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[Albion] To avoid bed wetting - the staying up tracker - 2018-19 Game 36 update - 5 below
- Thread starter Giraffe
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1 point from the next 5 matches... by the 19th Jan we could be in 17th and looking over our shoulders at Fulham, Huddersfield, Burnley and Cardiff.
Could easily be none.....
Only if the PL decides to add a team to the league as some sort of bizarre Christmas gift - “...and now, just when you thought football couldn’t get any stranger, and in recognition of the intractability of the Backstop, we are proud to announce the immediate inclusion of Dundalk. We’ve placed them 16th, just to liven things up.”
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Fingers crossed, or else this place is gonna be proper Dullsville Arizona until the Summer transfer window gets thrown open.
Yeah all that... 16th then. Happy Christmas.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
No, it'll be Leeds. They are a big club and guaranteed promotion so why not do it now (before January when they implode every year).
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Hopefully we might pinch something off Arsenal seeing as they have quite a few injuries and may be looking at rotating ahead of Liverpool away on Saturday
attila
1997 Club
Why do so many people seem so 'up and down' all the time? 3 wins everything's fantastic, 3 defeats the sky has fallen in! I just think of where we were and where we are, sit (or rather stand) back and enjoy it 
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,152
Why do so many people seem so 'up and down' all the time? 3 wins everything's fantastic, 3 defeats the sky has fallen in! I just think of where we were and where we are, sit (or rather stand) back and enjoy it
It's just a small percentage of reactionaries that are louder then the rest, especially after bad results.
I'm sure most of us look at the bigger picture.
- Aug 8, 2005
- 26,599
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- #333
So the while purpose of this tracker was to add back some realism to the inevitable bed wetting that comes with being in the Premier League. Disappointing though it is that we are on the run we are, it was also very predictable. Look at my first post. This was always going to happen.
The Premier League is a pretty predictable league at our level which is why events at the Etihad are all the more shocking!
However we remain 3 points ahead, targeting 43 points which will be very comfortably ahead of the bottom three. Still not a million miles from Europe either, but suspect that will change soon...
Happy Christmas.
The Premier League is a pretty predictable league at our level which is why events at the Etihad are all the more shocking!
However we remain 3 points ahead, targeting 43 points which will be very comfortably ahead of the bottom three. Still not a million miles from Europe either, but suspect that will change soon...
Happy Christmas.
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- Aug 8, 2005
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Interesting point. During the promotion season, when we were largely all drunk on sentiment and glory, there was much talk of 'if we go down immediately there is no way Hughton should leave, and he should be allowed to build again as Dyche has done'.....all love and loyalty. I think that although this season I can recall only one person calling for Hughton to be replaced (and it was if a sky full of shit then dropped on his head), there has been a constant drone about his negative tactics. This has previously been prefaced with the usual 'don't get me wrong, he's the man for the job' type stuff, but I'm seeing this less and less. I do hope this won't translate into padded seat wetting if the points dry up at home. Given this is a voluble football forum with any amount of scope for anonymous emoting, it seems that there is still a huge amount of positivity and understanding of where we are....which is good
Morvangull
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Now back to 4 points above the tracker. How soon can we be safe?
sussex_guy2k2
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- Jun 6, 2014
- 3,758
Interesting point. During the promotion season, when we were largely all drunk on sentiment and glory, there was much talk of 'if we go down immediately there is no way Hughton should leave, and he should be allowed to build again as Dyche has done'.....all love and loyalty. I think that although this season I can recall only one person calling for Hughton to be replaced (and it was if a sky full of shit then dropped on his head), there has been a constant drone about his negative tactics. This has previously been prefaced with the usual 'don't get me wrong, he's the man for the job' type stuff, but I'm seeing this less and less. I do hope this won't translate into padded seat wetting if the points dry up at home. Given this is a voluble football forum with any amount of scope for anonymous emoting, it seems that there is still a huge amount of positivity and understanding of where we are....which is good
In fairness, I'm one of the ones who isn't so keen on his tactics (much prefer his tactics post-goal today rather than pre-goal), but I won't call for his head. I think he's a fantastic manager and has done incredible things with us, even if I'm not keen on the way he does some of those things at times. Most people, surely, can look at the bigger picture in this regard, especially those in the 30+ brigade.
3 wins and 2 draws I reckon.
Tracker predicts no points against Man City either - so we should be fine!