25/26 - Non Saints Games

[hypochondriac]

I'm fascinated that players like Leicester can't muster up enough points to avoid the drop.

[Teamsaint1]

5 hours ago, bpsaint said:

Just like it was on Friday funnily enough. Not sure that result does the skates any favours, gives their manager a stay of execution which is a good thing as we don’t want them getting a new manager bounce.

Skates have lost their best CB for 3 games now too.

They have very tricky looking fixtures for the next few games. 

[trousers]

15 minutes ago, Fabrice29 said:

Know for a fact our analysts were watching him too before his injury

Source?

[Fabrice29]

Just now, trousers said:

Source?

One of the analysts themselves.

[SNSUN]

49 minutes ago, Harry_SFC said:

Hull have looked better than I thought they would but haven't been much of a threat.

Coventry have been crap. 

Coventry will win promotion, and it seems the title, in part because the other chasing teams don't seem to want it. The promotion chasing teams keep stuttering and Coventry have been doing enough to grind out wins or draws (except for against us of course). They've been good, but they're not great and that's what makes our early season form so annoying. Had Still picked up even a couple more wins early on then we'd be in the promotion picture, but then we possibly wouldn't have Tonda and we wouldn't be on this wave of form we currently are on and enjoying. All we can do is finish in the play-off spots, try to stay injury free to key players, and win them. We aren't ready for the Premier League at all but it would still be a hell of a ride, and if Arsenal shows us anything, it shows we now know how to compete. Besides, I don't think anyone that gets promoted this season will make Sunderland-style dent in the Prem next season.