Can't imagine Trez or AEG producing a finish like Yarmolenko managed at the end.
Only consolation i can see is since we've returned we've lost to teams who are miles better than us If anything on form, newcastle and sheffield united look good results. Anything from Liverpool and ManU would be a miracle, so really its down to 4 games where the chances of a win are more than a fluke. Palace and arsenal are must wins. A draw at everton is possible. 34 points at a nervous/safe west ham for the final game? Doable.
erm......you can't really forget their position in the table. They are 17 points ahead of us and have let in 23 less goals. For all their iffy form since the return, they should beat pish like us.
Quote from: sickbeggar on July 02, 2020, 08:55:14 AMerm......you can't really forget their position in the table. They are 17 points ahead of us and have let in 23 less goals. For all their iffy form since the return, they should beat pish like us.Disagree. You said on form Sheffield looks like a good result. Given they have looked awful since the restart then on form it looks like a poor result.If your going purely on table position, then Newcastle looks like a poor result given our circumstances and needing to find wins somewhere.
How are Norwich showing more fight? They've lost all 3, conceding 8 and scoring 0.
I'm as one-eyed as the next man/woman/non-binary when it comes to Villa, but I am convinced we are screwed.
Quote from: sickbeggar on July 02, 2020, 08:30:52 AMOnly consolation i can see is since we've returned we've lost to teams who are miles better than us If anything on form, newcastle and sheffield united look good results. Anything from Liverpool and ManU would be a miracle, so really its down to 4 games where the chances of a win are more than a fluke. Palace and arsenal are must wins. A draw at everton is possible. 34 points at a nervous/safe west ham for the final game? Doable.How does Sheffield look a good result? Forgetting their position in the table they've been dreadful since the restart and were absolutely there for the taking. Our failure to capitalise on that opportunity is probably what will ultimately cost us.