Relegation 23/24 Thread

[The binman chronicles]

A team like Burnley will need to average 1.3 points a game from now to get to 35 points this season. They don't start getting that very soon it will go out to 1.5 which is near enough an impossibility.

A sub 30 point survival tally still looks very probable this season.

 

[Onwards Evertonians]

A team like Burnley will need to average 1.3 points a game from now to get to 35 points this season. They don't start getting that very soon it will go out to 1.5 which is near enough an impossibility.

A sub 30 point survival tally still looks very probable this season.

Their next 6 games are
Fulham A
Liverpool H
Villa A
Tottenham A
Luton H
Man City A

I know we all have to play these teams but that's grim taking their current position into account.

 

[Ring master]

things change the drop of the hat with us

i’m hoping we can stay up we are better than some around us for sure

Dont worry Matty. If we lose on saturday away to Spurs, we are not relegated then, so dont go and panic

 

[JLW]

Unless we get another points deduction this season then we aren't in a relegation fight.

 

[neil999]

We are 1.5 points a game at the moment. Even if we drop to 1 point a game then we’d comfortably stay up. Luton look capable of pushing Forest maybe. But that’s about it.

Obviously his health is the most important thing,but be surprised if tom lockyer plays again this season

 

[samsonthedog1]

If we get anything out of the next 2 league games we’re doing good - Spurs are very hit and miss and City aren’t playing great. I just can’t see the bottom 3 going on a run like we have.

 

[Paul Rideout]

Tha

Obviously his health is the most important thing,but be surprised if tom lockyer plays again this season

ts his second cardiac arrest on the pitch, I’d say his playing days are over… at least he got to play at the top level.

 

[blue61]

We'll struggle in the next 2 games, I think we'll only get 4 points.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

I'm still here; just loving the turnaround.

Go Everton!!

Fair play! 3 years in a row and still flapping

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

It isn’t quite done with yet. Apparently this years accounts could be ‘interesting’, and there is always the chance of Everton hitting a bad run of form, but we are definitely on the vinegar strokes as it were.

Pffft
We’re Everton , we don’t do relegation- I’ve told you all for theee years

 

[JLW]

We'll struggle in the next 2 games, I think we'll only get 4 points.

We will do very well to 3 points from Fulham

 

[mikel_88]

I think is ok to be cautious the results have taken the pressure off, but we still have to carry on to perform. Is not like it has been with so much on games when we had to win and get lucky with other teams getting beat. Would be great if we can leave the other 3 bottom teams behind and they keep getting poor results. One team for me is luton who look like they could do something, will be tough for them but they will just attack teams

 

[Eggs]

….the massive boost for me is winning difficult football matches without key players. It suggests Dyche can cope with injuries and suspensions which is what good managers can do.

Onana/Garner look first choice partnership, yet we won games without both. DCL and Branthwaite are key but we won when they were missing, not to mention problems in both full back positions.

Picking up points without a settled team is such a good sign.

 

[Jacko93]

….the massive boost for me is winning difficult football matches without key players. It suggests Dyche can cope with injuries and suspensions which is what good managers can do.

Onana/Garner look first choice partnership, yet we won games without both. DCL and Branthwaite are key but we won when they were missing, not to mention problems in both full back positions.

Picking up points without a settled team is such a good sign.

This.

It shows a much more cohesive group working together for a common goal. So simple, yet seems to have evaded us for a few years.

 

[Shibbywiggles]

….the massive boost for me is winning difficult football matches without key players. It suggests Dyche can cope with injuries and suspensions which is what good managers can do.

Onana/Garner look first choice partnership, yet we won games without both. DCL and Branthwaite are key but we won when they were missing, not to mention problems in both full back positions.

Picking up points without a settled team is such a good sign.

Spot on
Go back to that season with Carlo when we were nailed on for at least Europa league qualification
All it took was Doucoure and Allan to miss some games in the run in and suddenly we lost all our power and presence in midfield and ended up finishing midtable