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Re: Relegation watch

by Tails » 11 Mar 2010 14:54

Anyone notice the stewards preventing Koran from going over and celebrating with the West Brom fans after his admittedly brilliant strike? What killjoys, eh?

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Re: Relegation watch

by floyd__streete » 23 Mar 2010 21:58

Palace getting gubbed 2-0 tonight with 10 men; 9 points behind Reading having played 2 games more. Cheerio. Scunny winning handsomely again; I have thought for a while that they are a better side than given credit for, throwing some predictions back in people's faces because they really seem to fight for their manager. Looking like there is a slim chance that we might avoid the bottom three now, hurrah. In fact a point tomorrow night and we go top half :shock: .

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Re: Relegation watch

by Skin » 23 Mar 2010 22:10

updated table


Team P W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS
1 Newcastle 38 15 4 0 46 9 8 7 4 26 19 44 80
2 West Brom 38 13 2 4 41 20 9 7 3 35 22 34 75

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3 Nottm Forest 39 16 1 3 39 13 4 9 6 16 19 23 70
4 Leicester 37 10 6 3 29 15 6 7 5 17 20 11 61
5 Swansea 39 8 8 3 15 11 7 8 5 18 20 2 61
6 Cardiff 37 9 4 5 29 15 8 3 8 33 31 16 58

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7 Blackpool 39 11 5 4 40 20 3 7 9 20 30 10 54
8 Middlesbrough 39 8 6 6 22 19 6 5 8 30 24 9 53
9 Sheff Utd 38 10 7 2 34 19 4 4 11 19 31 3 53
10 Doncaster 39 8 7 5 25 21 5 6 8 25 26 3 52
11 Coventry 38 8 7 4 25 22 5 5 9 19 29 -7 51
12 Bristol City 39 8 9 3 34 32 3 7 9 15 27 -10 49
13 Barnsley 38 8 5 6 23 25 6 2 11 26 36 -12 49
14 Reading 36 7 6 5 24 18 6 3 9 24 33 -3 48
15 Preston 39 8 8 3 29 20 4 4 12 20 39 -10 48
16 Ipswich 39 7 10 3 21 18 3 7 9 21 32 -8 47
17 QPR 38 7 8 4 34 25 4 5 10 17 31 -5 46
18 Derby 39 10 2 7 32 28 2 7 11 14 29 -11 45
19 Scunthorpe 38 9 5 5 31 24 3 3 13 16 42 -19 44
20 Watford 36 8 4 6 29 21 3 5 10 18 34 -8 42
21 Sheff Wed 38 7 4 8 25 26 3 6 10 15 32 -18 40

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22 Crystal Palace 38 7 4 8 19 21 5 9 5 19 21 -4 39
23 Plymouth 38 5 5 8 19 22 5 2 13 21 33 -15 37
24 Peterborough 39 6 5 8 29 30 1 4 15 10 34 -25 30

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Re: Relegation watch

by RoyalChicagoFC » 23 Mar 2010 22:23

Two thirds of the division played tonite, we didn't --and we slid back exactly one place as Brizz beat Barnsley at home

QPR and Derby played to a draw, which'll work just fine

Janners beat Ipswich away, which also does us no harm

Blackpool beating Swansea and Boro beating Preston won't help us in the fight for a spot among the top six (and in fact hurt), but that's for the other thread I guess

Oh dear, I may've guessed wrong on Scunny --how'll I ever live that one down; really should've looked at their upcoming fixtures, seen no-hopers Peterborough on there and, in no-brainer knee-jerk fashion, made a safer choice

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Re: Relegation watch

by Avon Royal » 23 Mar 2010 22:28

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Blackpool beating Swansea........... won't help us in the fight for a spot among the top six


Yes it will - Swansea now more catchable than Cardiff.

Tomorrow's game is huge.


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Re: Relegation watch

by RoyalChicagoFC » 23 Mar 2010 22:47

^ True (and ignoring the potential for Cardiff to get 10 points lobb'd off), but Blackpool are in between, now up to 7th on 54 with the win

Draw would've been preferable from our point of view, I've got to think (but I'll admit to being even hazier'n usual)

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Re: Relegation watch

by Ian Royal » 23 Mar 2010 22:48

Ian Royal I still fancy Scunny to survive on sheer guts alone. They know they aren't good enough. They know they've got a massive fight on their hands. So I don't think it will get to them psychologically the way it will to a team like Palace, QPR, Watford, Wednesday or us.


I'm sticking by Scunny to survive on tenacity, only to probably go down heavily next season. Plymouth are making a good fight of it. Palace and Wednesday must be looking at Plymouth anxiously and Watford (+ each other) hopefully IMO.

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Re: Relegation watch

by Avon Royal » 23 Mar 2010 22:59

RoyalChicagoFC ^ True (and ignoring the potential for Cardiff to get 10 points lobb'd off), but Blackpool are in between, now up to 7th on 54 with the win

Draw would've been preferable from our point of view, I've got to think (but I'll admit to being even hazier'n usual)


I'd completley overlooked the whole "Cardiff into administration" angle. That would be something special! 8)

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Re: Relegation watch

by floyd__streete » 23 Mar 2010 23:15

Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


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Re: Relegation watch

by Arch » 24 Mar 2010 00:46

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Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.

Freak circumstances like us winning an absolute shitload of games in 2010? To be honest, were we to get 25 from our remaining ten games (as we did our last ten), I'd fancy us in the playoffs and next season.

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Re: Relegation watch

by rhroyal » 24 Mar 2010 03:22

Surely this thread should be moved to general football now. Instead we need to start "mid-table watch"

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Re: Relegation watch

by Silver Fox » 24 Mar 2010 12:20

floyd__streete
Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


Slightly 'greed but who knows eh? Are you ready to change your location yet Floyd?

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Re: Relegation watch

by floyd__streete » 24 Mar 2010 13:43

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floyd__streete Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


Slightly 'greed but who knows eh? Are you ready to change your location yet Floyd?


The genius of the location is that it can now be taken as an ironic statement 8) .


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Re: Relegation watch

by Silver Fox » 24 Mar 2010 13:52

:lol: Or even a Schardsesque prediction to be cashed in as prescient when we do one day get relegated (from the top division of the European Super League :wink: )

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Re: Relegation watch

by Ian Royal » 24 Mar 2010 17:34

Silver Fox :lol: Or even a Schardsesque prediction to be cashed in as prescient when we do one day get relegated (from the top division of the European Super League :wink: )


:lol: :lol:

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Re: Relegation watch

by Hampshire Royal » 24 Mar 2010 17:39

floyd__streete
Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


This from the guy who was certain we were going to be relegated.

Keep it up Floyd!!

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Re: Relegation watch

by Tails » 24 Mar 2010 18:56

Tbh, at the time it was a fair call as we were shit and were going down. You can't criticise him on his observation back then with the luxury of knowing what has changed since then. :|

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Re: Relegation watch

by Avon Royal » 24 Mar 2010 19:07

floyd__streete
Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


Yes, yes, maybe.

But what is the point of being a football supporter if not to dream?

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Re: Relegation watch

by Ian Royal » 24 Mar 2010 19:15

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Avon Royal Tomorrow's game is huge.


Not really, we have little or no chance of a top six place in reality given our tough run-in. It is an unrealistic target and persoanlly I don't think that we'd benefit from any freak set of circumstances which took us into the play-offs.


Yes, yes, maybe.

But what is the point of being a football supporter if not to dream?


There's always next season for dreaming.

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Re: Relegation watch

by AthleticoSpizz » 24 Mar 2010 22:03

...isn't it nice, not having to watch Sheff Weds/Scunthorpe/Watfords/Palace results anymore.....and all that

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