Bury, Saturday

[Ron Manager]

Best Attack Table

1 Yeovil Town 72
2 Scunthorpe United 52
3 Lincoln City 50
4 Leyton Orient 48
5 Southend United 47
6 Macclesfield Town 47
7 Swansea City 46
8 Boston United 44
9 Northampton Town 43
10 Darlington 42
11 Bristol Rovers 41
12 Wycombe 40
13 Bury 38
14 Grimsby Town 38
15 Rochdale 38
16 Mansfield Town 37
17 Cheltenham Town 37
18 Shrewsbury Town 36
19 Oxford United 34
20 Rushden 32
21 Notts County 31
22 Cambridge United 29
23 Chester City 29
24 Kidderminster Harriers 27

 

[Ron Manager]

Best Defence Table

1 Swansea City 33
2 Cheltenham Town 33
3 Macclesfield Town 34
4 Mansfield Town 34
5 Scunthorpe United 35
6 Lincoln City 36
7 Wycombe 36
8 Southend United 37
9 Darlington 37
10 Grimsby Town 37
11 Northampton Town 38
12 Rochdale 38
13 Bristol Rovers 38
14 Boston United 39
15 Oxford United 42
16 Notts County 42
17 Bury 43
18 Shrewsbury Town 43
19 Chester City 47
20 Rushden 47
21 Cambridge United 47
22 Yeovil Town 49
23 Leyton Orient 49
24 Kidderminster Harriers 64

 

[Guest]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:23)]1 Yeovil Town 17 13 3 1 46 21 +25 42
2 Scunthorpe United 17 12 3 2 29 14 +15 39
3 Macclesfield Town 17 11 2 4 28 18 +10 35
4 Southend United 17 10 4 3 24 11 +13 34
5 Swansea City 17 10 4 3 25 13 +12 34

I cant believe Yeovil have scored 46 goals in 17 home games!
Unreal.

 

[CSWICKFORDSHRIMPER]

Quote[/b] (Smiffy @ Feb. 24 2005,10:54)]Exactly this is why im calling for the atmosphere to be turned up a few notches from here on in.

So everyone get behind them big time Saturday and hopefully we can get a few goals!.

Just out of interest what does everyone feel the attendance will be?.

I'm going for around the 6,000 mark

I reckon 6000-7000 for this game

I have a few friends down... so lets hope Southend put on a good proformance and get three points

I be happy with 1.0 , But would be nice to see us score a hatfull

Bury Fans 125 if lucky


One Team In Essex
SOUTHEND UNITED FC

 

[Matt the Shrimp]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:26)]Best Defence Table

21 Cambridge United 47
22 Yeovil Town 49

Wow, there's the bizarre stat of the day.

Incidentally, though, the attack table is why Yeovil will win this league.  Gary Johnson has obviously got the policy of "you score 3, we'll score 4".

No one can live with that firepower... 20 goals-worth better than the next best in the league.

Matt

P.S.  You have got  to love this...  

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:26)]Best Defence Table

23 Leyton Orient 49

 

[The General]

Quote[/b] (Matt the Shrimp @ Feb. 24 2005,14:58)]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:26)]Best Defence Table

21 Cambridge United 47
22 Yeovil Town 49

Wow, there's the bizarre stat of the day.

Incidentally, though, the attack table is why Yeovil will win this league. Gary Johnson has obviously got the policy of "you score 3, we'll score 4".

No one can live with that firepower... 20 goals-worth better than the next best in the league.

Matt

P.S. You have got to love this...

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:26)]Best Defence Table

23 Leyton Orient 49

Not really. Its just a case of Yeovil having a pretty mediorce defence, according the the masses of Yeovil fans over on L2 ... GJ hasn't really addressed the situation and if they do go up (which they should) they will need 4 new defenders for next season and they could struggle if they dont as defences will be able to deal with the Yeovil attack alot better in L1.

 

[Hong Kong Blue]

Quote[/b] (Matt the Shrimp @ Feb. 24 2005,14:58)]

Quote[/b] (Ron Manager @ Feb. 24 2005,11:26)]Best Defence Table

21 Cambridge United 47
22 Yeovil Town 49

Wow, there's the bizarre stat of the day.

Incidentally, though, the attack table is why Yeovil will win this league.  Gary Johnson has obviously got the policy of "you score 3, we'll score 4".

Yeovil have by far and away the best goal difference in the division, so its probably more a case of "we may leave the odd gap in the defence but its a price worth paying as it allows us to score many more goals and win many more games than if we adopted a more negative approach."

Maybe we could learn something from Yeovil's success as we try and further improve from challenging for the play-offs, to playing for outright promotion?