Hodgey Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Can see Wrexham winning both home games - which means any slip ups from us next two will leave us quite a bit to do. I don’t see us winning at Wrexham but we can’t lose, I think we’ll need to rely on Hull or even Borough imploding, Millwall look solid. Hopefully when we play Cov they will have some breathing space and play poorly. Despite the 5-0 we are still not clinical and often switch off for a goal, we’ll need to change that in this next batch of games as we play better teams who won’t let us get away with it.
saintant Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago As the remaining matches get less and less I reckon nerves will start to kick in big time because of the magnitude of what is at stake. It'll be all about which sides deal best with the pressure. We have a side with a fair few players who have experienced the run-in to the play-offs before so that may work in our favour. Right now it looks as though it's going down to the wire. It's made for an exciting season because at one stage we looked to be out of contention but we've now built up some momentum with 20 points out of 24.
saintant Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 4 hours ago, Baird of the land said: Their last 2 games are Coventry and Middlesbrough, better hope the automatic race goes to the wire, otherwise those games become easier. They'll likely be battling to be champions so won't ease off the gas.
Saint Pete Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago There's still around a quarter of the season to go, so a lot can happen. We're fixated on Wrexham at the moment as the team above us but it's very possible that the likes of Hull will have a poor run in that lets in someone else. The positive in this round of matches is we have slightly more breathing space versus a few of the teams below us when it was so tight before. Obviously matches against the teams around us will be crucial. We just need to focus on ourselves and keep picking up wins like we are at currently.
SouSaint Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 3 hours ago, SNSUN said: There's also potentially the loss of players we have now if we don't go up. Scienza, Jander, THB, Charles possibly, all will have admirers over the summer and we'd be back to trying to replace them. Maybe even one two others. I wouldn't bet against SR cashing in, we know what they're like. None of the players you name are PL standard which shows how far off that level we are.
Willo of Whiteley Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago All the teams will be taking points off each other, it’s far from over for everyone. Get the popcorn out!
Cabrone Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Feels a bit like 2 seasons ago except back then we were chasing down top 2 rather than playoffs. We went on a huge unbeaten run, got into position to break through and promptly bottled it ending up in playoffs. IMO 75 is the minimum and we have some tricky fixtures left. It's on a knife edge.
die Mannyschaft Posted 36 minutes ago Posted 36 minutes ago Saints have the more difficult run in. Ipswich hull and Millwall we cant catch only on paper. Some needs to beat Wrexham and don't think that's possible
ant Posted 28 minutes ago Posted 28 minutes ago It's not a scientific way to look at it, but Tonda's PPG now sits at 1.86. If that continued to the end of the season, we'd be looking at ~73 points. Wrexham's PPG projects ~74. There's inherent assumptions (not least that our past indicates our future), but given the tricky period around Christmas our figure tends more towards 'realistic' than 'fantasy'. Ultimately, I guess I'm just saying it's looking close but doable. Especially with Wrexham away still to come.
BARCELONASAINT Posted 19 minutes ago Posted 19 minutes ago Personally I think we will fall short of the top 6 places, the damage was done earlier in the season leaving us with too much ground to make up and the home game against Charlton just compounded things. We don't have a lethal front line, Stewart we have been nursing all season to try and make sure he gets minutes (he's decent when he's available) Larin has some good attributes but he is not a lethal striker and they are who we are relying on up front. Thankfully other players are chipping in with goals but you really need your strikers at this stage of the season to be firing on all cylinders and ours are not!
JohnnyShearer2.0 Posted 12 minutes ago Posted 12 minutes ago 10 hours ago, SouSaint said: None of the players you name are PL standard which shows how far off that level we are. So you dont think Jander or Scienza could step up? Disagree. Scienza has stepped up every time hes moved and Jander could easily be looked at by Bundesliga 1 clubs.
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