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I guess a flat rise of 1.65PPG wouldn't really show where we are in comparison with the actual games. For instance, we could have a far harder first half of the season (on paper) as so we'd all be up in arms that we were 'behind the PPG tracker', when actually we could be bang on 'expected'...

60 points WAS enough for Europe - league-wise. Just that pesky FA Cup thing.

Well before

Have we survived??

Leicester are on 25, so if they don't pick up a point we'd have been safe the game before - our 18th, Brentford, took us to 26. So, two seasons in a row where we were effectively safe by the half-way stage. We really are a PL established club now.

So it's looking like 26-29 points would have been enough for safety. We reached that after game 20/21. If Leicester don't beat Bournemouth, then we were safe before the end of 2024, and possibly before the midway stage. Astonishing. But also a bit sad that the bottom three were so out of...

And still stayed up easily. Annoying.

Oh dear. Come on City....

Bit lost with all the permutations now - but if Palace win the FA Cup (which I wouldn't put it past them doing), do we need to be 7th?

Would you take six from the next two if it meant Palace doing the double over us?

That happened last week.

Win 5 of the next 7 and we'll be sorted.

But it doesn't seem to have done as the title aimed! Hurzeler bashing is at it's peak.....

This is the BEST thread to come on after a depressing draw or defeat - as it puts it into context, and generally makes you feel better about it. For instance - Leicester away, only 'meant' to get one point anyway!

But very Brighton.

So when we win the next four games - we'll be five over on the Europe Tracker!

Rather surprisingly that game is a +1 on the staying up tracker, and level on the Europe tracker

Ah - but the tracker 'predicted' three points three times so far this year. We've drawn them all.

4 over on the Europe tracker when we win them both.

Never too keen on games where we are 'expected' to do well / okay. We all know what happens.