I've got derby beating Preston swansea Luton and stoke. Takes them to 50 and maybe points v pompey and hull also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
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I've got derby beating Preston swansea Luton and stoke. Takes them to 50 and maybe points v pompey and hull also.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
The worry was a side below us would go on a run. Derby are doing it. I'm not convinced about Luton they just had the fortune of playing us.
46 a couple of weeks ago looked like it might do it. I reckon now it's 48-51.
I dont think we will get 50.
We definitely can't gift either Stoke or Oxford 3 points.
Aways v Preston and QPR are more than winnable mind.
It's brilliant we got 3 points yesterday but with our coaching set up I think we are in serious trouble.
I hadn't thought of thar, you could be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by olderblue
Yesterday means we still have a fighting chance but I would rate our chances of staying up at only 40/60. An awful lot comes down to Riza's team selections from now til the end of the season. Keep Goutas and Daland off the pitch is a must, also El Lazy and Willock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
To be honest, I haven't even thought about points totals or who will need to do what. The results in this division are all over the shop, hence I don't hold too much store in the alleged six-pointers. The top three sides are decent enough without being brilliant, but the rest mostly vary between being bang average or rubbish. Sunderland have over-achieved for much of the campaign but seem to be dropping away now, while Coventry have had a great run, but I don't think you can predict results involving any of the sides from fourth down with any certainty. Therefore, trying to judge who has a decent run-in and who doesn't is practically impossible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Father Dougal
Yesterday's results were a great example of what I'm saying. Cardiff and Oxford beat two alleged play-off contenders, Luton and Hull secure draws against two more play-off contenders, while Stoke and Pompey get beaten by mid-table also-rans.
The picture will change week to week and, as I've said, it'll probably go to the wire. I think Plymouth are done, they're just not good enough, but the rest of the relegation contenders are much of a muchness in terms of their ability to put runs together and win points.
Something that didn't happen a much yesterday as it has in previous games this season, is that we didn't get bullied a much as we usually do sporadically, during games. And it's quite often a precursor to us going a goal. This Riza team are soft all over the pitch. I would go a far as to say that if we weren't, then we would be a few places higher up the league.
We can’t seem to play at home….need some crowds an atmosphere I reckon like when we took the jacks apart. Time for some offers Vincent ? Stoke and Oxford both in Easter holidays? Whatchugunnado vinnie?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dorcus
Glad that next games 3pm. Weds will have a good following and the home crowd hopefully will respond.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
hopefully the club can do kids for a quid or something to try to boost the crowds alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
After the Luton debacle and the scores of yesterday he had no choice. He doesn’t seem a natural ‘must win’ sort of character.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
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You’d think so, five home games to go? The invisible marketing dept really need to get a rocket up it, probably don’t even realise the difference and extra 5000 + could make….Vincents £200 million could be down to £10 million if we do t win those home games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
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Originally Posted by Michael Morris