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ain't got a clue where they'll come from....we could lose to wigan then beat beat wba. who knows.
but on paper.... wigan a....1 point wba a .......0 points burnley a....0 points stoke a ......0 points
pne h ......1 point coventry h..1 point norwich h....0 points bristol city h.....3 points.... last game will save us, could be another palace job back in 1999 was it.
I honestly can't see where another point is coming from. Amazingly the bookies still have us at only 9/2 with Blackpool, Huddersfield and Wigan all odds on.
I can see us getting one more point...if we are lucky. Don't think 43 points is going to be enough, especially as our goal difference will be off the scale by the final game.
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How many points for safety. on 20:21 - Mar 18 with 9094 views
Most likely we'll get no more points. If GA pulls something miraculous out of the bag during the international break, who knows what's possible. Injured players coming back, morale suddenly rising, things clicking in training, I don't know, all sounds a bit farfetched, but the hole we're in is pretty mysterious, maybe our way out of it will be just as odd. We're going down without getting another point btw.
‘morbid curiosity about where this is all going’
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How many points for safety. on 23:16 - Mar 18 with 8703 views
Those home games are key. Can't see us getting anything north of the Uxbridge Road. Ordinarily you'd say Wigan away is a six-pointer but having seen the Blackpool game, that one writes itself.
Our only hope is to get the likes of Chair back and get a couple of wins from those home games. I thought we'd win today though and it was such an awful performance that my faith in Ainsworth has pretty much gone. Can't believe the tactics and the refusal to try anything different when it was clear they were better in the air than us.
How many points for safety. on 20:20 - Mar 18 by CamberleyR
I honestly can't see where another point is coming from. Amazingly the bookies still have us at only 9/2 with Blackpool, Huddersfield and Wigan all odds on.
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And they say you never see a bookie wearing bicycle clips….
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How many points for safety. on 23:22 - Mar 18 with 8696 views
How many points for safety. on 20:20 - Mar 18 by CamberleyR
I honestly can't see where another point is coming from. Amazingly the bookies still have us at only 9/2 with Blackpool, Huddersfield and Wigan all odds on.
[Post edited 18 Mar 2023 20:24]
And they say you never see a bookie wearing bicycle clips…
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How many points for safety. on 23:29 - Mar 18 with 8639 views
In our last 8 games we've scored a huge 6 goals and only conceded a paltry 21 goals.
With that In mind.
I have done some calculations using the applications of algebraic K-theory (taking values in a quotient of K0(ZÏ€)) and my conclusion is unfortunately we're f ucked.
My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic.
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How many points for safety. on 08:39 - Mar 19 with 8397 views
I’m not worried. I’ve been studying Quantom Theory and nothing actually exists in reality. So when we get relegated it’s only in your imagination and not real. That also solves the mystery of Balogun and Richards, they don’t actually exist. It all makes sense now.
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How many points for safety. on 02:04 - Mar 20 with 8013 views
How many points for safety. on 22:36 - Mar 18 by kropotkin41
Most likely we'll get no more points. If GA pulls something miraculous out of the bag during the international break, who knows what's possible. Injured players coming back, morale suddenly rising, things clicking in training, I don't know, all sounds a bit farfetched, but the hole we're in is pretty mysterious, maybe our way out of it will be just as odd. We're going down without getting another point btw.
Luckily we don't have many concerns about our players getting injured playing for their countries
Thing is, if one flippantly looks to pick two teams in League One that we'll win against to achieve six points, you find a host of teams down there who have either: previously done a number on us; have scores to settle; or by dint of us being perceived as the Wiliam Large Testicles of the division, will be significantly up for it against us, that we'll invariably wither on the day.
Frankly it's anyone's guess as to when, starting from now, QPR will rack up their next six points.
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