[coollino]

Spurs: they have goal scorers and Leeds have a defence that cant do anything to stop goal scorers.

I honestly couldn't make a case for Leeds right now. If Leicester get beat tomorrow I will be VERY confident of staying up.

I can't imagine west ham as scored 3 at home many times this season, and they apparently weren't even trying

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Don’t know about anyone else but I don’t trust this lot of players against BoBournemouth.

I don't either.

 

[coollino]

Yeah looking at the standings now in the cold aftermath of the Leeds defeat I actually think we are in no stronger a position than we were this morning.

West ham may have been influenced by the home crowd to put on a performance today but no such guarantees as the away team next weekend

We are still bang in trouble and on a knife edge

Biggest legend on the forum IMHO

 

[Blue peter]

You would have to think that the richest club in the world, after their most exciting season in 2 decades will put a proper performance in for their last home game, regardless of being 3rd or 4th. They’ll be up for it, and rightly so, they’ve done really well from boardroom to players.

All of those players could quite easily be replaced by a squad of galacticos in summer. They won’t want to miss on what looks to be an interesting few seasons ahead by chucking in two stinkers to end the season and getting loaned out to newly promoted sides. No room for sentiment when there are billions sloshing around.

I want to see a crushing demolition of Leicester so they are still walking funny next weekend.

And squeeze their goal difference

 

[coollino]

Don’t know about anyone else but I don’t trust this lot of players against Bournemouth.

And that fine as it's likely we won't need another point

 

[davek]

If we stay up, Dyche has done a fantastic job.

100% he has.

We were a rabble and heading at top speed to the Championship before Easter had been seen out.

If he pulls this off it's one of the most incredible managerial feats in our history. No CF, FBs crocked, no hierarchy of the club to lean on, a club at war with itself, constant undermining of his team by all the points deduction talk...he's stood tall and handed us a credible route of a mess 7 years in the making.

 

[Wat Tyler]

Not forgetting home defeats by Southampton, Forest and the like.

Our home defeats this season:

Chelsea
Man U
Leicester
Wolves
Brighton
Southampton
Villa
Fulham
Newcastle
City

Exactly half of the division have come here and won, with one game still to play of course. Two away wins for the second successive season is obviously diabolical, but if we convert even one of them defeats above into a win, we are safe and we can all switch off from this circus of a club for the summer.

 

[JLW]

Could do with a very long delay in the Bournemouth game so we know exactly what we have to do.
Coventry kicked off late many years ago and the Sunderland fans never did forgive Jimmy Hill.

I like this idea