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West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I'm much more confident of staying up Nuno has made our defence more tighter than the strait of hormuz
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Yeah Palace are safe now. It's about the four sides below them. There's no way they aren't getting 3-5 more points and they are likely ok on 39 already anyway.
It's quite handy for us that if they beat Larnaca (which they should really) they will probably just shut their shit down and concentrate on Europe, and by the time they play us (the only ones in the bottom six still to play them- which is handy for us) they should squarely be on their summer break already. We will play them days after a prospective quarter final second leg.
Additionally it's quite fortuitous for us that Leeds is our final game. They are either safe and on summer break early already by that time which you would hope brings three points our way should we need them, or still in the shit, so if we are the other team in the shit on the final day and we need to win to overhaul them, you'd fancy us.
It's quite handy for us that if they beat Larnaca (which they should really) they will probably just shut their shit down and concentrate on Europe, and by the time they play us (the only ones in the bottom six still to play them- which is handy for us) they should squarely be on their summer break already. We will play them days after a prospective quarter final second leg.
Additionally it's quite fortuitous for us that Leeds is our final game. They are either safe and on summer break early already by that time which you would hope brings three points our way should we need them, or still in the shit, so if we are the other team in the shit on the final day and we need to win to overhaul them, you'd fancy us.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Opta latest
West Ham 46%
Forest 34%
Spurs 13%
Leeds 6%
Much better reading that 6/7 weeks ago!
West Ham 46%
Forest 34%
Spurs 13%
Leeds 6%
Much better reading that 6/7 weeks ago!
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
The likes of Palace and above as expected won't be drawn in, it really is from Leeds down to us now.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
A lot of chat and predicting results and points needed from all of us, me included.
I don't think anyone would have predicted we'd all draw this last round of games but I would have taken it before hand.
Could need 42 points to stay up or 36 the only predictable thing is it won't be predictable. Though I'm sure every fan base thinks it will be them as they expect their team to fuck up and others not to.
I don't think anyone would have predicted we'd all draw this last round of games but I would have taken it before hand.
Could need 42 points to stay up or 36 the only predictable thing is it won't be predictable. Though I'm sure every fan base thinks it will be them as they expect their team to fuck up and others not to.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 09:30
Spurs last 4 fixtures are minging as well.
Villa A
Leeds H
Chelsea A
Everton H
It's imperative they win some upcoming games with the pressure being so intense. Fucking great stuff.
You are like a dog with a bone obsessing over Tottenham all the while, yea we get it you hate them. We all do. It's not a competition. And those 4 fixtures are not ''minging'' 3 of them are very winnable. I'd worry about us first me ol' china, we are still deep in it.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Spurs last 4 fixtures are minging as well.
Villa A
Leeds H
Chelsea A
Everton H
It's imperative they win some upcoming games with the pressure being so intense. Fucking great stuff.
Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
A couple of things in our favour, other than finding a bit of form just in time. Everyone who plays Spurs is going to want to push them closer to the drop. It’s one thing getting a point against a sub par Liverpool, but even teams who have nothing to play for will increase their efforts against Spurs. See Palace for example. Then there’s Forest, who for me need to win 3 from their next 4 if they are to get 3 wins in the run in. They then hit 3 hard games, and Bournemouth last game isn’t a gimme. Surprised they are the bookies least likely to go down based on remaining fixtures and current form.
Too tight to call this one.
Too tight to call this one.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
twoleftfeet wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 08:55 The international break has come at the wrong time for us, it breaks our momentum.
Suits me whatever result versus Villa. We win, it will only apply serious pressure on those above us, draw or lose it'll come at the right time to have a breather and take stock before going again. I could think of much worse times for it to come up. The other important factor is it gives Summverville an extended period of time to get back without rushing him with no League games to play after Villa.
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The international break has come at the wrong time for us, it breaks our momentum.
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Nuno saying they are assessing him day by day, doesn't seem to be a time frame of when he might be back.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:53Manuel wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:48Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:46
Because Forest and Spurs play each other we can't trail by 3 points even if we did lose, that's the beauty of the timing of that fixture. We can only trail by 1 point at the most whatever their outcome.Yes of course, I've just got Forest in my head.Ah, fair enough.
