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GOOD WEEK/BAD WEEK: 12

• GOOD WEEK/BAD WEEK: 12

• RE: GOOD WEEK/BAD WEEK

  willis52 > 25/11/2013, 20:28

  Sums it up pretty well, but I'd definitely class Hull as losers this week too. Losing at home to the rock bottom team is not the sort of result that's going to keep you in the Premier League.
  
  Good on Tony Pulis though. Love the guy - best manager we (Gillingham) ever had. I don't think he'll keep Palace up, but they won't go down without a fight with him in charge.

• RE: GOOD WEEK/BAD WEEK

  StrumSolo > 25/11/2013, 20:49

  (25/11/2013, 20:28)willis52 Wrote: Sums it up pretty well, but I'd definitely class Hull as losers this week too. Losing at home to the rock bottom team is not the sort of result that's going to keep you in the Premier League.
  
  Good on Tony Pulis though. Love the guy - best manager we (Gillingham) ever had. I don't think he'll keep Palace up, but they won't go down without a fight with him in charge.

  
  Definitely wasn't a great one for Hull, but I think they've built up enough credit with their decent start to not have to overly worry about it.
  
  Looks like it's going to get interesting at the bottom. Agree that Pulis won't keep Palace up, can't see Poyet saving Sunderland either, but it'll be a lot tighter than it otherwise would have been.
  
  How much longer will the Fulham and Norwich owners hold their nerve?

• RE: GOOD WEEK/BAD WEEK

  willis52 > 25/11/2013, 21:24

  I think both are being pretty patient right now. Even if Chris Hughton lasts the season I think they'll look to shake things up in the summer, as he spent a fair bit this year but they seem to have taken a step backwards. Fulham just look doomed right now. Of the two I think Jol will be first to go - they really need to shake things up asap.
  
  I fully expect both sets of fans to be worrying come end of season though. It could be a close one at the top and at the bottom this year!
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