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This is 100% my view also. Richarlison and Solanke to rely on for goals was never going to end well. Neither are consistent and neither are fit for more than 3 games in a row. Despite selling our top scorer in 3 consecutive seasons, the board have been sleepwalking into this mess and, if we go down, which wouldn't now surprise me given that we probably have to beat one of Chelski or Everton, they (the owners) will have got exactly what they really deserve. It's just a shame that we will all have to suffer as a result.We’ve had to rely on a terrible set of attackers for half a season. If we do go down that will be the reason. The hierarchy thought that Tel and Muani were PL players. Even with everyone else crocked they still believed those two were good enough. Everything about this situation comes down to the January window. That was when we needed to save ourselves.
Now we are just praying that the team can work hard enough to overcome that lack of quality, which is a huge ask.
Any updates on what the Woolwich and West Ham fans are saying?
No idea, perhaps you can tell us when you log into their forumsAny updates on what the Woolwich and West Ham fans are saying?
Hhm. Not so sure about that one. He was a great player for us in his prime but in all honestly, I thought he was a pretty poor captain. Don’t forget he was here last season when we finished one place above the relegation zone, on the same points we’re on now.For me losing Son was a bigger deal off the pitch than on it.
On the pitch he may have nabbed a few more goals but we've all said for a couple of seasons now that his legs were going.
It's off the pitch he's left a massive hole. He galvanised the squad. He was the glue and he wouldn't have let standards slip as easily as they have.
It’s still in our hands. I know people are losing their arse but West Han have one win in four and that was an injury time winner. The simple fact is both teams are not good at winning games.It was in our hands , we can’t constantly rely on other teams . If West Ham win at Newcastle we are gonners . Last night proved we don’t have the bollocks at home to win a game .
I'd take that. If we come out of the next game in the same position as now, that's about as good as we could expect. Obviously anything could happen, they could lose and we could draw or win and hence be safe, but equally they could win and we could lose. So right now I'd bite your hand off for us to get the same result as them (win, lose or draw, makes no difference) in the next game, meaning we'd need a draw against Everton to guarantee safety (but could still lose that game and survive if WH don't win their last game).Would you take a loss against Chelsea and a loss for West Ham against Newcastle if you were offered right now?
It would leave it in our hands in the final day, but we would go down if West Ham beat Leeds and we lose to Everton.
A peep on the bright side: if West Ham lose against Newcastle and we get a draw against Chelsea, which isn't impossible tbh, we're safe.
Only thing to cling to really. Newcastle undefeated in last 2 games. Good home win against Brighton so some confidence restored.
They need to lose tbh as I don't see us beating Everton. Squad can't handle home pressure