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Only 12 pts clear of relegation 

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14 games to go.Spijed wrote:Only 12 pts clear of relegation
We should get 40 points...no worries
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DSR you just dont get it do you. thick as pig manure as some people say. pmsl
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yesterday's performance suggests despite having injuries, we should definitely not be worried for the rest of the season (especially when we've got players coming back + Lennon)
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No, of course I don't get it. Nothing you say is making sense.pushpinpussy wrote:DSR you just dont get it do you. thick as pig manure as some people say. pmsl
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And I'd say only 4 of those are ones I'd expect us to struggle in: Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and maybe Everton. The other 10 I'd fancy us to pick up at least a point. The games we've lost recently were always going to be tough.boatshed bill wrote:14 games to go.
We should get 40 points...no worries
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DSR at least its signing on day tomorrow then weatherspoons. good luck with the job hunt. send me your CV and i will put a word in for you.
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As I said - nothing you say is making sense.pushpinpussy wrote:DSR at least its signing on day tomorrow then weatherspoons. good luck with the job hunt. send me your CV and i will put a word in for you.
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I don't think away at Palace and Huddersfield were in the 'always going to be tough category' but returned 1 point with no goals scored.
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I thought Palace was going to be difficult.Blackrod wrote:I don't think away at Palace and Huddersfield were in the 'always going to be tough category' but returned 1 point with no goals scored.
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Crisis what crisis ? A win at Newcastle and we've 37 points best City and we are on the magic 40
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Pushpinpussy sounding like some 12 year old off a Facebook banter group.pushpinpussy wrote:DSR at least its signing on day tomorrow then weatherspoons. good luck with the job hunt. send me your CV and i will put a word in for you.
You're talking to grown ups now lad, get a grip.
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well well well. still not a MINI crisis i assume.
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Another so called supporter!pushpinpussy wrote:well well well. still not a MINI crisis i assume.
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What? His ability to see things for what they are somehow makes him not?Spijed wrote:Another so called supporter!
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We're seventh in the Premier League.
What crisis?
What crisis?
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Position is kind of irrelevant - it's points above the relegation positions that matter.
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You'd have to be wearing claret tinted spectacles and be injecting Burnley into your blood to believe that everything is fine.
No win in 10 games, it's relegation form, I don't care what position we're in.
Position only gives us a cushion, which is closing with every game we don't win. March and April could well see us slip way, way down into the depths.
No win in 10 games, it's relegation form, I don't care what position we're in.
Position only gives us a cushion, which is closing with every game we don't win. March and April could well see us slip way, way down into the depths.
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Position is relevant as it is unlikely all the teams below will hit form they have to play top 6 sides and also play each other WE certainly won't be relegated but this winless run is a worry more so as the performance today was inept and we look toothless up front.
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Not a snowballs chance in hell we'll even get dragged into the scrap at the bottom,
never mind go down.
never mind go down.
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Away form isn't so bad. Four points from 6 away games? Plenty to keep a side up with, if the home form passes muster.ClaretAndJew wrote:You'd have to be wearing claret tinted spectacles and be injecting Burnley into your blood to believe that everything is fine.
No win in 10 games, it's relegation form, I don't care what position we're in.
Position only gives us a cushion, which is closing with every game we don't win. March and April could well see us slip way, way down into the depths.
No, it's the home form that will get us relegated. One point in 4 games? One miserable point? ONE POINT! Do you hear me? In the last four home games (Tottenham, Man United, Man City, Liverpool) we have managed just ONE POINT! I'll tell you this much, there won;t be many clubs get as few as one point from four matches and stay up. Two wins and a draw should be the absolute minimum from four home games.
If this sort of form continues, we'll only get 43 points for the season - which as you accurately point out, may be relegation form if every other result goes against us and all the other teams at the bottom win more than half their games - and even if it doesn't, then only the blindest optimist can envisage us winning a game next season. Or the season after in the Championship. And I have to say, I bet our board of directors are so blind that they won't even sack Sean Dyche after he's gone 100 matches without a win. Which just goes to show that they are hopeless and should be sacked right away.
If only we could do something different in the next few home games. Earlier in the season when we were playing teams that weren't in the top four, we were winning. Couldn't we somehow arrange to do that again? To find some opponents to bring to Turf Moor that aren't in the top four? If the Board of Directors could do that, I might see it in my heart to stop panicking.
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ClaretAndJew wrote:You'd have to be wearing claret tinted spectacles and be injecting Burnley into your blood to believe that everything is fine.
No win in 10 games, it's relegation form, I don't care what position we're in.
Position only gives us a cushion, which is closing with every game we don't win. March and April could well see us slip way, way down into the depths.



