The Plot to Escape Relegation Thread 2015.

[David_Nab]

Carver stays in charge for last 3 games, even mad Mike wouldn't have ditched him at this stage.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32582358

Quite laughable that Mclaren was an option after his Derby team imploded and went from automatic promotion to 8th conceding 10 goals in 3 games against the likes of Milwall and Reading !!

[mr underhill]

he might have to start dusting off that comedy gold Dutch accent again. The wheels came off the bandwagon big time in the last few months of the season ; I still think he's a much better coach than manager.

[silhillvilla]

It's certainly another dent in mclarens cv

[Meanwood Villa]

Looked at statto earlier and Derby only won two out of their last 13 games, one of which was against Blackpool. That really is a pretty spectacular capitulation.

[myf]

If Albion roll over for Newcastle then there is no doubt what they are trying to do. If they do put oIut a load of beach towels and let the worst form team in the league waltz past them to score several goals then the FA should intervene and relegate them forever.

I doubt pulis will want to be in charge of a team that loses to that rabble. Also, if they lose there's still a chance we could leapfrog them

[PeterWithesShin]

Looked at statto earlier and Derby only won two out of their last 13 games, one of which was against Blackpool. That really is a pretty spectacular capitulation.

The other win was against Wigan.

[PeterWithesShin]

14   Aston Villa   35   -21   35
15   Newcastle    35   -24   35
16   Leicester      35   -15   34
17   Hull              35   -15   34
18   Sunderland  34   -22   33
19   QPR             35   -22   27
20   Burnley        35   -27   26

Remaining fixtures

Newcastle
Newcastle v West Brom
QPR v Newcastle
Newcastle v West Ham

Sunderland
Everton v Sunderland
Sunderland v Leicester
Arsenal v Sunderland
Chelsea v Sunderland

Hull
Hull v Burnley
Tottenham v Hull
Hull v Man Utd

Aston Villa
Aston Villa v West Ham
Southampton v Aston Villa
Aston Villa v Burnley

Burnley
Hull v Burnley
Burnley v Stoke
Aston Villa v Burnley

QPR
Man City v QPR
QPR v Newcastle
Leicester v QPR

Leicester
Leicester v Southampton
Sunderland v Leicester
Leicester v QPR

[PeterWithesShin]

This weekend's fixtures for the clubs down there

Everton v Sunderland (early game)
Aston Villa v West Ham
Hull v Burnley
Leicester v Southampton
Newcastle v West Brom

Sunday
Man City v QPR

[Villa in Denmark]

Looked at statto earlier and Derby only won two out of their last 13 games, one of which was against Blackpool. That really is a pretty spectacular capitulation.

Perfectly suited to the Newcastle job then. Seamless transition.

[Damo70]

This weekend's fixtures for the clubs down there

Everton v Sunderland (early game)
Aston Villa v West Ham
Hull v Burnley
Leicester v Southampton
Newcastle v West Brom

Sunday
Man City v QPR

I think Everton will beat Sunderland and City will beat QPR. The other four are hard to call.

[Toronto Villa]

This weekend's fixtures for the clubs down there

Everton v Sunderland (early game)
Aston Villa v West Ham
Hull v Burnley
Leicester v Southampton
Newcastle v West Brom

Sunday
Man City v QPR

I think Everton will beat Sunderland and City will beat QPR. The other four are hard to call.

We're beating West Ham.

[tomd2103]

If Albion roll over for Newcastle then there is no doubt what they are trying to do. If they do put out a load of beach towels and let the worst form team in the league waltz past them to score several goals then the FA should intervene and relegate them forever.

Hope they do, means we could well finish above them and burst their little "king of the Midlands" bubble.

[Villafirst]

Hope Burnley win at Hull or at least draw. That would make it very difficult for Hull with their last 2 games - away to Spurs and home to Man Utd.

[PeterWithesShin]

QPR and Burnley are now in the situation where they have to go for the win or they are down. By the end of the weekend 2 of the relegation spots could be filled.

[LTA]

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/aston-villa-tim-sherwood-v-9180973

The comparison between us now and under Lambert is frightening.