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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Hoping Diego Simeone sends his Team out to snap a few ankles and kneecaps tonight and/or winds the opposition up so they get themselves sent off het again. 
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
The team look incredibly together, positive and on a mission. Not that it WILL lead to us staying up or winning the cup, but I should think we are in better shape in terms of togetherness and positivity than most of the teams around us aside from arguably wolves, weirdly.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
After our FA win the teams morale and camaraderie will be high which bodes well for our upcoming PL matches
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We were two up against Chelsea. In a one off game think there hit and miss and we can compete.
Arsenal...well we dealt with set piece FC in Brentford for the most part last night, so maybe.
City I think would and will pass us off the park.
But in a one off game anything can happen of course.
Arsenal...well we dealt with set piece FC in Brentford for the most part last night, so maybe.
City I think would and will pass us off the park.
But in a one off game anything can happen of course.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
IF we beat Leeds, yes it's very tough to have to go through two of the four from Arsenal, Chelsea (assuming they both win) and the victor of Man City/Liverpool and win them both. You'd say one is doable but to get past two of those sides is a big ask and you're probably needing luck and an off day. But you never know what might happen. I guess there's the scenario where Saints do Arsenal and we manage to draw them, but I cannot see it.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Unlikely but still not impossible, did anyone think Palace would beat City?
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I'd take that. be gutted to go down but all i am really bothered about in my lifetime is to win the FA cup.
Plus going down with the likes of Kante, Mayers, Potts etc theres good foundations to rebuild. FA Cup win then a play off win next season after finishing 8th? Sold
Although play like we did last night from now till end of season and if Jimmy isnt crocked......we will have a great chance of being safe.
Plus going down with the likes of Kante, Mayers, Potts etc theres good foundations to rebuild. FA Cup win then a play off win next season after finishing 8th? Sold
Although play like we did last night from now till end of season and if Jimmy isnt crocked......we will have a great chance of being safe.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
We were struggling the year Blackburn won the league.
We beat them at home
Then had to take 3 points in the last 4 days from Liverpool and man at home.
Job done in the first game and we all know what happenend in the second
We beat them at home
Then had to take 3 points in the last 4 days from Liverpool and man at home.
Job done in the first game and we all know what happenend in the second
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Hard to be confident innit, but you never know. Feel more nervous for Forest V Fulham.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
It's OK the Jewish strong supporting Spurs have had some welcome divine intervention during such troubling times... (And no it doesn't appear to be AI)
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Fantasy league have a fixture rating thing and it looks like this:
Leeds have, 1 hard game, 5 intermediate and 3 easy, form is 5 pts last 6 games
Spurs have, 4 hard, 2 intermediate and 3 easy, form is 1 pt
Forest have, 3 hard, 4 intermediate and 2 easy, form is 3 pts
We have, 5 hard, 2 intermediate and 2 easy, form is 8 pts
Leeds have, 1 hard game, 5 intermediate and 3 easy, form is 5 pts last 6 games
Spurs have, 4 hard, 2 intermediate and 3 easy, form is 1 pt
Forest have, 3 hard, 4 intermediate and 2 easy, form is 3 pts
We have, 5 hard, 2 intermediate and 2 easy, form is 8 pts
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I've supported west ham long enough to realise the tougher the Run in the better . Look at our run in during the tevez season . I'm pretty confident we'll survive. But if dwarfs here next season Curtains.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I hear Lasagne has been on the Spurs training ground menu for the last 20 years..
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
This week just gone, mathematically Spurs were playing a side 6 points above them, at home. We were playing a side 15 points above us, away, who had won their previous two games.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Manuel wrote: ↑07 Mar 2026, 10:48eusebiovic wrote: ↑07 Mar 2026, 10:20Stats can be very misleading...there are lots of underlying factors which they don't account for including injuries, form, fixture congestion and the fatigue that goes with it. It's been regularly proved that at the tail end of a season the probability of stats which are measured at an earlier point in the season usually get quite a bit wrong.Have you ever kissed a girl before?
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
eusebiovic wrote: ↑07 Mar 2026, 10:20Stats can be very misleading...there are lots of underlying factors which they don't account for including injuries, form, fixture congestion and the fatigue that goes with it. It's been regularly proved that at the tail end of a season the probability of stats which are measured at an earlier point in the season usually get quite a bit wrong.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Stats can be very misleading...there are lots of underlying factors which they don't account for including injuries, form, fixture congestion and the fatigue that goes with it. It's been regularly proved that at the tail end of a season the probability of stats which are measured at an earlier point in the season usually get quite a bit wrong.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Think I saw a stat yesterday that mathematically we have the 2nd hardest run in out of everyone. Our opponents average position is 9.3
Forest is something like 9.6
Sp*rs is 13. Something
Forest is something like 9.6
Sp*rs is 13. Something
