I think by highlighting their fixtures you are pointing out they could be in for a tasty haul of points. Its a very good run in but I still think they will fall short of 100 points...they have 10 away and only 8 at home but I would admit they should pick up a lot of points from these fixtures.RoyalChicagoFC wrote:Swansea's run in:
9/2 Crewe (A)
12/2 Walsall (H)
16/2 Port Vale (A)
22/2 Luton (H)
1/3 Huddersfield (A)
7/3 Millwall (H)
11/3 Tranmere (H)
15/3 Northampton (A)
18/3 Bristol Rovers (A)
22/3 Southend (A)
24/3 Bristol Rovers (H)
29/3 Hartlepool (A)
5/4 Bournemouth (H)
8/4 Carlisle (A)
12/4 Gillingham (A)
19/4 Yeovil (H)
26/4 Orient (H)
3/5 Brighton (A)
1960 wrote:Hereford lose to Dag & Redbridge Chase over in this division now. Only Swansea left. They can still get 112. Need to draw four or lose and draw to drop seven points.
Yep it was a tremendous run but as we have discussed the March pile up of fixtures was going to catch up with them particularly as they are now suffering a few injuries but they have kept this thread chugging along for longer than I thought likelyRoyalChicagoFC wrote:...with 12 to play
March: 11/Tranmere/H 15/N'hampton/A 18/BristolR/A 21/Southend/A 24/BristolR/H 29/H'pool/A
April: 5/Bournemouth/H 8/Carlisle/A 12/Gillingham/A 19/Yeovil/H 26/Orient/H 3May/Brighton/A
A most welcome and unexpected result today. Swans 15-3-0 in the division since losing at home to Hudds on 16th November.
I think Northampton have safely put Swansea to bed today.RoyalChicagoFC wrote:Greenacre levels for visiting Tranmere on 90', and it ends 1-all at the Lib.
Swans' season max now 107 with 11 to play, and nothing less than perfection would do to match or surpass RFC 2005/6.
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