Minilad
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You can still win 5-0 every remaining game and Norwich lose 5-0 every game.![]()
Don't need to. Only needs to be 2-0 wins and 0-2 defeats. What could possibly go wrong!
You can still win 5-0 every remaining game and Norwich lose 5-0 every game.![]()
You can still win 5-0 every remaining game and Norwich lose 5-0 every game.![]()
Don't need to. Only needs to be 2-0 wins and 0-2 defeats. What could possibly go wrong!
If Sunderland win tomorrow it will relegate villa but is being overlooked it seems by the media, due to Sunderland and Norwich playing each other before end of season
because Norwich can only finish on 31 points if Sunderland beat them. If Sunderland win tomorrow, then they would have more than 31 if they win against Norwich also.How? The gap to 17th would remain the same.
How? The gap to 17th would remain the same.
We're in a similar situation as far as mathematics is concerned but slightly more optimism on our part with regards to reality. A 2-2 draw against Hull would've been grabbed with both hands at 1455 but it still feels like 2 points dropped given the way things panned out. Look forward to a trip to Villa Park next season when Wagner has built his own team...
Think we are more than safe now from relegation, Rotherham hammered some massive nails into MK 's coffin yesterday.
Our same old frailties came to the fore in the end yesterday, missed chances, lack of mental strength and individual errors. We are such a soft touch at times. I'm more than confident Wagner will be able to produce some tangible results next season given a full pre-season and the chance to bring in his own players, Lowe is now confirmed (thank god we don't have to rely on Davidson) and VLP, who was excellent yesterday, also looks to be a done deal.
Do you contribute on DATM?
A Sunderland win will have them to 30, however as Norwich or Sunderland are guaranteed a win or draw one way or the other, one of them would be guaranteed to reach 32 points minimum an unachievable rally for villa.
I agree with all you say here, as fans we need to remember that we're very much a work in progress. Far too many in the crowd seem like they can't wait for Nahki Wells to miss a chance so they can turn to their mate and say "I told you he was ****e".
I'll breathe easier once it's mathematically impossible to go down, even though it's already close. That catastrophic last game against Brum a few years back is still fresh in the memory.
I do contribute to DATM, even though it drives me insane at times. I'm not going to reveal my name on there though.![]()
martin o'neill should be brought back after euro 2016 in france with some serious money to spend. For all the accusations against him finishing fifth or sixth in the premier league has to be nirvana compared to the dross that has ensued since his departure.
Will Villa bounce back up next year, or will they do a Leeds and semi implode and remain in the Championship for ever more?
There is a real risk that they would do neither.
There is a real risk that they would do neither.
Footballer Adam Johnson has formally lodged an appeal against his six-year sentence for grooming and sexual activity with a girl aged 15.
Will Villa bounce back up next year, or will they do a Leeds and semi implode and remain in the Championship for ever more?
Wolverhampton, Wigan, Leeds, Portsmouth and Swindon have all been double-relegated in recent years. Add to that Plymouth, Scunthorpe, Norwich, Southampton, Sheffield United and Bournemouth, who have been relegated after their second championship season and ended up in League 2.
Not to mention Bradford City, in fact Swansea, Notts County and Oxford have also been in all four top divisions during my lifetime. As have Luton with the added "achievement" of a spell in the Conference too.
Bolton Wanderers are a recent example of how a once Premiership side will face life in the 2016/7 season later this year in League 1.
Stockport County are a prime example of how the fortunes of a once-Championship side faded so badly that even League 1, League 2 and Conference Premier was not the end of the downward slide to their current status as a Conference North side. (Apologies for using the old Conference terminology).