Quote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 10:39:50 AMQuote from: John M'Zog on April 23, 2012, 10:26:26 AMQuote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 09:52:13 AMFair comment. just trying to point out there is a number of permutations, and we are not dust relying on QPR to win their games.The vast majority of those permutations would see us safe, especially the more realistic ones.Only if we get two morre points.As I said, it's about being realistic. We have a home game against Bolton where we're favourites, so if you try to look at it objectively you you'd fancy us for at least one of those points tomorrow night. After that, we haven't lost 2 in a row all season, let alone 3.
Quote from: John M'Zog on April 23, 2012, 10:26:26 AMQuote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 09:52:13 AMFair comment. just trying to point out there is a number of permutations, and we are not dust relying on QPR to win their games.The vast majority of those permutations would see us safe, especially the more realistic ones.Only if we get two morre points.
Quote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 09:52:13 AMFair comment. just trying to point out there is a number of permutations, and we are not dust relying on QPR to win their games.The vast majority of those permutations would see us safe, especially the more realistic ones.
Fair comment. just trying to point out there is a number of permutations, and we are not dust relying on QPR to win their games.
Bolton (H) DWest Brom (A) DSpurs (H) DNorwich (A) D
The very depressing thing is that even if we are relegated, there will not be a regime change.
I'm sure it was Dave the Mod. (not Mr. Woodhall) who said at the start of the season he was going to put £10 on every Villa result to be a draw. If so, he's probably quids in, now!
QuoteLiverpool (A) L DREWStoke City (H) D DREWMan Utd (A) L LOSTSunderland (H) L DREWBolton (H) DWest Brom (A) DSpurs (H) DNorwich (A) WRevision:Bolton (H) DWest Brom (A) LSpurs (H) LNorwich (A) D
Liverpool (A) L DREWStoke City (H) D DREWMan Utd (A) L LOSTSunderland (H) L DREWBolton (H) DWest Brom (A) DSpurs (H) DNorwich (A) W
Quote from: Legion on April 22, 2012, 08:17:39 PMQuoteLiverpool (A) L DREWStoke City (H) D DREWMan Utd (A) L LOSTSunderland (H) L DREWBolton (H) DWest Brom (A) DSpurs (H) DNorwich (A) WRevision:Bolton (H) DWest Brom (A) LSpurs (H) LNorwich (A) DA question: considering we are actually two points better off than you originally thought we would be, how does that tally with thinking we're now going to do much worse than you originally thought in the remaining games?Surely logic would suggest that we're actually doing better than you were expecting and you should therefore be more positive about the games to come rather than less?
Quote from: Mazrim on April 23, 2012, 08:57:48 AMQuote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 08:35:41 AMQuote from: Steve N'Rose on April 22, 2012, 09:57:52 PMQuote from: levico on April 22, 2012, 09:31:45 PMI wouldn't like to guess individual scores but I think we'll get just two points from the four matches and go down.It would take yet more exceptional results elsewhere for that to happen. At the very least QPR would need to win at either Chelsea or Man city, or Blackburn at both Chelsea and Spurs.QPR wouldn't need to do anything. Instead Wigan would need to win 2 out of 3, and Bolton 3 out of 5. Both have easier run ins.Which would see QPR and Blackburn down with Wolves?Where are QPRs possible 5 points coming from or Blackburn's 8 (or 9 as 8 is impossible) in the scenario we get 38 points?And presumably one of Wigans wins is against Blackburn as I dont imagine they'll beat Newcastle.Fair comment. just trying to point out there is a number of permutations, and we are not dust relying on QPR to win their games. For the record, if we get two more points I think it is very unlikely we will go down. But I am also worried that if we lose against Bolton we will not get any more points. This manager has a record of relegating teams against all the odds.
Quote from: maidstonevillain on April 23, 2012, 08:35:41 AMQuote from: Steve N'Rose on April 22, 2012, 09:57:52 PMQuote from: levico on April 22, 2012, 09:31:45 PMI wouldn't like to guess individual scores but I think we'll get just two points from the four matches and go down.It would take yet more exceptional results elsewhere for that to happen. At the very least QPR would need to win at either Chelsea or Man city, or Blackburn at both Chelsea and Spurs.QPR wouldn't need to do anything. Instead Wigan would need to win 2 out of 3, and Bolton 3 out of 5. Both have easier run ins.Which would see QPR and Blackburn down with Wolves?Where are QPRs possible 5 points coming from or Blackburn's 8 (or 9 as 8 is impossible) in the scenario we get 38 points?And presumably one of Wigans wins is against Blackburn as I dont imagine they'll beat Newcastle.
Quote from: Steve N'Rose on April 22, 2012, 09:57:52 PMQuote from: levico on April 22, 2012, 09:31:45 PMI wouldn't like to guess individual scores but I think we'll get just two points from the four matches and go down.It would take yet more exceptional results elsewhere for that to happen. At the very least QPR would need to win at either Chelsea or Man city, or Blackburn at both Chelsea and Spurs.QPR wouldn't need to do anything. Instead Wigan would need to win 2 out of 3, and Bolton 3 out of 5. Both have easier run ins.
Quote from: levico on April 22, 2012, 09:31:45 PMI wouldn't like to guess individual scores but I think we'll get just two points from the four matches and go down.It would take yet more exceptional results elsewhere for that to happen. At the very least QPR would need to win at either Chelsea or Man city, or Blackburn at both Chelsea and Spurs.
I wouldn't like to guess individual scores but I think we'll get just two points from the four matches and go down.
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