Is Promotion Still Possible?
Of our remaining 14 games

We have all of the bottom 3 to play.
Only 4 of the top 10
And the other 7 are against mid table sides

All to play for.

Win 5 of the 7 home games and 3 out of 7 away games with a couple of draws and it will go to the last game
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Looking at the table one thing that really hurts about being cheated against WBA is that’s three points lost directly to them. Given we need at least 2 probably 3 of the current top 7 to come back to us that would’ve been a big boost towards that and they look pretty average at the moment.

It’s not over till it’s mathetically over! (Or we lose to Preston...)
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I have had a glance at the table just now.

I cannot write us off yet, still all tp play for.

COYR.
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If one of the teams above us slips up. eg. Derby or Boro'.

IF we win...we close the gap to 2 points.

Win one, draw one...apply pressure. If we put any run or two or three games together we'll narrow the gap real quick on this season's form and possibly 'get in there.'

SA.
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We should also remember that both Derby and Boro have to come to the banks of the trent.
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Hmm I did not realise that Middlesborugh’s and Bristrol city’s so called game in hand was actually against each other.
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(14-02-2019, 02:18 PM)Mcforest Wrote: Hmm I did not realise that Middlesborugh’s and Bristrol city’s so called game in hand was actually against each other.

aha.

With how the results went, Boro have already used up a game in hand.  Derby drew as well.

Results went as well as could be expected.

SA.
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(14-02-2019, 02:18 PM)Mcforest Wrote: Hmm I did not realise that Middlesborugh’s and Bristrol city’s so called game in hand was actually against each other.

That is a bonus, I didn't realise that either.

3 points tomorrow will set up a massive game against The Sheep.
COYR!
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Three points against Preston will be a tough ask but if we can get the points Derby have a tough mid-week home fixture against Millwall before us, so hoping that Millwall kick the **** of of them ready for our match.
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Thanks to Sky, they'll have another 2 days to recover though. Tossers.
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The days of football on Saturdays is pretty much over for good and even worse when you get to the premiership. Soon it will be one game a day 7 days a week. TV money is just so big it is worth having less fans at games to be on TV i'm afraid.
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(15-02-2019, 09:33 AM)Mcforest Wrote: The days of football on Saturdays is pretty much over for good and even worse when you get to the premiership. Soon it will be one game a day 7 days a week. TV money is just so big it is worth having less fans at games to be on TV i'm afraid.

I'm always surprised that when watching football on the TV you can see lots of empty seats at some grounds. How long before TV insist that the tickets sold need to be in an area which make the ground look full.

Mainly Saturday games in championship is a bonus over Premier league.
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