- Aug 8, 2005
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To avoid bed wetting - the staying up tracker 36 - level - WE ARE STAYING UP
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Orange on the graph.
I hope so ... as an experienced 'wetter' I'm worried by our last 10 games ... you have us getting 8 points whilst I'm thinking there may only be 3 to be had there.
From a dry sheet perspective I would much prefer to be 3 or 4 points ahead of target before hitting those last 10
marcos3263
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Adults who wet the bed at night often have problems in the daytime as well, such as having to watch the ALBION miss penalties. It is not really known why this occurs it could be due to twitchy rectum.
If you have only recently started to wet the bed, it could be caused by:
urine infection
alcohol, coffee or diuretic medicines
to worried about CONCEDING goals
diabetes
stress and anxiety and watching the ALBION miss golden opportunities or just not create opportunities.
If you have only recently started to wet the bed, it could be caused by:
urine infection
alcohol, coffee or diuretic medicines
to worried about CONCEDING goals
diabetes
stress and anxiety and watching the ALBION miss golden opportunities or just not create opportunities.
- Aug 8, 2005
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- #246
Some great opportunities in January (plus Newcastle) to pick up points though TBH, although whether we're good enough to take them...
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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This isn't as much fun, any more.
Before we know it, it'll be time for the 'Teams That We Can't Catch' thread
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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The flaws in this system make it pretty worthless.
IMO the target is 38pts over the season.
It is more than a bit of a nonsense to say it was somehow important for us to get 3 of those points against Burnley at home but we can quite happily lose at home to Bournemouth on Jan 1st...
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IMO the target is 38pts over the season.
It is more than a bit of a nonsense to say it was somehow important for us to get 3 of those points against Burnley at home but we can quite happily lose at home to Bournemouth on Jan 1st...
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Moshe Gariani
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Far from avoiding damp sheets this sort of analysis gives pretty grave cause for concern.
On current form (and possible marginal improvement) we can expect no more than 5 or 6 points from our last ten games...
We need 5 wins from our next 10. Take out Chelsea ×2 and this starts to look at best tricky and at worst highly unlikely...
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On current form (and possible marginal improvement) we can expect no more than 5 or 6 points from our last ten games...
We need 5 wins from our next 10. Take out Chelsea ×2 and this starts to look at best tricky and at worst highly unlikely...
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strong and stable with me, or...
Not sure I get your logic? I agree with your previous post that 38 points is probably the target, so 5 wins 5 draws to the end of the season sees us reach 38, why the race to have 5 wins in the next 10?
Equally, 4 more wins and 8 draws for the next 20 games should be enough.
Considering we still have at home: Watford, Bournemouth, West Ham, Swansea, Leicester, Huddersfield – not sure where you suddenly get highly unlikely?
We looked decent again Saturday. No time for grave concern just yet...
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No one is suggesting it provides THE path to safety, rather it represents a possible path to safety. That said, it's likely to be a fair approximation of what needs to be done.
And whilst I agree that the safety line is likely to be drawn below 40 points this season, all teams in and around us will still be viewing 40 points as their target.
Beyond that, I hope you'll be steering clear of this thread, and allowing those who enjoy it to do so?
LamieRobertson
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Merry Christmas
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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And to you...! Hoping for thoroughly satisfactory festive period points gathering.
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- Aug 8, 2005
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So great win today, but it was "expected". Therefore we remain 2 points behind the tracker. However we will surely gain on that over the next six games with just 2 points expected - looking even better than it seems at the moment? Happy Christmas.
p.s) Palace remain 3 points behind their tracker.
p.s) Palace remain 3 points behind their tracker.
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
We need to look to claw back the negative balance in the game v Bournemouth.
- Aug 8, 2005
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Yes that’s a great opportunity. Newcastle away and West Brom away are possibles too.
We need to start piling up the points now as we have a tough tough run in.