Relegation battle thread

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  • I think it’s one thing Spurs losing to Everton, it’s another us beating a very good Leeds side, given we have lost our last 3 games
  • That's the spirit.
  • edited May 20

    Spurs should and will be nervous as they’ve not won a league game at home this year so maybe they try to hang on for a draw.

    And Everton are no pushover away from home, gotta just hope that all goes our way ..COYI⚒️
    Neither are Leeds ! ⚒
    Exactly! That’s why I said I hope that all goes our way….👍🏻⚒️
  • Leeds have only won twice away from home but have drawn 9.
    Everton have won more and lost fewer games away than at home.
    Hopefully on Sunday Leeds stats stay as they are and Everton add one more win.
  • Don't expect Everton to throw in the towel but would be better if they were a bit closer to the European places, they could technically finish 8th but requires others losing and by a few goals as their GD is quite a bit worse than the others
  • edited May 20
    IronHerb said:

    That's the spirit.

    I don’t get why anybody wouldn’t be struggling for optimism after the 37 games this season we’ve witnessed, 19 defeats
  • But Lukerz, you gave up before Christmas.
  • To be fair, I gave up way earlier than that - think it was Sunderland away
  • I rest my case. 😂
  • Everton have gone six games without a win, their last win was at home to Chelsea and their last away win was at Newcastle back in February

    Definitely overdue an away win
  • Whatever happens this is my club as it has been for a long, long time and I will continue the agony ( and very occasional ecstasy) albeit from my armchair these days.Once it’s in the blood there’s no going back.
    WHTID.⚒️
  • That is one of the issues, the fans like ourselves have all the emotional stake but little, if any, of the ability to steer the club. Those temporary custodians who choose when they come and when they leave have the ability to change the course of the club and allow it to flourish or fail. They can walk away but we are always with the club.
  • I’m completely with you Slacker. Born in West Ham before the war, Watched from my Dad’s shoulders until I got too big, when he then made me a folding stand. Always in the Chicken Run with its memorable smell of beer and tobacco. The noise under that tin roof was something else. Yes, I’ll support them in the Champo too. We might begin to win more games than we lose, and that would be a lovely change!
  • Carson, am I right in assuming the carson road in your name is the one off New Barn Street in Plaistow?
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