I will be feeling sick on Tuesday night

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So Tuesday is a must win game for a number of reasons (obs), but I'm really nervous about it already...……………………..help!
 



Relax, we will win. We’re a team steadily improving without being spectacular so no sense of entitlement. West Brom are a struggling team in declining form. They needed to win against Fulham and they knew it (and trust me, their fans REALLY knew it) but a draw does not leave them feeling entrenched.

That’s my footy-logic.. never knowingly right.
 
It's the anticipation that get you.......

Did you know on this date in 1606 Guy Fawkes and three others where hanged draw and quartered....

(And we think we've got problems }.... 🥴
 
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Don't forget there new signing 6'4 striker, just hope we don't go back to how we have played and keep up this new momentum we have
 



In a strange way at least we have time to digest it, get used to it and plan, rather than be relegated by VAR In the 99th minute of the last game of the season. Maybe the players know it and are playing with a bit more freedom??
 
I hope they set up to try and defend, because that’s something they are utterly hopeless at
 
brighton winning tonight has made it more or less impossible for us to escape 13 point gap no chance of making that up just try and not finish bottom and getting to wembley our only targets now
Be back to 10 points when we beat WBA & Liverpool beat Brighton
 
Fooking buzzing.Great performance against Spurs. Bottom 3 sealed after tonight. I can relax.
 
Battle of who will finish bottom. Nothing to get nervous about at all. We will both be playing each other next season
Unfortunately you are right.

Pressure is really off. All that Man U victory has done is keep up with Newcastle's win at Everton and Brighton's win over Spurs.

Only upside is that every game now is winnable. Even Liverpool at home looks less formidible. I don't think anyone expected City away to be a win.
 
Unfortunately you are right.

Pressure is really off. All that Man U victory has done is keep up with Newcastle's win at Everton and Brighton's win over Spurs.

Only upside is that every game now is winnable. Even Liverpool at home looks less formidible. I don't think anyone expected City away to be a win.

Save the players for the FA Cup!
 
Rest assured, even if/when we get relegated, it'll have been one of the least painful ones to date.

Well, that's assuming Wilder stays on.
 
I've already made my peace with relegation so I'm not nervous about the coming games. The rest of the season is all about the players we have proving that they can still play. Go down knowing we have a strong squad and a great style of play. If that somehow turns into the greatest footballing escape of all time then happy days. It's not like we haven't seen 10 point swings in the Prem before is it?
 



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