We certainly need a winner in tomorrow's game (would still prefer West Ham) now. Draw and we'd have to win the final two games.A loser and that's a small chance 35 points could be enough.
Quote from: SoccerHQ on July 16, 2020, 10:15:04 PMWe certainly need a winner in tomorrow's game (would still prefer West Ham) now. Draw and we'd have to win the final two games.A loser and that's a small chance 35 points could be enough.Agree that we need a winner tomorrow night but I’m not sure a West Ham win is best for us. If Watford beat them and then they lose at Old Trafford which you would expect, a point against Arsenal leaves it in our hands to finish above West Ham.That said, I think Bournemouth are going to pick up points in the last 2.
I'm pretty much at peace with all this now and have been since we lost to Man Utd. We've not been good enough and I've really not enjoyed this season back in the PL once the new found novelty wore off. I found myself far happier when we weren't playing and i'm not sure its supposed to work that way. Obviously I really want us to stay up but if we don't we'll only have ourselves to blame. Thanks to Covid, I think next season will be a soulless experience whatever division we are in.
I gave this up some time ago, but got all excited yesterday evening for a while.Stupid!I suppose a big Wet Spam win tonight with them safe by the time we play them is pretty much the last straw to clutch.Even then, we would have to beat the Arse and rely on Watford to not pick up any more points.Is that right?
Thanks Vinnie, if that's the ideal scenario then that's what I'll be hoping for. I can't and won't watch the match later, partly because my nerves are shredded but mainly because Friday night is TOTP 1989 night and that doesn't change!
But surely it all depends on us beating Arsenal
I still think there could be a bizarre twist of fate that sees Villa, Watford and Bournemouth all on 34 points and all on the same -24 goal difference by game 38. That be fun. Sky would cream themselves