Nope their manager basically said on Wednesday night they believe they already have sufficient points. More so with Hull playing Luton tomorrow.
There are only something like 6 permutations of results in a thousand which could now see Stoke go down, so they're safe enough.
And it may be that their players, who seem to be an unprofessional lot on the whole, will be "on the beach" by the time we play them.
But as someone said, they've a good very manager who will be desperate to finish the season as strongly as possible.
More to the point, he's not one of these managers like eg Wenger or Warnock who says, "This is the way we play, so just go out and beat the other lot".
Rather he's known for setting up his team, formation and tactics specifically for each game and according to the opposition he's facing.
Of course, knowing what you want from your team is one thing, their ability and willingness to put it into practice is another.
Meaning that while Bees should clearly be good enough to beat them (stress the "should").
But we should also be prepared for a battle against a side which is set up to negate us and on a good day be capable of it.
