Anyone starting to get worried?

[ChicagoLion]

I think we have get a win and a draw out of the next 2 just to stay in touch, anything less and we will start to need snookers.
It’s not looking good.

[Des Little]

Win on Tuesday and the picture changes. One game at a time!

[aj2k77]

We just have to win some games, the Brighton draw was decent,nothing more, nothing worth celebrating, we need to beat some teams.

[SoccerHQ]

Positive is away form is slowly improving with easier run of games than we had in first half of the season. We've just won on a ground Leicester lost at and also got 1-1 at Brighton, same as Chelsea did on NYD.

To have a serious chance of staying up Bournemouth is a must win. Then if we can add 4 points from Southampton and Newcastle visits (we are long overdue a win at St James Park) then we might only need 10 points from the home games to stay up.

[Clampy]

Win on Tuesday and the picture changes. One game at a time!

Couldn't agree more about one game at a time.

[TelfordVilla]

If it carries on at this rate there could be 6 teams facing the drop on the last day of the season. And we are at west ham.

[Villafirst]

The loss of McGinn is a huge factor at the moment. Smith needs an enforcer type like Nzonzi in the middle. Drinkwater is nowhere near adequate as a replacement.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

Less worried this morning, more resigned to it.

I'm heading that way. I actually don't think we're as bad as we pretend to be but when you can't get the basics right, you know you're in trouble. I'm struggling to think of a team that play worse football than us. One thing is not having a striker, it's another when you can't see anything constructive behind the non-existent striker. Tactics are as poor as anything over the last 10 years, other than give it to Jack. Second worst defence in the league, one goal less than Norwich. Put that on your CV, John Terry. Most worrying is the lack of fight. Other than Jack, nobody seems to want to take any responsibility. Maybe they think we're too big to go down. We're not.

One thing I grew up with was a Villa team that would give everything and fight until the final whistle. Yesterday second half I saw a glimpse of that mentality. Hopefully we'll see a hell of a lot more of it before the end of the season. Wishful thinking? Probably.

[Damo70]

Worried by the fact we are in the bottom three at this stage of the season but heartened by the fact we have time and are in touching distance of Watford, West Ham and Brighton and not too far adrift of Burnley, Southampton and Newcastle.

[villa `cross the mersey]

Not getting results from any of the top 10 is disappointing and as for the "winnable" games - we aren't winning enough of them
It's still all to play for obviously but I am of the opinion that the lack of a settled well drilled unit will see us stay in the bottom three - the turnover from the end of May into the new season is taking its toll - exacerbated by a lack of direction , injuries, poor tactics and some players not caring enough
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[SoccerHQ]

Playing Bournemouth twice!!!

Safe as houses.

[Villan82]

 

[ChicagoLion]

So let’s pick the 6 games we need to win.

[villa `cross the mersey]

It's going to take quite a change in fortune to attain another 18 points ....every game looks tough
All the pre season optimism has deserted me !!
The manager (coach) and players really need to up the game massively .......My concern is that most other clubs seem to be able to clearly identify our weaknesses and take advantage of them whilst we seem less able to do that ourselves .....

[AsTallAsLions]

The more I look at our last fixture of the season - away at Wet Spam - the more it looks like a massive game that could mean survival or bust for either team. Or not, since they have a game in hand... but I just have a feeling.