*RELEGATION WATCH*

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by tmesis » 17 Mar 2015 21:54

Sutekh
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I thought it was because we failed to score another couple of goals at Derby which, as it turned out on the day, we could easily have done had Mr Coppell realised the situation from the outset.


We needed 3 more.

But yeah, you really have to wonder, don't you, why Coppell didn't plan to win 7-0 away.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by tidus_mi2 » 17 Mar 2015 22:24

Yet again we don't play and results go our way, the way the bottom 3 are going we'll only need 1 more win and we still have Blackpool to play who, on today's showing have completely given up.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by DaddyKuhl » 17 Mar 2015 23:13

Wigan need to win half their games to overtake us whilst we have to lose 9 on the bounce... Relegation is becoming more and more unlikely :)

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball136 » 18 Mar 2015 10:00

Is it safe?

















(Screams)













Is it safe?

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball » 18 Mar 2015 19:30

Leeds could do us a big favour tonight.

Huddersfield could help again on Saturday

Lose both or DL and Fulham will be squeaking

A Wigan win wouldn't be a disaster as it pegs back Bolton

18 Charlton v Reading
19 Blackburn v Brighton
20 Huddersfield v Fulham
21 Rotherham v Sheff Wed
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22 Wigan v Bolton
23 Brentford v Millwall
24 Blackpool v Leeds


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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Pepe the Horseman » 18 Mar 2015 19:52

Forest v Rotherham tonight as well.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Stranded » 18 Mar 2015 21:06

Both Fulham and Rotherham losing as I type.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball » 18 Mar 2015 21:07

Pepe the Horseman Forest v Rotherham tonight as well.


Rotherham 2-0 down, Fulham losing 1-0


Great Stuff!

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball » 18 Mar 2015 22:26

Two excellent results for Reading FC, tonight

Wigan have a slim but genuine chance now and Fulham are close to imploding

(50) Bracketed points are projections at 1, 1.5, 2 points per game

If RFC win just one game, Wigan would need more than 1.5 points per game to catch us

16 38 -11 44 (51) (55) (59) Bolton
17 38 -17 44 (51) (55) (59) Huddersfield
18 37 -18 44 (51) (55) (59) Reading

19 38 -04 42 (49) (53) (57) Brighton
20 38 -19 40 (48) (52) (56) Rotherham
21 38 -20 40 (48) (52) (56) Fulham
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22 38 -17 34 (42) (46) (50) Wigan
23 38 -31 32 (40) (44) (48) Millwall
24 38 -48 22 (30) (34) (38) Blackpool


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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by tidus_mi2 » 18 Mar 2015 23:18

I'd prefer Wigan to go down but if Fulham go down on goal difference to me, it would be hilarious, maybe I just can't get that chip off my shoulder.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by The Cube » 19 Mar 2015 00:43

Snowball Two excellent results for Reading FC, tonight

Wigan have a slim but genuine chance now and Fulham are close to imploding

(50) Bracketed points are projections at 1, 1.5, 2 points per game

If RFC win just one game, Wigan would need more than 1.5 points per game to catch us

16 38 -11 44 (51) (55) (59) Bolton
17 38 -17 44 (51) (55) (59) Huddersfield
18 37 -18 44 (51) (55) (59) Reading

19 38 -04 42 (49) (53) (57) Brighton
20 38 -19 40 (48) (52) (56) Rotherham
21 38 -20 40 (48) (52) (56) Fulham
============================================
22 38 -17 34 (42) (46) (50) Wigan
23 38 -31 32 (40) (44) (48) Millwall
24 38 -48 22 (30) (34) (38) Blackpool



For someone who quotes numbers a lot, you really are incredibly sloppy with your work. Check the points projections and get them right next time (notably ours).

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by You're Bard » 19 Mar 2015 04:37

tidus_mi2 I'd prefer Wigan to go down but if Fulham go down on goal difference to me, it would be hilarious, maybe I just can't get that chip off my shoulder.


