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3 hours ago, gonzo said:

8 pints deep in the giddy goose singing we've got super Ian Evatt in to his pint?

Cracking home made steak pie & chips

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57 minutes ago, Whitesince63 said:

Not with 14 points to make up we’re not.

Aye it's a big ask that. Humongous in fact.

We needed 1 defeat in 18 matches in 1993 to get runners up.

 

 

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1 hour ago, Whitesince63 said:

Not with 14 points to make up we’re not.

Agreed.  If they'd done the right thing and at least got rid after Wigan (how was there any doubt at all by then?), we'd be a lot closer than 14 points off 2nd.   

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42 minutes ago, Greg_BWFC said:

Think we need 12 or 13 wins just to get playoffs, bloody tall order tbh.

I think that goes out of the window this season. 

Plenty of teams around and about, and previous seasons may not reflect this.

Could be true of course, but we only have to get more points than 7th.

Do that, and be playing well, and who knows.

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37 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

I think that goes out of the window this season. 

Plenty of teams around and about, and previous seasons may not reflect this.

Could be true of course, but we only have to get more points than 7th.

Do that, and be playing well, and who knows.

I can't be arsed spending the time working it out but it'd be interesting to know the points average from previous years for the play-offs at the stage of the season and see if there's any difference in comparison this season 

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24 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

I can't be arsed spending the time working it out but it'd be interesting to know the points average from previous years for the play-offs at the stage of the season and see if there's any difference in comparison this season 

I just attempted it on 11v11 league table generator but you can't see the points total on a singular screenshot.

So I've given up.

We just need to win more than those above us :)

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Leagues tend to stack up in order of GD in the final reckoning

We need a couple of 4 nils to balance those defeats we have suffered 

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2 minutes ago, jayjayoghani said:

Think we once got in the playoffs with 69 pts, Neal era.

Played Notts County, 87 pts I think.

We got battered. 

A new man would have to get the team playing better, and consistently, gaining more points.

Top two is pretty much gone, so just get in there, take some form in, and who knows.

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Scapegoat number 1 found himself a job 😂.

Hope he doesn’t Craddock it up. I’ll be watching his corner routines at Waterford with interest 

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35 minutes ago, desperado said:

 

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Scapegoat number 1 found himself a job 😂.

Hope he doesn’t Craddock it up. I’ll be watching his corner routines at Waterford with interest 

Good luck to Matt in his new job, he seemed to be unfairly treated here.

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3 hours ago, desperado said:

 

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Scapegoat number 1 found himself a job 😂.

Hope he doesn’t Craddock it up. I’ll be watching his corner routines at Waterford with interest 

he leaves 6 on the half way line

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Craddock was moved on in the aftermath of the Huddersfield defeat and the timing made it look like that was the reason. 

It wasn’t. His loss of employment wasn’t related in anyway to the first team results, but due to an incident that took place (I believe during an international weekend)

I’m reluctant to say any more, but from what i know I think it was the right decision at the time.

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55 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Was he found working on defending crosses?

If only. But apparently what goes on in Ibiza doesn’t always stay in Ibiza. 

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1 hour ago, thebells said:

Craddock was moved on in the aftermath of the Huddersfield defeat and the timing made it look like that was the reason. 

It wasn’t. His loss of employment wasn’t related in anyway to the first team results, but due to an incident that took place (I believe during an international weekend)

I’m reluctant to say any more, but from what i know I think it was the right decision at the time.

What did the analyst do? Were they in cahoots

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1 hour ago, thebells said:

Craddock was moved on in the aftermath of the Huddersfield defeat and the timing made it look like that was the reason. 

It wasn’t. His loss of employment wasn’t related in anyway to the first team results, but due to an incident that took place (I believe during an international weekend)

I’m reluctant to say any more, but from what i know I think it was the right decision at the time.

Does this tie in with Coleman issues 

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