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When I watched us in that Orient game all those years ago I wondered to myself.....can things get any worse than this?....and sure enough, all these year later we are 7th in the prem.....multiple millions in the bank....fantastic board of directors....brilliant manager and team....and in crisis....lets hope its not this bad next season eh 

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For all those fans saying "yes, but we are 7th"-yes but that will change shortly. Watford, Leicester and Watford in mid table have been indifferent and should already be above us.Happened last year we struggled at the end coming down a number of positions
After yesterday I struggle to see who we could beat with the bottom half of the table fighting for their lives. Could you really see us beating the Albion or Stoke next week. Yes players coming in have done well, but we have no Defour picking the ball up from the back four at every opportunity, no Brady with his brilliant dead ball kicking and flashes of brilliance and no Woods who is more likely to put a half chance away
If we were 10 games into the season we and Huddersfield would be stonewall bankers to go down. Yes we were outstanding up to Christmas but depth of squad and tactics will cost us many points between now and May. It takes 4-5 games to build up confidence again but I fear more heated debate than at present in that coming weeks
After yesterday I struggle to see who we could beat with the bottom half of the table fighting for their lives. Could you really see us beating the Albion or Stoke next week. Yes players coming in have done well, but we have no Defour picking the ball up from the back four at every opportunity, no Brady with his brilliant dead ball kicking and flashes of brilliance and no Woods who is more likely to put a half chance away
If we were 10 games into the season we and Huddersfield would be stonewall bankers to go down. Yes we were outstanding up to Christmas but depth of squad and tactics will cost us many points between now and May. It takes 4-5 games to build up confidence again but I fear more heated debate than at present in that coming weeks
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Be careful Warwick. The we can’t comment without being positive or your not a burnley fan will now be for lynching you. Glad to see a few people without claret tinted specs on can see that I was only querying our recent form and injuries which has got worse.
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Surely there has to be more to our PL strategy than being content with just crawling over the line.
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Huddersfield have given it a go....
Beating Palace 3-0 and Watford 4-1 away.
And look where they are!
Beating Palace 3-0 and Watford 4-1 away.
And look where they are!

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I'm contemplating living up Pendle without communication until this slump is over, it's all getting to be too muchhappyclaret17 wrote:When I watched us in that Orient game all those years ago I wondered to myself.....can things get any worse than this?....and sure enough, all these year later we are 7th in the prem.....multiple millions in the bank....fantastic board of directors....brilliant manager and team....and in crisis....lets hope its not this bad next season eh

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What's your obsession with Watford that you have to mention them twice?warksclaret wrote:For all those fans saying "yes, but we are 7th"-yes but that will change shortly. Watford, Leicester and Watford in mid table have been indifferent and should already be above us.Happened last year we struggled at the end coming down a number of positions
After yesterday I struggle to see who we could beat with the bottom half of the table fighting for their lives. Could you really see us beating the Albion or Stoke next week. Yes players coming in have done well, but we have no Defour picking the ball up from the back four at every opportunity, no Brady with his brilliant dead ball kicking and flashes of brilliance and no Woods who is more likely to put a half chance away
If we were 10 games into the season we and Huddersfield would be stonewall bankers to go down. Yes we were outstanding up to Christmas but depth of squad and tactics will cost us many points between now and May. It takes 4-5 games to build up confidence again but I fear more heated debate than at present in that coming weeks

Oh, and it's Wood, not Woods!

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Yes, but why restrict yourself to yesterday? Why not say "After losing at Swansea and drawing against Man City, could you really see us beating ..."warksclaret wrote:For all those fans saying "yes, but we are 7th"-yes but that will change shortly. Watford, Leicester and Watford in mid table have been indifferent and should already be above us.Happened last year we struggled at the end coming down a number of positions
After yesterday I struggle to see who we could beat with the bottom half of the table fighting for their lives. Could you really see us beating the Albion or Stoke next week. Yes players coming in have done well, but we have no Defour picking the ball up from the back four at every opportunity, no Brady with his brilliant dead ball kicking and flashes of brilliance and no Woods who is more likely to put a half chance away
If we were 10 games into the season we and Huddersfield would be stonewall bankers to go down. Yes we were outstanding up to Christmas but depth of squad and tactics will cost us many points between now and May. It takes 4-5 games to build up confidence again but I fear more heated debate than at present in that coming weeks
Remember that Gardiola said he thought City played well. So did I, for that matter. Is it really reasonable to say that after we played that day, it's hard to imagine that we could possibly beat Stoke? It doesn't make sense to me.
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Twix have gone up a £1 a packet of Two 
