The run-in

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Burnley will be an interesting one to watch over the summer. New owners who have put the club in debt to buy them and surely won't settle for another season of Dyche dragging them away from a relegation battle just in time to make their season look okish.
If Dyche remains I would expect for the 1st time since he got them promoted he will be working under a little of bit of pressure.

I agree. I also think they have players capable of better football than Dyche gives. My views on Pope are well known and the call for him to move to a sky 6 club is gathering pace I see with Spurs leading the race. Mee and Tarkowski are very good and Wood is a proven pest. If he had played for us since Xmas we would have scored more goals undoubtedly. However they shit house their way to results and that makes me dislike them, much as I dislike Mourinho teams because of their tedious tactics.
realistically I want us to win the bcd draw with Burnley Fulham and Sheffield and play well with attractive football in the rest. Then this season can do one and we can start the recruitment process to build for a better season next year. We must learn from the errors we have made this season or it will be a long struggle next season.

 

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That’s a

Go and have a cup of coffee, you'll feel better and less like you're saying the same thing over and over again.

bit rich! First comment on this thread? Of course we will repeat ourselves because it’s an opinion . It is allowed you know.

 

[sycophantia]

I am not optimistic about the last three games at all. Can see us losing all three. I reckon we will get another 6 points and it will not be pretty even though we played much better against Liverpool and have done recently. We are still toothless in attack and I can’t see how that changes in the next 9 games.

Personally don't think Everton or Spurs are significantly better than us. The games before those should really be looking for 10 points.....depends how Nuno wants to go about it

 

[Tony Towner]

Reasonable chance Everton and United will have nothing to play for. The latter may rest plays for a potential EL final

 

[Sniffer]

Which Premier League clubs have the hardest and easiest run-ins?

An analysis of the remaining 90 fixtures shows that Liverpool and Newcastle fans have reasons for optimism

www.theguardian.com

According to this we have the Premier Leagues easiest run of fixtures.

 

[sycophantia]

Which Premier League clubs have the hardest and easiest run-ins?

An analysis of the remaining 90 fixtures shows that Liverpool and Newcastle fans have reasons for optimism

www.theguardian.com

According to this we have the Premier Leagues easiest run of fixtures.

Europe is on again!

 

[northfield wolf]

So who would you back to stay up ? Fulham or Newcastle.

 

[Charlie Wolf]

Difficult one as Fulham have the best attacking quality but Newcastle (somehow) have managed to defend better, then managed to grab the odd goal to scramble some points together. So Newcastle for me

 

[Wilf Wolf]

Difficult one as Fulham have the best attacking quality but Newcastle (somehow) have managed to defend better, then managed to grab the odd goal to scramble some points together. So Newcastle for me

Newcastle have managed to scrape points against the odds but surely their luck has to run out at some point, hopefully to set a final day showdown at Craven Cottage.

 

[northfield wolf]

With the Tesco bags winning today, will that put the cat amongst the pidgeons ? I sincerely hope not.

 

[Trips]

With the Tesco bags winning today, will that put the cat amongst the pidgeons ?

No

 

[northfield wolf]

I know this hurts, but they played really well. (Bastards).

 

[northfield wolf]

I think Fulham are shot. Still rather see Newcastle and Potato head dropping, but cant see it now.

 

[WolfmanOz]

I think Fulham are shot. Still rather see Newcastle and Potato head dropping, but cant see it now.

Agreed . . . Hopefully Newcastle will be relegation fodder for next season.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Are there any Fulham players we should be looking at? I like Anderson and Robinson personally.

 

[lemonjelly]

I'd be busting a gut for Anderson if we're looking at a CB, which I think most of us are.

I'd rather sign RAN than Robinson. Robinson is quick, but suspect defensively.

 

[Tony Towner]

Anderson has been good for Fulham but apparently was gash at Lyon, so depends on what our scouts think over a longer period. Tosin has been impressive for them as well, although seems to have hit a wall in the last few weeks hence being dropped. Assuming Robinson and RAN are around the same price, I think I'd gamble on the latters upside

 

[Johnny75]

I don't get the Anderson hype, he's decent but not as good as Coady. Tosin has the better upside for me. Reminds me a lot of Boly.

 

[YoungWolf]

Andersen is way better than Tosin for my money. Good footballer, I’d spend 25m on him if was available to us personally. I’d then try to sign a younger option or a cheaper one like Ajer

 

[lemonjelly]

I don't get the Anderson hype, he's decent but not as good as Coady. Tosin has the better upside for me. Reminds me a lot of Boly.

can pass the ball well, good control, decent in the air, comfortable in a back 3 or back 4. I'd sign him with a view to him and Boly as a pair of CBs, or RCB in a 3, with Coady central and Boly LCB.