There's something a bit McDermott 11/12 about them. They just keep digging deep and getting those necessary late goals to turn defeats into draws and draws into wins.mumbo-jumbo wrote:Hats off to Brighton tbh....showed some spirit and fight, which is what we're all going to need. So, so close between the top teams. Fun times ahead.
Newcastle still have to play Brighton too so that will help reducing the chances of our 106 being overtaken!tidus_mi2 wrote:Max points achievable for Newcastle is 113, Brighton 112
Don't think it will be even close, that would require a ridiculous winning run.
We need to win our next 2 games though, considering our following 2 games are away to Huddersfield then Brighton, who have the strongest 2 home records in the league right now.
To beat the 106:tidus_mi2 wrote:Max points achievable for Newcastle is 113, Brighton 112
Don't think it will be even close, that would require a ridiculous winning run.
We need to win our next 2 games though, considering our following 2 games are away to Huddersfield then Brighton, who have the strongest 2 home records in the league right now.
Aka "ain't gonna happen"harry wrote:To beat the 106:tidus_mi2 wrote:Max points achievable for Newcastle is 113, Brighton 112
Don't think it will be even close, that would require a ridiculous winning run.
We need to win our next 2 games though, considering our following 2 games are away to Huddersfield then Brighton, who have the strongest 2 home records in the league right now.
Newcastle need 15 wins & could afford 2 defeats;
Brighton need 15 wins & a draw & could afford 1 defeat.
You Obvs haven't seen Bognor playing this year m8.Victor Meldrew wrote:I blame you and the other f*****g gloating idiots for this result.tidus_mi2 wrote:I suppose the draw means they gain no extra ground on us at least.![]()
Please save the gloating until AFTER the match in future.
Unfortunatelty there is something about this Brighton side this season-by the end of it they could even really be the top side in the south with both Saints and Bournemouth sinking like a stone and in real danger of being dragged into a relegation scrap..
Our record taking the lead is almost (not quite) flawless. But our record at going behind is actually relatively poor. At least it was awful last time I checked, we've had a couple of better efforts more recently.genome wrote:You mean like Reading have done a lot this season?
GrantedHound wrote:We've scored a few late to win games though,thinking Bristol C, Ipswich, Rotherham...
Yeah Bristol was the first time we've come from behind to win in the leage for years.Ian Royal wrote:Our record taking the lead is almost (not quite) flawless. But our record at going behind is actually relatively poor. At least it was awful last time I checked, we've had a couple of better efforts more recently.genome wrote:You mean like Reading have done a lot this season?
Imagine what it will be like when we do play well.CountryRoyal wrote:Yeah Bristol was the first time we've come from behind to win in the leage for years.Ian Royal wrote:Our record taking the lead is almost (not quite) flawless. But our record at going behind is actually relatively poor. At least it was awful last time I checked, we've had a couple of better efforts more recently.genome wrote:You mean like Reading have done a lot this season?
It's encouraging that we are still picking up points when not playing well though.
Royal_jimmy wrote:I hope Brighton and Huddersfield draw tomorrow but then Huddersfield beat Leeds whilst we beat Ipswich. I think Brighton will win at Brentford then hopefully Newcastle will be held by Derby or Derby win up there. Say Derby nab a draw. Wigan wont be easy for Wednesday either, a draw for them would be great for us.
Then that'll make the top 7 as follows if it was to happen.
1) Brighton (P29) - 64
2) Newcastle (P29) - 60
3) Reading (P30) - 58
4) Leeds (P30) - 54
5) Huddersfield (P29) - 53
6) Derby (P29) - 47
7) Sheffield Weds (P29) - 47
Newcastle and Brighton's game in hand is v each other so hopefully a draw if not a Brighton win in that!
If they win their game in hand the gap will be 8 points though. 4 out of their next 5 games are at home with Reading and Newcastle to play at the end of this month.JIM wrote:Looks like BRIGHTON are off on their dejavu. . as per last season.
Brighton's remaining game in hand is against Newcastle though, so at least one team will drop points. Considering we have to play both teams as well, it's certainly not impossible that we'll threaten the top two.No Fixed Abode wrote:If they win their game in hand the gap will be 8 points though. 4 out of their next 5 games are at home with Reading and Newcastle to play at the end of this month.JIM wrote:Looks like BRIGHTON are off on their dejavu. . as per last season.
I put 'if' at the start so you wouldn't disagree with me.genome wrote:Brighton's remaining game in hand is against Newcastle though, so at least one team will drop points. Considering we have to play both teams as well, it's certainly not impossible that we'll threaten the top two.No Fixed Abode wrote:If they win their game in hand the gap will be 8 points though. 4 out of their next 5 games are at home with Reading and Newcastle to play at the end of this month.JIM wrote:Looks like BRIGHTON are off on their dejavu. . as per last season.
I don't think we will, but it's possible.