Who's going to look up the stats to find out the last time that two of the bottom three at the half way stage have survived ?Dirk Gently wrote:Peterboro, Sheff Weds & Scunny.
by Franchise FC » 07 Feb 2010 12:29
07 Feb 2010 12:29Who's going to look up the stats to find out the last time that two of the bottom three at the half way stage have survived ?Dirk Gently wrote:Peterboro, Sheff Weds & Scunny.
by Dirk Gently » 07 Feb 2010 12:33
07 Feb 2010 12:33Don't worry, I'll be happy to draw your attention to my post come MayFranchise FC wrote:Who's going to look up the stats to find out the last time that two of the bottom three at the half way stage have survived ?Dirk Gently wrote:Peterboro, Sheff Weds & Scunny.
by Franchise FC » 07 Feb 2010 12:37
07 Feb 2010 12:37I'd be delighted to take custard with my humble pie - mainly 'cos there's no chance of Peterborough being one of the two !!Dirk Gently wrote:Don't worry, I'll be happy to draw your attention to my post come MayFranchise FC wrote:Who's going to look up the stats to find out the last time that two of the bottom three at the half way stage have survived ?Dirk Gently wrote:Peterboro, Sheff Weds & Scunny.![]()
I just reckon that Scunny are going to dragged into the mess and that Sheff Weds revival will be short-lived. And it's so damn close - we're now just 6 points off 12th place, which is a spread of 11 teams!
by Victor Meldrew » 07 Feb 2010 12:42
07 Feb 2010 12:42Peterborough aren't down yet. Only about 9 / 10 points of safety. A big big ask, just about doable if they can win a few more games in quick succession.Victor Meldrew wrote:People always say about this division that everybody can beat everybody and that is why relegation and promotion is normally tight.
This time it does look as though the top 2 will come from the current top 3 and Peterboro are nearly down but all else is up for grabs.
Form for so many teams is up and down like a yo-yo and so many teams seem to be able to get a surprising win when least expected-ours could well be the Newcastle game.
We are definitely still in the mix but winning games makes so much more of an impact than drawing and lately we appear to have struck a bit more of a winning mentality partly brought about by the form of Mills and Griffin and Shane Long (at long last) looking more like a footballer.
by ITFC_Keane » 07 Feb 2010 22:17
07 Feb 2010 22:17by Wycombe Royal » 08 Feb 2010 08:31
08 Feb 2010 08:31by Franchise FC » 08 Feb 2010 08:58
08 Feb 2010 08:58Can we persuade them to petition the Football League to claim one of the relegation places ? That'll make our job a bit easier.Wycombe Royal wrote:QPR fans are adamant that they are going down.
by andrew1957 » 08 Feb 2010 12:43
08 Feb 2010 12:43by westongeezer » 16 Feb 2010 23:13
16 Feb 2010 23:13Well that's the result of that game decided then.PEARCEY wrote:Next Saturday is huge. Beat Sheff Wed and we are four points clear of them with a game in hand.
Whatever happens we must not lose this game.
I know exactly what you mean. We can't gift points to those also in danger.PEARCEY wrote:You know what I mean Monsieur Royalle....if the game is level with a couple of minutes to go I wouldn't want the team to go all out for a winner risking being caught on the break...
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