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Well he did say "worth" 10/12 goals. Semantics, I know but it could be interpreted that he didn't have to score those goals himself

Game 23 is Boxing day. Home games before then we have WBA, Charlton, Bristol, and Swansea. 40 points at that stage means losing one of those home games and all of Stoke, Middlesboro, Ipswich, Preston, and Southampton away.

To be fair, if Haji had have been flagged offside we would have conceded a good chance. Worked out alright though.

It's funny how quickly things change in football. Just a few months ago we were hoping to play these in the play-off final, but back then even if we had made it very few were giving us much chance. Now we are 22 points ahead of them, and there would have been meltdown on here if we hadn't won...

Realistically less than 19 wins, we will draw a few of the 32 games left and the way we are currently playing I can't see us losing 13. Say 17 wins, 6 draws, and 9 losses would probably do it.

Just looking at the form tables and surprisingly Middlesbrough are; 10th in the last 10 11th in the last 8 15th in the last 6 10th in the last 4 Over the same amount of games Hull and Millwall are never out of the top 3.

I don't know how reliable this website is, but they say Luton will get their second year parachute payment plus a further 4.5M solidarity payment https://eflanalysis.com/news/why-luton-town-being-relegated-to-league-one-will-cost-the-premier-league-4-5m/

I'm puzzled why people are so worried about Moore. OK he scored 5 premier league goals a couple of seasons ago but he is historically a 1 in 4 scorer at this level. And since his 20 goals for Cardiff in 20/21 his best season total is 7

After the Crew game we took 10 points from the next 16 games, this could be termed as a catastrophic collapse. Our only 2 wins in that run were against Bury and Blackpool. From memory we were very reliant on Reda Johnson who suffered numerous injuries, and later Ben Turner on Loan who also got a...

I think Sunderland settled for playoffs quite a way before the season ended precisely because of that. They looked very ordinary when we played them in the league.

I'm not sure what some people on here expect. We haven't got a god given right to trounce every team 5,6,7 nil. I have said before we are every team's cup final now and sometimes we will have to win ugly, grind out results. AND we will lose some games, possibly from winning positions. Watford...

Sorry, didn't mean to sound critical

He will come back, does it matter when we are averaging almost 3 goals a game?

The BBC report: The visitors did pull one back from the penalty spot on 68 minutes via Imran Louza but Coventry coasted to a sixth win on the trot to extend their lead to four points at the top of the table before the afternoon kick-offs.

They didn't look too bad against West Brom in the week

I would be interested to know what midfield we should have played given our availability.

Maybe, but I think a draw

It feels a bit like last year's run of 9 out of 10. Some of those games we could easily have lost and we didn't play well in all of them. Sometimes it just goes like that. 6 wins on the bounce, averaging 3 goals a game, won the most games in the league with only Middlesbro being able to equal...

Currently 7 points ahead of 3rd. Only Millwall and Bristol can close that gap and they both have tough games

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