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Next 4 games - defining?

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Posted

The next 4 games look like a defining period for both the team and manager.

 

Derby away in Cup

Burnley away

Man Utd home

Swansea away

 

Whilst the cup is not priority, no-one will want to go out on tv to close rivals a league below (another opportunity for media to stick knife in).

Burnley, always sounds winnable but they are fantastic at home. Utd, getting stronger, always a tough encounter, swansea away - 6 pointer. Still have my doubts about CR turning it round but im hoping he can and will. Should this go badly it leaves a 10 day window before Seville. What do people expect/feel about it?

 

Heart says we can sort the shaggers out - past that im trying to look for positives... not losing at Burnley would give them a lift for sure. AFCON players back also?

 

Surely we can turn this round?

 

 

 

 

 

Posted
12 minutes ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

We have to get 7 points from our next 3  games. 

 

Depends what happens below us in all honesty - 4 points may be okay as long as the gap doesn't close too much.

 

What is important is to win a high percentage of our home games and we'll be okay.

Guest Mickyblueeyes
Posted

Burnley and Swansea are massive games. We need six points from those, nothing less.

Posted
19 minutes ago, AmarteyAndChill said:

We have to get 7 points from our next 3  games. 

Guaranteed zero points in the next game.  Gonna be tough to get 7 from the two after that. :)

Posted

I was hoping Swansea might be a potential away win but then seeing them at Anfield got me worried :S

 

Never know with United, we've had our fair rub of the green with them at home.

 

But it is a defining period for sure

 

 

Posted

0 Points.

 

  • Obviously the FA Cup game has no points value...despite the boring joke Bert makes every cup game :yawn: So i'm definetly going to be right there.
  • Burnley away? They're great at home, we're shit away, they fight more than us, that isn't hard though.
  • Man Utd home? :crylaugh:There is going to be a massacre.
  • Swansea away? See Burnley, Ok Swansea are not so great at home but our away form is enough to know we'll lose, add to fact they beat Liverpool and fight more than us.

Then we've got Sevilla (A), Liverpool (H), Hull (H), Arsenal (A), Sevilla (H), West Ham (A)....Honestly, this isn't me just as a pessimist, I am struggling to see our next win!

 

Even Hull at home? Between now and then alot of things can change but in this current form, could we beat Hull? I can't see it. They gave Chelsea a game yesterday, lost 2-0 but we'd have been hammered.

Posted
28 minutes ago, Matt said:

0 Points.

 

  • Obviously the FA Cup game has no points value...despite the boring joke Bert makes every cup game :yawn: So i'm definetly going to be right there.
  • Burnley away? They're great at home, we're shit away, they fight more than us, that isn't hard though.
  • Man Utd home? :crylaugh:There is going to be a massacre.
  • Swansea away? See Burnley, Ok Swansea are not so great at home but our away form is enough to know we'll lose, add to fact they beat Liverpool and fight more than us.

Then we've got Sevilla (A), Liverpool (H), Hull (H), Arsenal (A), Sevilla (H), West Ham (A)....Honestly, this is me just as a pessimist, I am struggling to see our next win!

 

Even Hull at home? Between now and then alot of things can change but in this current form, could we beat Hull? I can't see it. They gave Chelsea a game yesterday, lost 2-0 but we'd have been hammered.

The only predictable thing about football is its unpredictability. How many times have we seen teams suddenly from nowhere find some form when they seemed down and out (see Swansea at the weekend).

Cant guarantee it is going to happen but can't think of anything else I can use to put a positive spin on the present nightmare.

We live in hope.

Posted
36 minutes ago, Matt said:

0 Points.

 

  • Obviously the FA Cup game has no points value...despite the boring joke Bert makes every cup game :yawn: So i'm definetly going to be right there.
  • Burnley away? They're great at home, we're shit away, they fight more than us, that isn't hard though.
  • Man Utd home? :crylaugh:There is going to be a massacre.
  • Swansea away? See Burnley, Ok Swansea are not so great at home but our away form is enough to know we'll lose, add to fact they beat Liverpool and fight more than us.

Then we've got Sevilla (A), Liverpool (H), Hull (H), Arsenal (A), Sevilla (H), West Ham (A)....Honestly, this isn't me just as a pessimist, I am struggling to see our next win!

 

Even Hull at home? Between now and then alot of things can change but in this current form, could we beat Hull? I can't see it. They gave Chelsea a game yesterday, lost 2-0 but we'd have been hammered.

Basically this.

Posted
18 minutes ago, Ian S said:

The only predictable thing about football is its unpredictability. How many times have we seen teams suddenly from nowhere find some form when they seemed down and out (see Swansea at the weekend).

Cant guarantee it is going to happen but can't think of anything else I can use to put a positive spin on the present nightmare.

We live in hope.

Yes I remember the mood of this forum just before Man City at home.

 

We might just decide to turn up one game and then anything can happen.

 

That's the thing that makes me so angry, what we're capable of when we try.

 

Realistically though we're gonna get dicked by a Championship club and fvcking Burnley in the next 2 games. How sad is that?

Posted
22 minutes ago, bigDfox33 said:

Dont worry guys mahrez and slimani are back soon to save the day.. 

Like they were doing much before, tbf I am delighted to have them back but doubt they'll change loads

Posted
5 minutes ago, lcfcben76 said:

Like they were doing much before, tbf I am delighted to have them back but doubt they'll change loads

It's not like we're better without them. I'm under the impression that we're even slightly worse.

Posted
36 minutes ago, bigDfox33 said:

Dont worry guys mahrez and slimani are back soon to save the day.. 

thats if they don't get 'lost' in Africa first 

Posted

Personally I'm resigned to a sh*te run now. Happy to be proved wrong but our away form combined with the names we're set to face at home does not bode well.

 

It will get worse before it gets better. It will take us to get right in the sh*t to give us something to play for, by which point the fixture list will look a bit brighter. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Kitchandro said:

Yes I remember the mood of this forum just before Man City at home.

 

We might just decide to turn up one game and then anything can happen.

 

That's the thing that makes me so angry, what we're capable of when we try.

 

Realistically though we're gonna get dicked by a Championship club and fvcking Burnley in the next 2 games. How sad is that?

 

We only beat Man City because Pep refused to think he should adjust to lowly opposition such as us. No other manager in the Premier League will be so irresponsible. We are easy to shut down, so every team will do it.

Posted

4 losses I fear. Burnleys home form is decent and we've all seen how useless we are away from home so they'll turn us over quite comfortably I feel. Man U goes without saying and Swansea are proper shite but at least show some fight unlike us and their win at Anfield could see them kick on. Wouldn't be surprised if we're in the bottom 3 after these. 

Posted

Derby in the Cup - we should win this but it is going to be really difficult. I hope this can be our turning point

Burnley Away - no points, no chance. We are poor away, Burnley are fantastic at home.

Man U Home - I am hoping we can get a point from this

Swansea Away - even though we are poor away this should be 3 points.

 

Summary, 4 points and progress in the FA Cup (even if it takes a replay).

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