Manuel can't see the wood for the Forest.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Manuel wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:48Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:46
Because Forest and Spurs play each other we can't trail by 3 points even if we did lose, that's the beauty of the timing of that fixture. We can only trail by 1 point at the most whatever their outcome.Yes of course, I've just got Forest in my head.
Ah, fair enough. 
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 04:46
Because Forest and Spurs play each other we can't trail by 3 points even if we did lose, that's the beauty of the timing of that fixture. We can only trail by 1 point at the most whatever their outcome.
Yes of course, I've just got Forest in my head.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Because Forest and Spurs play each other we can't trail by 3 points even if we did lose, that's the beauty of the timing of that fixture. We can only trail by 1 point at the most whatever their outcome.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
If Leeds are save when they come last knockings we will beat them. Add that to the 4 winnable games mentioned and yes we have every chance. I just don't want to see us trailing by 3 points plus GD come next Sunday, as Wolves then becomes a 100% must win.
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I don't think Leeds will go down after they have already done what we are currently doing. I think they'll be just about safe. Forest and Spurs are the kiddies I think it's out of if I'm being totally honest. Forest should go down but then again, the one beauty and ruthlessness about the Premier League is anything can happen and I think it will..
I actually see keeping Tudor in post (should have gone after Atheltic Madrid) because of that draw today is the worst outcome for them. Just have this feeling that they're going through the crack papering phase.
I think Forest will beat Spurs.
We just have to hold our nerve and keep giving it everything, something those wankers aint been doing.
I actually see keeping Tudor in post (should have gone after Atheltic Madrid) because of that draw today is the worst outcome for them. Just have this feeling that they're going through the crack papering phase.
I think Forest will beat Spurs.
We just have to hold our nerve and keep giving it everything, something those wankers aint been doing.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
Massive Attack" wrote: ↑16 Mar 2026, 03:58 We are a 4 goal swing away from safety as it currently stands with 8 games to go. When we strip away everything and focus solely on our remaining 8 fixtures, we couldn't ask for too much of a better run in till the end of the season and that's before you take in the player injury crisis and poor form the other Teams around us have.
Villa A
Wolves H
Palace A
Everton H
Brentford A
Arsenal H
Newcastle A
Leeds H
Even down to where the fixtures are being played during the business end of the season I couldn't ask for better.
Last game at Home being against winnable opposition. As is Arsenal, Wolves, Everton at Home which are just as winnable when we have our tail between our legs with the crowd bang at it, yes even against Arsenal.
Villa Away I wouldn't normally expect too much from under Emery but the fact they are in piss poor form makes it a realistic chance of a positive result. We managed to knock the stuffing out of Brentford recently knocking them out the Cup so know we have it in us currently to get at least a point off them. Newcastle Away I would concede is one of those under Howe I wouldn't expect anything from.
Add in to the mix we have virtually an injury free Squad now to select from with a 3 week break, bar a nice FA Cup tie at Home to look forward to coming up after the Villa game with 7 games to go, we are now in a healthy situation with real belief flowing throughout the Club of staying up. It really should be 1 out of Forest, Spurs or Leeds when I weigh it all up.
Whatever the result that happens in the Spurs game should we lose at Villa which is no shame in doing so, it still means we will be either level or 1 point from safety with Wolves at Home next after the break. However if we target the Villa game hard to win it, then it would turbo charge our chances of safety. Chuck the absolute bollocks at going for it, West Ham! To the victory, the spoils.
Broadly agree with most of that, if we can get through next weekends fixtures (plural) relatively OK then we are set with 4 winnable games, and agree that beating Villa would be a game changer. As you say, momentum, an injury free squad, strong home support, with rest time coming up, it's looking pretty healthy.
However, as I have believed for a while now IMO it's between us and Forest. Without going into it all I sadly don't think Spurs will sink into the abyss and believe Leeds will win home games, and they already have a 3 point buffer, plus GD on us.
However, as I have believed for a while now IMO it's between us and Forest. Without going into it all I sadly don't think Spurs will sink into the abyss and believe Leeds will win home games, and they already have a 3 point buffer, plus GD on us.
