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Shogun wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2026 7:57 pm Harrison just scored for Fiorentina. 1 goals and 3 assists in 11 matches.

So the lesson here is to not trust anyone doing well in Italy.

If this ends in a draw for West Ham, not sure that's super great for them.

They'd really need to get 3 pts probably against us and Leeds end of season to get to 39 pts. If we're giving Spurs the benefit of the doubt that they beat Wolves. Maybe they look at the Newcastle away game too, but I imagine the home form is what they'll be counting on.

That confirms Wolves down.

blueToffee wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2026 8:52 pm If this ends in a draw for West Ham, not sure that's super great for them.

They'd really need to get 3 pts probably against us and Leeds end of season to get to 39 pts. If we're giving Spurs the benefit of the doubt that they beat Wolves. Maybe they look at the Newcastle away game too, but I imagine the home form is what they'll be counting on.

Yeah, i don't think west ham will be very happy with that.
It was a very winnable game with palace missing a few players from the starting line up.
They would have been viewing that as a chance to give themselves a bit of breathing space

West Ham would have taken that.

It’s another week down out of the bottom three with spurs not gaining any ground.

Stumpy wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2026 9:01 pm Yeah, i don't think west ham will be very happy with that.
It was a very winnable game with palace missing a few players from the starting line up.
They would have been viewing that as a chance to give themselves a bit of breathing space

I'm sure they'll look to our game as a winnable one in their run in. That said, Nuno would probably take 4 draws and a win on the final day to get to 40pts too.

They do have some tricky games coming up though. Brentford away, Arsenal at home would not be ones where most would give them a huge chance of a win.

Kinda why I'd still guess that it goes all the way to the end of the season, because even if Spurs are crap there is a decent likelihood West Ham can't pull away either.

We'll see...

I still fancy West Ham to be the ones that drop.

Poor result that for West Ham.

Could be back in the bottom 3 by the time they play us.

Fancy Wolves to beat Spurs though however.

Didn’t see the second half - thought they were the much better side first half

Ok, in this instance Haaland was giving plenty back, but in general I still can't really believe referees and VAR look at this Arsenal defending and think yep that's fine.

Jamokachi wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2026 9:09 pm I still fancy West Ham to be the ones that drop.

have to disagree there mate its still the spurs for me
hammers still 2 points ahead
even palace away with a couple of players missing is still a tough gig and a point gained there is a positive for the hammers
when teams cant win and keep drawing and that may well be the repeat results for the rest of the season for spurs and the hammers
north london teams just cant get over the line can they

74Blue wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2026 7:43 pm I can see City sticking 5 past Burnley on Tuesday to really ramp up the pressure.

thats the result that may well happen BUT imagine if city have a stinker and only manage a draw?
another twist in this race for the prem ?

Saw Porto v Tondela on Sunday, incredible stadium, incredible pre-match (750ml beer was €3), incredible value (£35 to sit on halfway line), great fans and atmosphere.... but awful football. Still a great experience, I'd 100% go back, it felt so proper.