Would you rather see us lose than draw today ?

[St Eve]

It's as good as over if we don't win.

[Blawarmy]

It's as good as over if we don't win.

I painfully agree

[Plodder]

I appreciate the point you are trying to make (about playing more boldly and thereby taking more risks), but to phrase the question as "Would you rather see us lose than draw today?" means that the only sensible answer is "No".

[Woolly Mammoth]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

[davew]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Nor me based on the first half, but we are Fulham!

[Riversider]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Nor me based on the first half, but we are Fulham!

Well we did, and if Brighton now beat Spurs at home (Quite possible) we are down.

[Whitestone]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Nor me based on the first half, but we are Fulham!

Well we did, and if Brighton now beat Spurs at home (Quite possible) we are down.

Just as today wasn't a must win game we aren't down yet and won't be if Brighton win.

[FFC In Oz]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Not sure what had you thinking that but the post didn't age well.

[Riversider]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Nor me based on the first half, but we are Fulham!

Well we did, and if Brighton now beat Spurs at home (Quite possible) we are down.

Well as I thought Brighton did indeed beat Spurs, which is why I was saying we had to throw the kitchen sink at WBA yesterday to claim the three points, that point looks awful now,
The three sides in the bottom three are comfortably the worst three sides in the league and fully deserve their relegation,  no complaints from me,
We've got the best part of eight months now to prepare for another tough season in The Championship,  so lack of preparation time won't be an issue ,
No point in throwing good money after bad now on transfer deadline day unless that player fits the criteria for The Championship,  somebody like Josh Maja for example,
A lack of urgency in the summer and a lack of urgency at the start of January has contributed to our downfall but in reality The Premier League has moved on since we were last in it and the gap has now widened,  congratulations to Leeds United on bridging that gap,
Bring on another trip to Wembley in 2022 👍🏻🤞🏻

[Woolly Mammoth]

I cannot believe we will not win today.

Not sure what had you thinking that but the post didn't age well.

I am not sure either, I think I shall go and have a lay down.

[Plodder]

I have just put on another thread that all the talk of "we're down , there's no hope" is the natural state of being a football supporter. The supporters of the five clubs above us are not feeling the same way. If Fulham and Brighton swapped places now, would people be saying that we were nailed on to stay up? With about half a season to go, it is far too early to state that relegation is inevitable.  I give us something like a 30% chance of staying up as things stand.

[FFC1987]

I have just put on another thread that all the talk of "we're down , there's no hope" is the natural state of being a football supporter. The supporters of the five clubs above us are not feeling the same way. If Fulham and Brighton swapped places now, would people be saying that we were nailed on to stay up? With about half a season to go, it is far too early to state that relegation is inevitable.  I give us something like a 30% chance of staying up as things stand.

Yes. They are more capable of winning games until the end of the season. Something the teams below them don't seem capable of consistently. I'd be very confident if I was a Newcastle/Brighton/Burnley, i'd be very confident right now.