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We've won 9 home games in a row, so let's say no they wouldn't be. As previously covered, we finished 8th, 7th, 6th in Prem plus back to back promotions with the fans where they are. Let's say, at best, it's completely irrelevant variable. It doesn't really matter to me what is done but we should not be doing it in the belief we will win more because of it. Because we 100% absolutely will not.

Hey guys, I've just been running the numbers. If you look at, say, our last 18 games then you'll see we haven't lost a single match. So if we take that stat and carry it forward, it turns out we win the FA Cup no problem,as it's only four or five more games or something COYR

42 more points is somewhere between 14 wins and 4 defeats or 12 wins and 6 draws - therefore extending our unbeaten run to 38 games, the entire post September season. Yeah sure it's possible but it's optimism rather than some mathmatical forecast, especially when you dismiss the likes of Leicester achieving anything like that when they are literally eight points ahead of us already.

Jesus wept.

It doesn't take "imagination" to look at the league table and see they are in second, clear of us. Match us for the rest of the season and they're promoted automatically and we ain't.

Except we have barely reeled Leicester in at all. It's taken a record breaking run to gain three whole points (11 behind at end September to 8 points behind now). If it was us in this situation I'd be on here regularly telling people there is absolutely no need to panic. Leicester's form can go off a fucking cliff if it wants - let's say they go down to 1.5 points a game for the rest of the season - Hull City standard say. That still gets them to 93 points which is enough for autos every season and enough to win the league most seasons. They are not going to collapse to even that modest level, but it doesn't matter if they do. They don't need to win every single game from here. Ipswich is different of course (8 point gain) but they have navigated an incredibly tough run over Xmas and January and they are still clear in second. I think we cannot expect them to just "fall away" because they haven't.

The playing squad don't pay to get in the ground.

WE'RE GOING TO WIN THE LEAGUE WE'RE GOING TO WIN THE LEAGUE AND NOW YOU'RE GONNA BELIEVE US AND NOW YOU'RE GONNA BELIEVE US AND NOW YOU'RE GONNA BELIEVE US WE'RE GOING TO WIN THE LEAGUE

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Please keep this thread on topic thx

Sonebody will be along in a minute to tell how actually that Leeds result is brilliant for us or something.

Agree. This, for me, is the priority. Get to the Leeds game with it being completely meaningless. They can't leapfrog us but also they can't allow someone else to overtake us if we lose/draw. Leeds dropping more points to Preston today would help that.

For everyone doing the "I want us to win the title" stuff, well great. That means we go on the greatest points run in Championship history, we will need to smash 100 points all day long. If you think we're going to do that, if you truly believe that, why do you need Leicester to lose on Monday to make that possible? I believe in us, we're going to win the league, go for it all or nothing we want the title but pwease pwease pwease can that other team lose. Man up lads, we're breaking fucking records or we're not. Make your minds up.

Except Ipswich beating Leicester at the King Power will give them a huge boost of confidence and momentum. Ipswich, who have had a tough set of fixtures, they win and "suddenly their mentality and focus changes" - they will be ten feet tall. I just want us to be second today, tomorrow and next week. We've earned it. I'd rather we finished second and got promoted than finish third in any scenario. Your "I'd rather finish third going for it" seems to suggest that the "going for it" just seems to involve, er, a particular team losing to another team on Monday night. What's the point indeed. Leicester to win as that is much, much better for us right now.

And so will begin the greatest era in our history.

Sound the shoehorn.

Will be tactically fascinating. I expect both teams to finish on 70% possession.

Thanks for putting this, I've got one, nice short drive to an away so very pleased with that. Cheers (still four left)

I think this will be right. My understanding is a standing area in safe standing has to take up the same space as a seat. So the capacity doesn't change, you don't fit more in. And the club have to spend money ripping seats out and replacing them with railings etc. There's not much in it for the club economically. Demand for standing will be high, so I doubt there will be any reason at all for them to be cheaper. People will want them. If people thought they wanted standing to save themselves ticket money, prepare to be disappointed.

Beat me to it, I looked before and it was way more than half of clubs in Championship put their away fans behind the goal - I've done Stoke, Coventry and Wednesday this season and behind the goal all three times. Not sure why people are desperate to pretend it is some unique thing to Southampton.

West Ham needed Flynn Downes tonight.

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There are a few on here that want Ipswich to win on Monday to dump us back into third and give Ipswich the biggest shot of confidence and self-belief they can wish for, nicely sat in second into February.

The missing piece of the jigsaw.