In the Championship, Sheff Utd and Burnley both won; Leeds drew; Sunderland play today.From Despair To Where? wrote:Championship
Leeds 113pts
Sheff Utd 112pts
Burnley 112pts
Sunderland 110pts
League 1
Birmingham 122pts
Wycombe 117pts
Wrexham 114pts
Huddersfield 113pts
Reading 107pts
Bolton 106pts
Mansfield 106pts
League 2
Walsall 121pts
Wimbledon 109pts
Crewe 108pts
Salford 108pts
Notts County 106pts
Interestingly*, Birmingham have played half their games (23) and are on 53 points, exactly halfway to equalling the record. Given that Wycombe, Wrexham and Huddersfield are pushing them for the title / promotion, I can see them getting very close. Walsall already look odds on to go up, so fingers crossed they start to coast as the finish line gets closer.From Despair To Where? wrote:Championship
Leeds 113pts
Sheff Utd 112pts
Burnley 112pts
Sunderland 110pts
League 1
Birmingham 122pts
Wycombe 117pts
Wrexham 114pts
Huddersfield 113pts
Reading 107pts
Bolton 106pts
Mansfield 106pts
League 2
Walsall 121pts
Wimbledon 109pts
Crewe 108pts
Salford 108pts
Notts County 106pts
As did WrexhamLUX wrote:Brum drop two points tonight. Next game is Huddersfield away, also tough (I hope)
Birmingham currently on 2.28 PPG. Carry on that rate for their remaining 21 games and they'll fall short by one point. 15 wins, 5 draws and a single defeat would beat it by one. Walsall have also got 21 games left and can afford two defeats, so 15 wins and 4 draws to get to 107.Brum Royal wrote:I know we're currently listing the mathematical possibilities currently, but my thoughts are that given the margin of error currently available to them, Blues and Walsall are the only credible challengers I think.
Losing 2-0 at ht.From Despair To Where? wrote:To be honest, even Walsall, I reckon, will struggle. Smaller squad who I reckon will take their foot off the gas or could get knackered by an injury to a key player.
Still never forgiven them for 2001.stealthpapes wrote:Would like to see Walsall go up. got a fondness for them and the place. Like a Lancashire market town plonked in West Midlands.
Walsall vs Reading in the league please.
Don Goodman doesn't even remember scoring that day.WestYorksRoyal wrote:Still never forgiven them for 2001.stealthpapes wrote:Would like to see Walsall go up. got a fondness for them and the place. Like a Lancashire market town plonked in West Midlands.
Walsall vs Reading in the league please.
Didn't Van der Sar break it back in the late 00's?Fox Talbot wrote:Burnley getting close to Steve Death's FL record of 1,103 minutes without conceding - assuming that the record still exists!
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