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Sesimbra wrote:York Plymouth and Aldershot do not have to play each other. Plymouth & Aldershot have a game in hand. Only York could end up lower than Torquay if all win.

and thats a big one.

I agree it is a big IF. I was only making the point that avoiding relegation, at this moment, is no longer in Torquay's hands. Hopefully that will change at the weekend.

Sesimbra wrote:I agree it is a big IF. I was only making the point that avoiding relegation, at this moment, is no longer in Torquay's hands. Hopefully that will change at the weekend.

i know that the gargs and the shots have game in hand, but they need to win it.

question is would you have the point on the board or the game in hand?

for me, its points on the board.

Who are you, Jim Bowen?

Points on the board indeed. :~D

Give us one of those great 80's teasmaids they always have on there and the mickey mouse telephone too.

OOOOOONNNNEEEEEEEHUNNNNDREDDDDDDDDDANDEEIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHTTTTTTTTTYY!!!!

austrianandygull wrote:Who are you, Jim Bowen?

Points on the board indeed. :~D

Give us one of those great 80's teasmaids they always have on there and the mickey mouse telephone too.

OOOOOONNNNEEEEEEEHUNNNNDREDDDDDDDDDANDEEIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHTTTTTTTTTYY!!!!

plonker!

Sesimbra wrote:Following United's defeat against Bradford it may have escaped many minds that avoiding relegation is now out of Torquay's hands. If they win all their remaining games they can still be relegated.

You're wrong there Sesimbra. If we win all of our games we are guaranteed survival.

In your calculations you failed to take into account that one of those wins would be against Barnet.

We are not likely to win any now Joss has gone though.

I stand corrected Jerry. I had excluded Barnet in my calculations. Still pretty hairy though especially as Barnet are unbeaten in 4 games.

We were unbeaten in four games recently, and then lost..