| Fixtures 09:37 - Feb 4 with 2845 views | southealingdale |
With 4 of the next six league games at home we need to make the most of them.
Fleetwood
Oldham
MK Dons
Plymouth
Need to win 3 of them [Post edited 4 Feb 2018 9:37]
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| Fixtures on 10:06 - Feb 4 with 2776 views | SteTsGoldenBoot |
Massive games, as is Tuesday night.
If, and I know its a big if, we can beat Millwall, will some of the games against the mid table clubs be entering 'the players are on the beach' territory? Lets home so.
Even the Wigan games being pushed back as far as possible may make it a meaningless game for them. Hopefully this will be a re-enactment of the 4-2 win at Preston in the last great escape we had!
Clutching at straws maybe, but we at least have one or two straws to clutch to after yesterdays results. |  |
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| Fixtures on 10:58 - Feb 4 with 2671 views | southealingdale |
Win the next game against Fleetwood and that pulls them nearer.
Their form is not good currently.
52 points is the target to stay up.
Might get away with less.
That is 27 points from 19 games.
9 wins from 19 games. [Post edited 4 Feb 2018 11:01]
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| Fixtures on 11:00 - Feb 4 with 2656 views | ColDale |
Its a very odd looking league table.
I've hardly looked at it recently, but was astonished to see Plymouth and Gillngham sitting in 11th and 12th. At times this season, they have looked dead and buried, and even Southend a couple of weeks after sacking Phil Brown are looking almost comfortably mid table.
I think we'll see a team dropping like a stone in the next few weeks - someone like a Walsall who finished the transfer window without any major worries or changes, and are possibly already starting to see out the season.
Yesterday puts us in a position now where we're needing 26 points from 19 games, which is certainly achievable. Obviously difficult and the sheer number of games will hurt us, but one small decent run of games could see us get it down to a point per game. |  | | |
| Fixtures on 11:04 - Feb 4 with 2638 views | R17ALE |
| Fixtures on 10:58 - Feb 4 by southealingdale |
Win the next game against Fleetwood and that pulls them nearer.
Their form is not good currently.
52 points is the target to stay up.
Might get away with less.
That is 27 points from 19 games.
9 wins from 19 games. [Post edited 4 Feb 2018 11:01]
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I'd agree with 52.
To coin an old message board phrase from the days we were looking to avoid the non-league.
It's 27 runs from 19 deliveries |  |
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| Fixtures on 11:08 - Feb 4 with 2622 views | TVOS1907 |
| Fixtures on 10:06 - Feb 4 by SteTsGoldenBoot |
Massive games, as is Tuesday night.
If, and I know its a big if, we can beat Millwall, will some of the games against the mid table clubs be entering 'the players are on the beach' territory? Lets home so.
Even the Wigan games being pushed back as far as possible may make it a meaningless game for them. Hopefully this will be a re-enactment of the 4-2 win at Preston in the last great escape we had!
Clutching at straws maybe, but we at least have one or two straws to clutch to after yesterdays results. |
I very much doubt the Wigan game will be meaningless for them.
They might have clinched promotion by then, but they may still need to secure the title.
And just remember Burnley 1991/92... |  |
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| Fixtures on 11:18 - Feb 4 with 2595 views | ColDale |
| Fixtures on 10:58 - Feb 4 by southealingdale |
Win the next game against Fleetwood and that pulls them nearer.
Their form is not good currently.
52 points is the target to stay up.
Might get away with less.
That is 27 points from 19 games.
9 wins from 19 games. [Post edited 4 Feb 2018 11:01]
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Based on the last ten season's, the points tallies of the relegated clubs is:
Crawley 50 2014-15
Notts County 50 2014-15
Gillingham 50 2009-10
Port Vale 49 2016-17
Leyton Orient 49 2014-15
Northampton 49 2008-09
Scunthorpe 48 2012-13
Bournemouth 48 2007-08
Tranmere 47 2013-14
Dagenham 47 2010-11
Blackpool 46 2015-16
Doncaster 46 2015-16
Crewe 46 2008-09
Gillingham 46 2007-08
Carlisle 45 2013-14
Bristol Rovers 45 2010-11
Wycombe 45 2009-10
Swindon 44 2016-17
Wycombe 43 2011-12
Southend 43 2009-10
Stevenage 42 2013-14
Shrewbury 42 2013-14
Exeter 42 2011-12
Chesterfield 42 2011-12
Plymouth 42 2010-11
Bury 41 2012-13
Hartlepool 41 2012-13
Swindon 41 2010-11
Colchester 40 2015-16
Yeovil 40 2014-15
Coventry 39 2016-17
Cheltenham 39 2008-09
Rochdale 38 2011-12
Port Vale 38 2007-08
Chesterfield 37 2016-17
Crewe 34 2015-16
Hereford 34 2008-09
Luton 33 2007-08
Portsmouth 32 2012-13
Stockport 25 2009-10
Safety wise, the team finishing 20th is
Crewe 52 2014-15
Colchester 51 2012-13
Gillingham 50 2016-17
Shrewsbury 50 2015-16
Notts County 50 2013-14
Leyton Orient 50 2011-12
Hartlepool 50 2009-10
Carlisle 50 2008-09
Crewe 50 2007-08
Walsall 48 2010-11 | | | |
| Fixtures on 11:18 - Feb 4 with 2595 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Fixtures on 10:06 - Feb 4 by SteTsGoldenBoot |
Massive games, as is Tuesday night.
If, and I know its a big if, we can beat Millwall, will some of the games against the mid table clubs be entering 'the players are on the beach' territory? Lets home so.
Even the Wigan games being pushed back as far as possible may make it a meaningless game for them. Hopefully this will be a re-enactment of the 4-2 win at Preston in the last great escape we had!
Clutching at straws maybe, but we at least have one or two straws to clutch to after yesterdays results. |
They will be on the beach when they come to spotland |  |
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