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How many points do we need for Europe?

Started by Fulham Tup North, April 26, 2026, 08:41:02 AM

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How many Pts gives us European football?

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Fulham Tup North

 ::scarf::
...and I suppose,where are these coming from?
COYW
"Whether you think you can or you think you can't,....you're right"

Fulham Tup North

Arsenal 0
Bournemouth 1
Wolves 3
Newcastle 3

Thats my 7 points...
COYW
"Whether you think you can or you think you can't,....you're right"

Whitestone

Nine points should almost certainly do it and beating Bournemouth would help the cause. Seven or eight points might be enough.


Citizen Smith

Quote from: Fulham Tup North on April 26, 2026, 08:45:26 AMArsenal 0
Bournemouth 1
Wolves 3
Newcastle 3

Thats my 7 points...
COYW
That´s my reading of the games remaining as well, Can´t see us getting anything at the Emirates, so hoping seven points from the other three games will be enough for a European place, as well as breaking our record Prem points tally and encouraging Marco to stay on ::wine::  ::scarf::

General

Quote from: Fulham Tup North on April 26, 2026, 08:45:26 AMArsenal 0
Bournemouth 1
Wolves 3
Newcastle 3

Thats my 7 points...
COYW

Interestingly, if we get 7 points then we'll have equalled or achieved our best ever points tally in the PL again

ffc73

More than we are likely to get, especially as our goal difference is not going to give us an extra 'point'.


KentFulham

I feel 9, but what ever the combination, beating Bournmouth is a must in that cog

acji

Quote from: Fulham Tup North on April 26, 2026, 08:41:02 AM::scarf::
...and I suppose,where are these coming from?
COYW
We have started a winning run, ALL our remaining games  :claping20hands:

demeant0r

Like I said in another Europe thread, we should stop talking about Europe because whenever we do we get disappointed.


ffcthereligion

Quote from: demeant0r on April 26, 2026, 10:38:23 AMLike I said in another Europe thread, we should stop talking about Europe because whenever we do we get disappointed.

I do agree with you but what is astounding to me is that despite how stale and rubbish it seems amidst the sense of Groundhog Day come march, we are closer than we've ever been.

Villa staying in their current position and winning the EL would mean we are 2 points off champions league with already relegated wolves, bang out of form Newcastle, equals in Bournemouth and a nervous Arsenal to play.

It's very very on if 9 points can be secured

demeant0r

Quote from: ffcthereligion on April 26, 2026, 11:28:14 AM
Quote from: demeant0r on April 26, 2026, 10:38:23 AMLike I said in another Europe thread, we should stop talking about Europe because whenever we do we get disappointed.

I do agree with you but what is astounding to me is that despite how stale and rubbish it seems amidst the sense of Groundhog Day come march, we are closer than we've ever been.

Villa staying in their current position and winning the EL would mean we are 2 points off champions league with already relegated wolves, bang out of form Newcastle, equals in Bournemouth and a nervous Arsenal to play.

It's very very on if 9 points can be secured

Well, look. If we get to the Wolves game and we're still 2/3 points or fewer away from Europa League or Conference League then I'll start to get excited.