Albion blogger Jarrod Hill faces an anxious wait to see if he still supports a Premier League club after the weekend.

Although we have no game tomorrow, I imagine most Baggies fans will be glued to either a TV or radio in the desperate hope that results go our way.

We could then live to fight another day, and by another day I mean Sunday.

I have a feeling that Newcastle will beat Fulham and it will all be over come 5pm Saturday.

I can’t actually make the game on Sunday due to family reasons, so the thought of us still having something to play for and me having to listen to the game on the radio scares the granny out of me.

So assuming we still have something to play for, how do we tackle a Liverpool team that have only lost two games all season?

Well if Manchester United have already secured the title, we can always hope their manager Rafa Benitez plays the kids as they will have nothing to compete for, but they will also have nothing to rest the players for.

I really do hope our season is still alive come Sunday lunch time as the atmosphere at the game could be some what flat. Anyway lets talk team selection, the recent success with 4-5-1 will surely continue and assuming the players fighting to be fit are fit come Sunday here is my pick.

Dean Kiely in goal had an excellent game last week and deserves to keep his shirt. Left-back could be a problem position, with Paul Robinson and Marek Cech both struggling, I am guessing which ever one declares himself fit will get the nod.

Jonas Olsson and Shelton Martis have provided some real hope that we have finally found a central partnership that looks good enough.

Both provide a threat to the opposition on set pieces as well and I feel it only a matter of time before Martis scores, hopefully this season. Gianni Zuiverloon at right-back completes the back line.

If I jump straight to attack because it’s a simple choice, Marc Antoine Fortune has played well from day one. As I have said previously, if only he had been with us at the start of the season.

The midfield choice is more difficult to make, but I would go for players on recent form.

Graham Dorrans, Jonathan Greening, Chris Brunt, Borja Valero and Juan Carlos Menseguez with the latter pushing on in support of Fortune.

My last choice would be for Jay Simpson to have absolutely nothing to do with the game.

I would urge our manager Tony Mowbray to leave him out, I would much prefer to see young Chris Wood play a part than the cockney brat.

So there’s my team for Sunday, I just hope we still have something to play for.

It will mean I will be skulking around with a wire hanging from my ear and a look on my face that suggests nobody talks to me, the same look I will have come Monday morning if the inevitable has been confirmed.