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Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 17:52
by CP Gull
Anyone started to be reminded of that awful time in League 1 at Colchester when a combination of results sent us down?

Anyway, these are the KEY fixtures next week, I have left out Aldershot's fixture as they can't catch us whatever happens.

The only set of results that would see us down is as follows.....

Wimbledon v Fleetwood HOME WIN
D & R v York DRAW (any other outcome would see one or other finish below us, should we lose)
Northampton v Barnet AWAY WIN (a draw for Barnet could be enough, but only if we lose by FOUR!)
Rochdale v Plymouth DRAW or AWAY WIN even a narrow defeat for Argyle might see them
finish above us if we suffered a heavy defeat

All this assumes we LOSE, as we know, quite simply a DRAW will guarantee our safety!

The way results went today, anything can happen and probably will. In many ways I think the D&R v York game may turn out to be the key one ....

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:07
by standupsitdown
Very happy to be in that position knowing a point will be enough and even if we lose we'll probably be safe - and glad to have a ticket for the game - now to book the train.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:16
by Forest gull
Havnt got a ticket yet...............

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:19
by Scott Brehaut
In essence CP, what you are saying is that it's tighter than a knats chuff at the bottom and we simply have to win or draw to be certain of League two football next season.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:22
by coley in stripes
Hi Scott, now it's ME that's saying to you 'We ain't going down'...I think most people know that but want to keep the excitement going !

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:27
by Dave
Thing is Chris on that day there was only 2 teams standing between us and relegation, this time it's 5 teams, if Barnet/Wimbledon win, Plymouth win/draw, and the York/ Dagenham game finished as draw and we lose I will consider us the most unlucky team in the history of all football in all countries that play football combined, because that is the only we can be relegated.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:31
by standupsitdown
Northampton, Fleetwood & Rochdale all have nothing significant to play for, so could well all lose.
Which needs us relying on York v Dagenham to be a draw or us getting a point.
I don't think it's over yet - at least I'll be able to watch with Torquay fans, unlike Colchester where had to keep quiet for risk of being chucked out home stand.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:37
by Dave
If we lose and York/ Dagenham draw would be relegated if all other results went against us, we need one team to win that game.

Go thing about is they can't set out play for a draw as Dagenham would risk going down.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:38
by Scott Brehaut
coley wrote:Hi Scott, now it's ME that's saying to you 'We ain't going down'...I think most people know that but want to keep the excitement going !
I'm still totally confident we will be in League Two next season - and I've been confident of this ALL season....as I said in another thread, the results today simply mean my gloating is on hold for another week.

;-)

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:40
by tomogull
We should be okay, but ...... a draw next Saturday would mean we're definitely okay. But please Messrs Knill, Brass & Taylor and the lads, don't put us fans through the wringer by playing for a draw. Go out to WIN as we did against Barnet.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:41
by gullintwoplaces
standupsitdown wrote:Northampton, Fleetwood & Rochdale all have nothing significant to play for, so could well all lose.
Which needs us relying on York v Dagenham to be a draw or us getting a point.
I don't think it's over yet - at least I'll be able to watch with Torquay fans, unlike Colchester where had to keep quiet for risk of being chucked out home stand.
Northampton do have something significant to play for. A win could see them move up to a position where they are at home for the second leg of the play-off semi-final. A draw would not be enough for them.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 18:47
by Jeff
Also, Northamptons form has stuttered the last couple of weeks. They will probably be looking to take some good form into the playoffs, and play for the win.

At least things are in our hands - screw the rest of the teams, lets go out there and take care of things ourselves.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 19:12
by SuperNickyWroe
Jeff wrote:Also, Northamptons form has stuttered the last couple of weeks. They will probably be looking to take some good form into the playoffs, and play for the win.

At least things are in our hands - screw the rest of the teams, lets go out there and take care of things ourselves.
exactly jeff. there endof the lesson.

i say bo**ocks to the other teams! concentrate on our own game.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 19:14
by SuperNickyWroe
standupsitdown wrote:Northampton, Fleetwood & Rochdale all have nothing significant to play for, so could well all lose.
Which needs us relying on York v Dagenham to be a draw or us getting a point.
I don't think it's over yet - at least I'll be able to watch with Torquay fans, unlike Colchester where had to keep quiet for risk of being chucked out home stand.
thats what we dont want!

we need either to win - preferably york.

Re: Next Weekend

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 19:31
by Glostergull
o totaly agree with you on that one super