Would love Fulham to go down. I will never forget their fans singing, 'We'll never play you again' during their brief moment of glory under Tigana and funded by Al-Fayed.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Sutekh » 19 Mar 2015 06:06

Millwall, Wigan and Reading remaining games

Millwall

Brentford (a)
Charlton (h)
Blackburn (a)
Watford (h)
Cardiff (a)
Derby (h)
Wolves (a)

Looking at that lot I reckon Millwall will be definitely relegated, most likely after visiting Cardiff

Wigan

Bolton (h)
Middlesbrough (a)
Derby (h)
Fulham (a)
Millwall (a)
Brighton (h)
Wolves (h)
Brentford (a)

Wigan's problem is their dreadful home form, away from home they're reasonably useful. I would estimate 12/13 points at very best from the above which will give a total of 46/47 points

Reading

Charlton (a)
Cardiff (h)
Blackpool (a) - quite possibly the game that will see Blackpool relegated
Blackburn (h)
Bournemouth (h)
Birmingham (h)
Brentford (h)
Rotherham (a)
Derby (a)

So basically if the Wigan statement holds true it's fairly likely another win could well see Reading safe, so onward to The Valley and hopefully we may at last be able to stop worrying about the possibility of any relegation.


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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball136 » 19 Mar 2015 07:50

Two excellent results for Reading FC, tonight

Wigan have a slim but genuine chance now and Fulham are close to imploding

(50) Bracketed points are projections at 1, 1.5, 2 points per game

If RFC win just one game, Wigan would need more than 1.5 points per game to catch us

16 38 -11 44 (52)(56)(60) Bolton
17 38 -17 44 (52)(56)(60) Huddersfield
18 37 -18 44 (53) (57/8) (62) Reading

19 38 -04 42 (50)(54) (58) Brighton
20 38 -19 40 (48) (52) (56) Rotherham
21 38 -20 40 (48) (52) (56) Fulham
============================================
22 38 -17 34 (42) (46) (50) Wigan
23 38 -31 32 (40) (44) (48) Millwall
24 38 -48 22 (30) (34) (38) Blackpool



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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball136 » 19 Mar 2015 08:04

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Wigan

Bolton (h)
Middlesbrough (a)
Derby (h)
Fulham (a)
Millwall (a)
Brighton (h)
Wolves (h)
Brentford (a)

Wigan's problem is their dreadful home form, away from home they're reasonably useful. I would estimate 12/13 points at very best from the above which will give a total of 46/47 points


Recently Wigan are winning everything away and could easily win at Millwall and Fulham the latter might even be the relegation decider

But they will do brilliantly to get more than two points from Borough-Brentford away and home to Derby looks like a defeat (tho' Derby are sliding a bit)

BUT if they win at Fulham) they will close today's gap to just 3 points and a better GD and Fulham may well bottle it. But they will do well to get 7 points away (including Fulham) as they have those two promotion-chasers. But just one home win with that or three draws would mean Fulham will need 5 points from 7 games and that's not guaranteed.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Snowball136 » 19 Mar 2015 08:06

The Cube

For someone who quotes numbers a lot, you really are incredibly sloppy with your work. Check the points projections and get them right next time (notably ours).




Yeah, apologies

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Angry Shed Sex » 19 Mar 2015 09:09

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For someone who quotes numbers a lot, you really are incredibly sloppy with your work. Check the points projections and get them right next time (notably ours).




Yeah, apologies

In vino fookupitas

I've heard of different personas (hi Jay) - but just adding a random number to your original username is a new one to me.

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Big Foot » 19 Mar 2015 09:17

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Snowball136
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For someone who quotes numbers a lot, you really are incredibly sloppy with your work. Check the points projections and get them right next time (notably ours).




Yeah, apologies

In vino fookupitas

I've heard of different personas (hi Jay) - but just adding a random number to your original username is a new one to me.

Not to mention using both usernames on the same page of a thread !

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Big Foot » 19 Mar 2015 09:18

BTW

IN for the "Would love to see Fulham relegated on GD" brigade, that would be a rather small cherry on top of the cake that is reaching Wemberleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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Re: *RELEGATION WATCH*

by Pepe the Horseman » 19 Mar 2015 09:25

That'll learn those pcunts for spunking all that money on Ross McCormack. Reckon if they do go down we'd be able to take Patrick Roberts off their hands? Seems to have gone under the radar a bit this season.

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