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We are a 4 goal swing away from safety as it currently stands with 8 games to go. When we strip away everything and focus solely on our remaining 8 fixtures, we couldn't ask for too much of a better run in till the end of the season and that's before you take in the player injury crisis and poor form the other Teams around us have.
Villa A
Wolves H
Palace A
Everton H
Brentford A
Arsenal H
Newcastle A
Leeds H
Even down to where the fixtures are being played during the business end of the season I couldn't ask for better.
Last game at Home being against winnable opposition. As is Arsenal, Wolves, Everton at Home which are just as winnable when we have our tail between our legs with the crowd bang at it, yes even against Arsenal.
Villa Away I wouldn't normally expect too much from under Emery but the fact they are in piss poor form makes it a realistic chance of a positive result. We managed to knock the stuffing out of Brentford recently knocking them out the Cup so know we have it in us currently to get at least a point off them. Newcastle Away I would concede is one of those under Howe I wouldn't expect anything from.
Add in to the mix we have virtually an injury free Squad now to select from with a 3 week break, bar a nice FA Cup tie at Home to look forward to coming up after the Villa game with 7 games to go, we are now in a healthy situation with real belief flowing throughout the Club of staying up. It really should be 1 out of Forest, Spurs or Leeds when I weigh it all up.
Whatever the result that happens in the Spurs game should we lose at Villa which is no shame in doing so, it still means we will be either level or 1 point from safety with Wolves at Home next after the break. However if we target the Villa game hard to win it, then it would turbo charge our chances of safety. Chuck the absolute bollocks at going for it, West Ham! To the victory, go the spoils.
Villa A
Wolves H
Palace A
Everton H
Brentford A
Arsenal H
Newcastle A
Leeds H
Even down to where the fixtures are being played during the business end of the season I couldn't ask for better.
Last game at Home being against winnable opposition. As is Arsenal, Wolves, Everton at Home which are just as winnable when we have our tail between our legs with the crowd bang at it, yes even against Arsenal.
Villa Away I wouldn't normally expect too much from under Emery but the fact they are in piss poor form makes it a realistic chance of a positive result. We managed to knock the stuffing out of Brentford recently knocking them out the Cup so know we have it in us currently to get at least a point off them. Newcastle Away I would concede is one of those under Howe I wouldn't expect anything from.
Add in to the mix we have virtually an injury free Squad now to select from with a 3 week break, bar a nice FA Cup tie at Home to look forward to coming up after the Villa game with 7 games to go, we are now in a healthy situation with real belief flowing throughout the Club of staying up. It really should be 1 out of Forest, Spurs or Leeds when I weigh it all up.
Whatever the result that happens in the Spurs game should we lose at Villa which is no shame in doing so, it still means we will be either level or 1 point from safety with Wolves at Home next after the break. However if we target the Villa game hard to win it, then it would turbo charge our chances of safety. Chuck the absolute bollocks at going for it, West Ham! To the victory, go the spoils.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
I think Spurs Forest next week will tell us a lot more if Spurs have turned a corner. I'm going to say it, and keeping it real, I think it's better for us that Spurs win or it's a draw. I have thought for a good while now it's between us and Forest, a Forest win at Spurs could be very damaging to us IMO. Leeds have got 3 very winnable home games coming up, I doubt we are finishing above them. We are still in a heap of trouble, no doubt.
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Re: West Ham United 25/26 relegation thread
smartypants wrote: ↑15 Mar 2026, 19:06 I can see spurs comfortably beating forest next weekend, as well as us loosing and it being back to a 2 horse race. Villa are in a terrible run and I fear we will be on the receiving end. Hope I’m very wrong.
If Forest match the performance in their most recent Away match they had, they will be beat Spurs.
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Leonard Hatred" wrote: ↑15 Mar 2026, 22:28 Spurs will be safe.
Nobody REALLY believed they'd gan doon, innit.
It's between us and Forest.
That's exactly what I hope every Spurs fan or person connected to the Club continues to think. It is what has helped get them in all this trouble.
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Yep, been thinking for a while now that those to destructive egos at the heart of their defence are a big reason why they are in the mess they are in. No coincidence they perform better as a Team without them and that side was a mess of a Team really.