Not Kes wrote:Where are the odds for Reading?
Oddschecker have Hills down as the only bookmaker at that price, greed on the price. I've seen them live twice this season and quite frankly how they took 4 points off Newcastle/ourselves I don't know.Alan Partridge wrote:7/1 on Scunthorpe is excellent. I may well have a dabble on th@.
by Barry the bird boggler » 07 Apr 2010 10:01
07 Apr 2010 10:01Funny old season, we take Rodgers off them and we struggle like anything while they have a bright old season then we get shot of Rodgers and we start having a bright old season while Watford take our place in relegation trouble.....Compo's Hat wrote:Watford have been slowly falling down the table for a whil and i think they'll go down.
They seemed to be relying quite heavily on good performances from their young loanees. They've lost one to injury recently haven't they? I think it's hard to keep it going all season relying on youngsters.. but I can't say I've paid huge attention to their season other than vague glances at the table.ZacNaloen wrote:Watford were having a bit of a honey moon period at the beginning of the season i suspect. Like it or not Rodgers did a lot of good work to turn that club around last season. Now they are back to the tripe they were before he joined.

No you clearly don't...RG30 wrote:Oddschecker have Hills down as the only bookmaker at that price, greed on the price. I've seen them live twice this season and quite frankly how they took 4 points off Newcastle/ourselves I don't know.Alan Partridge wrote:7/1 on Scunthorpe is excellent. I may well have a dabble on th@.
We seem to play ok (very unlucky not to beat WBA) when we score first but always lose all confidence after going a goal down (only won 12 game all season from a goal behind!)PieEater wrote:Watford have played better in the last couple of games, but losing Cleverley will hurt them badly.
by John Madejski's Wallet » 09 Apr 2010 10:51
09 Apr 2010 10:51I would think that winning 12 games when you have conceded first would be a pretty good record. The worry would be that it would suggest you lose lots of games having scored first.Super_horns wrote:We seem to play ok (very unlucky not to beat WBA) when we score first but always lose all confidence after going a goal down (only won 12 game all season from a goal behind!)PieEater wrote:Watford have played better in the last couple of games, but losing Cleverley will hurt them badly.
by Barry the bird boggler » 09 Apr 2010 12:32
09 Apr 2010 12:32If Sheffield Wednesday (away at Middlesbrough) don't better the result we get at Cardiff tomorrow, we are mathematically safe from relegation.Not Kes wrote:Where are the odds for Reading?
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