The prices with SkyBet this morning:
1/10 - Plymouth
8/13 - Luton
5/4 - Derby
13/8 - Cardiff
13/8 - Oxford
3/1 - Stoke
6/1 - Hull
22/1 - Portsmouth
28/1 - QPR
40/1 - Swansea
100/1 - Preston
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The prices with SkyBet this morning:
1/10 - Plymouth
8/13 - Luton
5/4 - Derby
13/8 - Cardiff
13/8 - Oxford
3/1 - Stoke
6/1 - Hull
22/1 - Portsmouth
28/1 - QPR
40/1 - Swansea
100/1 - Preston
Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
We are staying up say we are staying up!
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Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Basically how the table looks now but the other way around?
Only if we start to win a few away games, can’t see us winning any at home what with form plus the atrocious home atmosphere must give well followed away teams a hell of a boost.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Let's see how Derby will fare this evening....
Not quite. Hull are a much bigger price than Oxford and Stoke, and yet they're a point behind both.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Hull are only one point in front of us, but they are 6/1 to go down while we're only 13/8.
Portsmouth and Oxfords home records wout certainly support this.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
as would ours unfortunately.
the Wednesday away fans were pretty loud once they got going on the second half
the Wednesday away fans were pretty loud once they got going on the second half[/QUOTE]
The City certainly knew how to wake them up from their funereal first half atmosphere.
QPR were well over 50/1 a few weeks ago, their odds will plummet on Saturday night if we win.
For me, it’s Plymouth us and Oxford for the drop.
Remaining fixtures assessed?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Not after tonight
Yes let’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
we're kucfed, and the blame lies at the top with a crazy management setup.
I'm afraid that Derby will gain a lot of confidence from a 2-0 win tonight. It's a nail in our coffin. They have 5 of their remaining games against sides in the bottom half of the table. We're looking unlikely to get much out of our next few games I fear.
Latest SkyBet odds
Plymouth 1/10
Luton 4/7
Oxford 11/8
Cardiff 11/8
Derby 9/4
Stoke 11/4
Hull 11/2
Portsmouth 20/1
QPR 28/1
Only two teams in the Championship have won less than ten games - us and Plymouth.
Stating the obvious perhaps, but that's really poor.
This is a good squad that is underperforming though :hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Mmm. Looking bleak now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
I still just can't see us going down and havent felt we will all season.
I must admit though, being back in the relegation zone and with tough games coming I am feeling the least confident I have for a long time at the moment.
If this was a bad squad it would still be underperforming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
No, it just means they're playing to their level. They're not very good, and we've seen that in each of the last 4 seasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
I certainly don't think this is a good squad by Championship standards. However, I do believe the division is absolutely dreadful this season in terms of overall quality and I don't think City's squad is any worse than those at the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Millwall, Preston, QPR, Swansea, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
The biggest problem we have here is a poor management and coaching set-up, and consequently the team often looks disorganised and directionless. I've said from day one of his tenure that I don't believe Omer Riza should be anywhere near a management job in the Championship and I stand by that. The whole off-field set-up is a mess and the position the club finds itself in reflects that.
I genuinely believe the team has the potential to do a bit better. Not a lot better - this is not a good squad by any stretch of the imagination - but I don't think our side is any worse than some of those who are currently sitting comfortably clear of the relegation zone.
Rare but agreed :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Except it should be quite a lot better.