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I still don't think much of Fulham, but that's just one goal conceded in four games now. If you keep it tight at the back like that, you're always going to give yourself a chance.

Palace up next for them is huge, because their March fixture list is nasty. In fact, it's an eight game run, into May, where their "easiest" fixtures are home to Leeds and Wolves.
 
st_brendy said:
I still don't think much of Fulham, but that's just one goal conceded in four games now. If you keep it tight at the back like that, you're always going to give yourself a chance.

Palace up next for them is huge, because their March fixture list is nasty. In fact, it's an eight game run, into May, where their "easiest" fixtures are home to Leeds and Wolves.
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They can beat Spurs at home. And I've just checked last game of the season. Fulham v Newcastle!
 
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That's now Fulham finished against WBA and Sheff Utd. Most sides still have two matches to play against them - which is as close to a free six points as you could ask.
 
st_brendy said:
That's now Fulham finished against WBA and Sheff Utd. Most sides still have two matches to play against them - which is as close to a free six points as you could ask.
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Hmm, not so much West Brom. They have too much to do now I think, but Sam's finally started making them hard to beat.
 
A couple of comments from Spuds fans on the stream chat..."Hojbjerg has been poor today"..."he's been very poor lately"

Looks like Pierre's honeymoon period is over and he's having one of his customary dips in form.
 
There were rumours during the week that Grealish's injury could put him out for anything up to two months. Just rumours, but it'll be interesting what Smith says when he's asked about it.
 
He's not good enough for Utd, but he's definitely good enough for most of the PL.

The problem which West Ham have - the same as Villa have with Barkley - is his six figure weekly wage, if they want to keep him.
 
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