Bottom tonight

[West Acton]

Win next week and were likely to be out the bottom three

[Shania]

Yes, It is- CroydonCaptainJack. Donīt know what kind of result we should hope for there. A draw maybe?

[surrey_hoop]

Actually it isn't. just wait and see next Saturday. It will look very different then.

Well no, it is. The 3 sides above us above have at least 2 more points, and a game in hand. We need to win 3 of our last 6 games, and hope that they don't win more than 2 each. So yes, that is remote.

[surrey_hoop]

Are they ? 9 very winnable points including a 3 point swing on the last day ? Throw in a surprise point at Liverpool or city then it's more than doable in my eyes .

A lot of people are banking on us winning back to back games, which we have not achieved at any point so far this season. That makes it unlikely in my eyes.

[Greg1882]

A lot of people are banking on us winning back to back games, which we have not achieved at any point so far this season. That makes it remote in my eyes.

Leicester have just won three in a row . They haven't done that all season either , we ain't dead just yet

[surrey_hoop]

Leicester have just won three in a row . They haven't done that all season either , we ain't dead just yet

Right, and before they did no-one gave them a chance. We are in that position now. I'll agree that we're not completely finished yet, but we are relying on winning 3 of our last 6 (which in itself is a big ask) and hoping that Sunderland or Hull dont win even 2 of their remaining games. Not impossible, but I won't be running down to the bookies to have a punt on it either.

[West Acton]

Look at Sunderland and Hull fixtures would be amazed if they both win two

[surrey_hoop]

Look at Sunderland and Hull fixtures would be amazed if they both win two

Sunderland will look to take 6 points from home games against Southampton and Leciester, likewise Hull will see games against Burnley and Crystal Palace as winnable.

[Kevin Mcleod]

Us and burnley gone before the last match, and either hull or sunderland on the last day decider is my guess.

[CroydonCaptainJack]

Us and burnley gone before the last match, and either hull or sunderland on the last day decider is my guess.

You used to be so positive Kev. What happened?

[Kevin Mcleod]

You used to be so positive Kev. What happened?

We have just fallen that little bit short this season croyd mate, and i have just prepared myself early. Would love to be mugged right off though, but honestly cant see it happening no matter what now.

[WeAreQPR12]

You used to be so positive Kev. What happened?

I think we all know deep down we've left it too late. Shame because we have just started to look good but lack of fixtures and 2 tough away games kev has lost the blind faith

[wortonranger]

Right, and before they did no-one gave them a chance. We are in that position now. I'll agree that we're not completely finished yet, but we are relying on winning 3 of our last 6 (which in itself is a big ask) and hoping that Sunderland or Hull dont win even 2 of their remaining games. Not impossible, but I won't be running down to the bookies to have a punt on it either.

sorry to be a pedant but IF we won 3 we would have 35 and IF Sunderland and Hull won 2 we WOULD be above them as they would have 35 with a likely worse goal difference and 34 respectively -so maybe you should consider making that run!

[surrey_hoop]

We have just fallen that little bit short this season croyd mate, and i have just prepared myself early. Would love to be mugged right off though, but honestly cant see it happening no matter what now.

If Ramsey had been manager from the start of the season, I think we would've stayed up. More positive away from home than Redknapp, appears to give everyone a fair crack of the whip (unlike Arry and his favourites) and has largely made the right changes to the team when required. The fact is, if you start a season without a single point from 11 consecutive away games, you are going to be in serious trouble. As I have said for a while, if we had won even 2 out of those 11 (even that is not a great return) we would've had 32 points by this stage, and be virtual certs to survive. Once again, the blame lies with an inept manager and a naive chairman who has given said manager too long. It all just feels so frustratingly familiar.

[surrey_hoop]

sorry to be a pedant but IF we won 3 we would have 35 and IF Sunderland and Hull won 2 we WOULD be above them as they would have 35 with a likely worse goal difference and 34 respectively -so maybe you should consider making that run!

Probably won't bother actually, as I don't think we will win the 3 games that a lot of fans seem to think will be a cakewalk. I think we'll draw against WHU, beat Newcastle and lose at Leicester.