Saint_Tony

Yes it's unfortunate that they haven't won for the past 2 games, means they will definitely win this as the top teams like United and City do not go 3 games without a win Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

He deserves it, even if it's just for one game. Perhaps he might have had a chance if it was against a lesser side than Brazil. Plenty worse players have been given a cap when there have been injuries Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Unfortunately we can't get anything from this. Teams like City simply don't go 3 games without a win, regardless of a good performance I can't see anything other than a defeat. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

If we keep picking up a few points, the last 6 games, perhaps with the exception of Tottenham, look very winnable. We should be looking to pick up at least 10 points from those, just means we could be waiting till the last day of the season to confirm safety. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Yeah we made them both look like right chumps the way we stole a whole point out of 6 off of them. We will probably do the same against City and Newcastle at times, but will it win any points? Unlikely Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Totally unacceptable, we're too far into the season to be talking about these good performances which, for a lot of people, seem to be overshadowing a lack of points. We won't get anything from the next two games, so by the time of the QPR game they could well be the only side below us. It's not looking good at all, and I've been positive all season until today Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Need a win tomorrow, if we can't beat Wigan then we're simply not good enough, too many recent positive performances haven't yielded enough points. Our run in is quite favourable, can easily see us getting 6 points from the final 2 games. 6 points also needed from the home games against QPR, Norwich and West Ham. Added with a couple of draws that should be enough, could well go down to the last game though. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Absolutely not. It's all well and good saying how well we've been playing, but we've not been winning games. Anything less than a win would suggest we're not cut out for this league. I fully expect a decent performance and a win. Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

We have to be realistic though, regardless of performance, a point away at Fulham should be deemed a good result Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 2

Everyone is assuming to much that Reading and West Ham will both take maximum points this week. Birmingham were the team on a roll just a couple of weeks ago, then only took one point form home games against Forest and Derby, and all of a sudden we seem to have taken them out of the automatic promotion equation. And now we're talking about Reading in the exact same way like they can't possibly be stopped by anyone. Of course they can just like us. Anything could happen this week but there's no need to be running scared of West Ham or Reading, I think we showed Saturday how much this means to us. 3 points this week would put a bit of pressure on but would it be a disaster? Absolutely not. I had us to draw at Watford and lose at Leeds and feel we're still well on course

This week is vital. If we lose both these games or only pick up 1-3 points, then we'll be playing catch up on the sides in the promotion spots, something we've not had to do this season. It becomes a psychological issue and the pressure might start to get to the players. It's all well and good saying theres plenty of games left, but how long until we have to stop saying this once we've lost a few. That said, let's get behind the players. Despite recent defeats, our home record remains phenomenal, and Cardiff and 3 points are there for the taking tomorrow night.

That's ridiculous, that home shirt is clearly a paint job on the England shirt