Championship games this evening

Hull 1 down
Plymouth 2 down
Oxford 2 down

As thing stand we are up 1 on live table 20.26

Plenty of results going our way tonight, including Plymouth getting pumped 6-1 by Norwich!

Win tomorrow and we’ll jump 4 places. 5 if Luton lose at Leeds.

Oxford United's overall league goal difference now stands at -2. Prior to kickoff they had scored 3398 league goals and conceded 3397. Of all the current 92 league clubs, their overall goal difference is currently the closest to 0. West Ham's is the next closest at -11, then Salford City with +36. Maidstone Utd's overall goal difference is 0, having scored and conceded 188 league goals.

Good set of results for us. Golden opportunity to pull away from the bottom tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by Grangenders

Win tomorrow and we’ll jump 4 places. 5 if Luton lose at Leeds.

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that's a 6-1 drubbing on the cards then..

We, rightly, slag off Tan and co, but Hull fans must be so annoyed with their ownership - think the manager may well go today, but what might save him is the knowledge that sacking him will only leave them even more open to criticism as he was very much their man.

Plymouth’s away record is the stuff of nightmares. Maybe the distance they have to travel to every game has something to do with it, but their record is so much worse than it normally is - the season’s barely a third done and already they’ve been beaten 6-1, 5-0, 4-0 and 3-0 on theirtravels!

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

We, rightly, slag off Tan and co, but Hull fans must be so annoyed with their ownership - think the manager may well go today, but what might save him is the knowledge that sacking him will only leave them even more open to criticism as he was very much their man.

Plymouth’s away record is the stuff of nightmares. Maybe the distance they have to travel to every game has something to do with it, but their record is so much worse than it normally is - the season’s barely a third done and already they’ve been beaten 6-1, 5-0, 4-0 and 3-0 on theirtravels!

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Wonder if Erol Bulut might turn up at Hull

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

We, rightly, slag off Tan and co, but Hull fans must be so annoyed with their ownership - think the manager may well go today, but what might save him is the knowledge that sacking him will only leave them even more open to criticism as he was very much their man.

Plymouth’s away record is the stuff of nightmares. Maybe the distance they have to travel to every game has something to do with it, but their record is so much worse than it normally is - the season’s barely a third done and already they’ve been beaten 6-1, 5-0, 4-0 and 3-0 on theirtravels!

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Hull didn't have a bad start if I remember ?

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Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY

Hull didn't have a bad start if I remember ?

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Your remember incorrectly.

They had three points after their first five games, during which they scored just two goals. Their first win came in game six. Then our lot turned up and gave them their first home win in game seven (4-1 to Hull). They haven't won at home since thrashing Cardiff City.

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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson

We, rightly, slag off Tan and co, but Hull fans must be so annoyed with their ownership - think the manager may well go today, but what might save him is the knowledge that sacking him will only leave them even more open to criticism as he was very much their man.

Plymouth’s away record is the stuff of nightmares. Maybe the distance they have to travel to every game has something to do with it, but their record is so much worse than it normally is - the season’s barely a third done and already they’ve been beaten 6-1, 5-0, 4-0 and 3-0 on theirtravels!

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Could it have anything to do with the manager I wonder? :tumbleweed: