October Fixtures
#13
(03-10-2018, 06:55 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote:
(02-10-2018, 08:36 AM)the jock Wrote:
(02-10-2018, 07:23 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote: I prefer just to look at our next game.

3 points tomorrow against Millwall.

I cannot see beyond that right now.

I'm the same Duncan . one match at a time.

get a good result tomorrow. every team in this division is going to find it hard to beat us.

It really is the best way. We are only as good as our last game. 

We win we are all happy, we lose we are all moaning  :)

One game at a time for me.

Last nights result is exactly the reason why I wrote this ^ yesterday.

One game at a time!
COYR!
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#14
We need something from the Boro game, failing to do so the difference between the last set of games and the previous one would be just 2 points...not much considering that we would have played mostly teams below or around us (apart from Boro)...the next set of games is much more difficult.... improvement is slightly noticeable but not enough considering the money spent...i have a feeling that AK is playing certain players cause they r his signings nd doesnt want to look like throwing money away...a couple of more games against teams play like Millwall nd the signing of the portugese will be seen as money thrown away...
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#15
Looking at the bigger picture and not just the Millwall game AK and the team are doing alright.

We have made a good solid start to the season, nothing spectacular but a good solid start.

A point at Boro and I will be happy going into the next international break.
Panic on the streets of Croydon, Derby, Sheffield, Leicestershire.
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#16
(05-10-2018, 06:59 AM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Looking at the bigger picture and not just the Millwall game AK and the team are doing alright.

We have made a good solid start to the season, nothing spectacular but a good solid start.

A point at Boro and I will be happy going into the next international break.

We need at least a point, if we loose against Boro, the gap between us and them will start to be worrying (9 pts), and that is more than half the points we would have accumulated so far.
The following five will be: 
Norwich (H)- the canaries are playing well at the moment and we must be at our best to get the 3 points
Bolton (A)-Doable but its away so they can rise to the occasion
Leeds (A)- Getting anything from that one would be an achievement
Sheffield Utd (H) -Similar to the Norwich game
Stoke City (H) - maybe the potters are in lower places of the table now, but I bet that when they are back in Nottingham in November it will be a different story (from the cup game).

From these 5 games, I dont see us getting more than 7 points. To keep within touching distance of the pack, another 10 pts is the minimum we can be happy with.
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#17
I am not concerned yet.

In my opinion it is still early days.

I will wait until January tom assess the situation then.
Panic on the streets of Croydon, Derby, Sheffield, Leicestershire.
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#18
Well I had hoped from four points from the first two games, just not in that order!
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#19
(07-10-2018, 11:45 AM)NG3 Wrote: The remaining games in October are juicy, & a real opportunity.

Highlights include

SATURDAY 20TH OCTOBER

Blackburn Rovers v Leeds United (9th v 3rd)
Nottingham Forest v Norwich City (5th v 8th)
Derby County v Sheffield United (7th v 1st)

WEDNESDAY 24TH OCTOBER

Bolton Wanderers v Nottingham Forest
West Bromwich Albion v Derby County (2nd v 7th)

SATURDAY 27TH OCTOBER

Middlesbrough v Derby County (4th v 7th)
Norwich City v Brentford (8th v 6th)
West Bromwich Albion v Blackburn Rovers (2nd v 9th)
Leeds United v Nottingham Forest (3rd v 5th)

This is an opportunity for the strong to prosper.

Some tasty fixtures there.

Bring it on!
Panic on the streets of Croydon, Derby, Sheffield, Leicestershire.
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