Any 3 from us, Luton, Sheffield Utd ,and now Forest.

That’s what it looks like to me right now- take your pick, the choice is yours.

Us and the Blades are ****ed, I think it may well be Forest who are joining us. :blue:

Seems a fair assessment BT, all the others are collecting points though palace are stuttering a bit.

I still think we have a chance but it's very slim.

23 games to play yet, 69 points up for grabs and just 4 points away from safety, 7 teams in the bottom half of the league still to play at Turf Moor, we've already beaten Forest, Luton and Sheffield United, we were leading West Ham with only 4 minutes to go and we were one poor pass away from getting a draw at Molyneux against a decent mid table team in Wolves.

Bloody hell lads get a grip, we're not down yet, nowhere near, there's a long, long way to go. They didn't even start panicking on the Titanic until half an hour after they hit the iceberg. I recommend a nice cup of tea snd a lie down in a darkened room, everything will seem better after that. O:)

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23 games to play yet, 69 points up for grabs and just 4 points away from safety, 7 teams in the bottom half of the league still to play at Turf Moor, we've already beaten Forest, Luton and Sheffield United, we were leading West Ham with only 4 minutes to go and we were one poor pass away from getting a draw at Molyneux against a decent mid table team in Wolves.

Bloody hell lads get a grip, we're not down yet, nowhere near, there's a long, long way to go. They didn't even start panicking on the Titanic until half an hour after they hit the iceberg. I recommend a nice cup of tea snd a lie down in a darkened room, everything will seem better after that. O:)

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The Foster and Koleosho absences are the final nail in our coffin, we have no way back from here.

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23 games to play yet, 69 points up for grabs and just 4 points away from safety, 7 teams in the bottom half of the league still to play at Turf Moor, we've already beaten Forest, Luton and Sheffield United, we were leading West Ham with only 4 minutes to go and we were one poor pass away from getting a draw at Molyneux against a decent mid table team in Wolves.

Bloody hell lads get a grip, we're not down yet, nowhere near, there's a long, long way to go. They didn't even start panicking on the Titanic until half an hour after they hit the iceberg. I recommend a nice cup of tea snd a lie down in a darkened room, everything will seem better after that. O:)

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Well said Sinkov-I admire your optimism.Myself, I cannot wait for us to get back to winning ways in the Championship.Koleoscho being injured does not make a whole lot of difference in my opinion.Yes he was very quick and created problems but actual goals and assists were minimal.Without a recognised number 9 we have no goal threat.JRod cannot be expected to lead the line in this league at his age.Add to that a defence that makes just enough mistakes that are immediately punished by the opposition and the writing is on the wall.I cannot see us getting 25 points never mind 35 points.

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Well said Sinkov-I admire your optimism.Myself, I cannot wait for us to get back to winning ways in the Championship.Koleoscho being injured does not make a whole lot of difference in my opinion.Yes he was very quick and created problems but actual goals and assists were minimal.Without a recognised number 9 we have no goal threat.JRod cannot be expected to lead the line in this league at his age.Add to that a defence that makes just enough mistakes that are immediately punished by the opposition and the writing is on the wall.I cannot see us getting 25 points never mind 35 points.

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I'm not particularly optimistic CiB, I certainly wouldn't put money on us staying up, and like you I wouldn't mind another season in the Championship. I'm just trying to be realistic about our situation, it's not good, but certainly not hopeless, and we are improving, that's all I'm saying.

I don't think Crystal Palace and Bournemouth are safe yet.

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I don't think Crystal Palace and Bournemouth are safe yet.

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Palace are having a hiccup but Bournemouth seem to be one of the form teams at the moment. It will be interesting how they get on with Ten Hag's eleven.